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We used single estimates of multipliers [3] that were measured early in the pandemic and applied across age groups and across time periods.
It was originally referred to as "swine flu" because many genes in the virus were similar to influenza viruses that normally occur in pigs in North America. Your comment will be reviewed and published at the journal's discretion. See main text for further details. **Factors to correct for underreporting of hospitalizations and to calculate number of cases from Reed et al. All authors: no conflicts. (Table 2, ref.

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Adults aged 65 years or older experienced an estimated rate of death due to pH1N1 of 4.2 (range: 3.0–6.1), approximately 19% of the average rate estimated rate from 1990–1999 for this age group (Table 4).

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Median, minimum, and maximum calculated from the total estimates of deaths and hospitalizations, April 12, 2009–April 10, 2010 (cf Table 2). We first calculated the rate per 100,000 per EIP site. Curran KJ, Margossian SP, Kernan NA, et al. Potential conflicts of interest.

From 12 April 2009 to 10 April 2010, we estimate that approximately 60.8 million cases (range: 43.3–89.3 million), 274 304 hospitalizations (195 086–402 719), and 12 469 deaths (8868–18 306) occurred in the United States due to pH1N1. When corrected for underreporting, for the periods 12 April–23 July, August 2009, and 1 September 2009–10 April 2010, there were 13 764, 7 240, and 253 300 estimated hospitalizations, respectively (Table 1). to obtain a corrected number of hospitalizations. 801 3rd St. S

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We then calculated for each method the range of estimates (maximum minus minimum) as a percentage of the mean. For the entire period of 12 April 2009–10 April 2010 there were approximately 274 300 hospitalizations (range: 195 100–402 700) (Table 1). We estimated the median weekly national number of pH1N1 cases by multiplying the estimated number of median national hospitalizations by a factor of 221.79.

We then corrected for underreporting of hospitalizations using previously published multiplication factors [3] and then calculated numbers of cases using a previously estimated hospitalization-to-cases multiplier [3].

We built a model that enabled us to produce interim estimates of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths that could be frequently updated as new information became available. We then divided the 50 states, based on reported percent of visits that are for ILI, into 3 equal groups: low, midrange, high. The article goes on to say that "it wasn’t until six months after" H1N1 became a global pandemic that "then-President Obama declared a public health emergency on what was already a pandemic. ", "An HHS Retrospective on the 2009 H1N1 Influenza Pandemic to Advance All Hazards Preparedness,", "Declaration Of A National Emergency With Respect To The 2009 H1n1 Influenza Pandemic,", "Obama Declares H1N1 a National Emergency,", "H1N1 Widespread in 46 States as Vaccines Lag,", "U.S. Declares Public Health Emergency Over Swine Flu,", Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Says that to help people in need during the coronavirus pandemic, Mike Garcia said: "Everyone should have to figure out how to fend for themselves. Thus we believe that our estimates are not unrealistically low. [3].