In two weeks,  an almost seven fold increase in infections,  hospitalizations and almost eightfold increase in deaths.

Nov 2,  2009  The first day these statistics became available and approximately 3 days after the initial reports of “something”  happening (as in unusual illnesses and deaths) and approximately 3 days after reports of aerial spraying

• 239,228 influenza/ARI
• 12,002 Hospitalized
• 40 Deaths

Nov 4, 2009

• 478,456  Influenza/ARI
• 24,003  Hospitalized
• 60  Ventilators
• 81 Deaths

Nov 7, 2009

• 871,037 Influenza/ARI Cases
• 39,603 Hospitalized
• 135 Deaths

Nov 10,  2009

• 1,031,597 Influenza/ARI
• 52,742 Hospitalized
• 174 Dead

Nov 12,  2009

• 1,253,558 Influenza/ARI
• 65.615 Hospitalizations
• 239 Deaths

Nov 15,  2009

• 1,364,939 Influenza/ARI
• 75,862 Hospitalized
• 299 Dead

Nov 16,  2009

• 1,400,999 Influenza/ARI
• 78,326 Hospitalized
• 315 Dead

Nov 17, 2009

• 1,457,564 Influenza/ARI
• 83,526 Hospitalized
• 328 Deaths

Nov 18,  2009

• 1,502,345 Influenza/ARI
• 85,904 Hospitalized
• 344 Dead

November 20, 2009

• 1,540,514 Influenza/ARI
• 88,744 Hospitalized
• 354 Dead

November 24, 2009

• 1,679,237 Influenza/ARI
• 99,661 Hospitalized
• 397 Dead