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http://www2.wjtv.com/jtv/ap_exchange/sp ... lDe/68636/

The sample was taken from a 52-year-old Kent County resident who died Nov. 7 following hospitalization.

"The CDC says less than 1 percent of swine flu cases have been found to be resistant to Tamiflu"

Liars. Not in the last month. It's more like 3% and going up fast.

CDC identifies anti-viral resistant H1N1 in Delaware

http://www.sussexcountian.com/newsnow/x ... stant-H1N1



15 of 1540 = 1%

How many do we know of?


East Coast
North Carolina 2 (campers) Duke Univ. 4 (chemo patients; 3 died)
Maryland - 2 Johns Hopkins treated and released
Virginia - 1
Tennessee - 1
Eastern Pennsylvania - 2
Georgia (not in media, but posted on Genbank)
Delaware - (new) - 1

West Coast
San Francisco arriving in Japan 1 (early)
California -
early - Washington - Seattle 2
Utah - 1

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Canada/Quebec 1
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UK - in total? 24 reported as of December 3 *
Wales - 5 University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff
Scotland - 2 as of 11/17
Spain
France - 1 with both antiviral resistance mutation and D225G
Netherlands - 6 or 7; 3 fatal
Italy - 1
Ukraine

*http://www.metronews.ca/edmonton/live/article/386847--britain-swine-flu-cases-fall-by-more-than-half

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Vietnam
S Korea - 1
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Tanzania

This article states that there have been 21 in the US.


http://www.fredericknewspost.com/sectio ... ryID=98501

Md. reports 1st 2 drug resistant swine-flu cases

BALTIMORE (AP) — Maryland health officials are reporting the state’s first two known cases of swine flu resistant to Tamiflu. Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore announced Wednesday that the two patients were treated there and have been discharged.

The hospital says the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Maryland health officials confirmed the patients had a drug-resistant form of the virus.

Last month, health officials in North Carolina announced four patients at a one hospital tested positive for Tamiflu-resistant swine flu, the biggest cluster seen in the U.S.

Tamiflu is one of two common swine flu treatments, and health officials have been watching for signs of resistance to the drugs. More than 50 resistant cases have been reported since April, including 21 in the U.S.

Not in the last month, it's 2.9%.



And the CDC, despite the lie on the page saying the statistics started on Sept 1, started the new count a month after that. And they refuse to say why there was a new count, or what they were doing differently. But a cold day in Hell that after being about 0.5% for months, it would all of a sudden be half of that. You normalize the month after the change to the month before the change, and that 2.9% would be more like 6%.

As of the last CDC report, assuming one can believe anything they say, it's 25 + 1 = 26 (one not listed was not part of the statistical sample for whatever reason.)

Commentary

http://www.recombinomics.com/News/12090 ... 4Y_DE.html

Small note under your report Dr. Niman

There are no 6 deaths with H274Y, but three of the six in the Netherlands