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Main article: 2009 swine flu outbreak
Further information: 2009 swine flu outbreak by country

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Detected human cases by country
Country Cases Deaths
Laboratory
confirmed 		Confirmed
(Suspected)‡
WHO totals† 19,273[1] 117[1]
Total 21,849 144 (77)
Mexico 5,563[2] 106[2] (77)[3][4]
United States 10,960[5]# 33[6][7]
Canada 1,795[8] 3[8]
Chile 393[9] 1[9]
Costa Rica 68[10] 1[10]
Australia 878[11]## 0
United Kingdom 459[12] 0
Japan 410[13] 0
Spain 180[14] 0
Panama 179[15] 0
Argentina 163[16] 0
China 61[17] 0
France 57[18] 0
Other 732 0
Countries with fewer than 50 confirmed cases
Country Confirmed cases Deaths
El Salvador 49[19] 0
Peru 49[20] 0
South Korea 46[21] 0
Ecuador 45[22] 0
Israel 41[23] 0
Germany 38[24] 0
Honduras 34[25] 0
Dominican Republic 33[26] 0
Hong Kong 30[27][28] 0
Italy 30[14] 0
Philippines 29[29] 0
Brazil 28[30] 0
Colombia 24[31] 0
Guatemala 23[32] 0
Kuwait 18[1] 0
Uruguay 17[33] 0
Taiwan 16[34] 0
Belgium 13[14] 0
Sweden 13[35] 0
Nicaragua 12[36] 0
Singapore 12[37] 0
New Zealand 11[38] 0
Switzerland 10[39] 0
Norway 9[40] 0
Romania 8[41] 0
Thailand 8[42] 0
Ireland 7[43] 0
Turkey 7[44] 0
Greece 5[14] 0
India 5[45] 0
Malaysia 5[46] 0
Paraguay 5[47] 0
Austria 4[48] 0
Cuba 4[1] 0
Denmark 4[49] 0
Finland 4[14] 0
Netherlands 4[1] 0
Poland 4[14] 0
Venezuela 4[50] 0
Vietnam 4[51] 0
Bolivia 3[1] 0
Lebanon 3[1] 0
Russia 3[1] 0
Slovakia 3[52] 0
Czech Republic 2[53] 0
Jamaica 2[1] 0
Portugal 2[14] 0
Bahamas 1[14] 0
Bahrain 1[1] 0
Barbados 1[54] 0
Bulgaria 1[14] 0
Cyprus 1[14] 0
Egypt 1[1] 0
Estonia 1[14] 0
Hungary 1[14] 0
Iceland 1[55] 0
Luxembourg 1[14] 0
Saudi Arabia 1[56] 0
Trinidad and Tobago 1[57] 0
UAE 1[58] 0
Ukraine 1[59] 0
The following countries have suspected cases, but no confirmed cases: Namibia, Cape Verde, Eritrea, Gambia, South Africa, Congo Democratic Republic [60], and Haiti [61]
Graphs of case progression
Laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports, with deaths denoted on the right y-axis. Ratio confirmed cases:confirmed deaths y-axis values 50:1.[62]
Semi-logarithmic plot of laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports.[62]
Number of countries with confirmed cases: 75

Number of countries with confirmed or suspected cases: 82

# Include Puerto Rico. Some U.S. authorities have stopped testing all but seriously ill patients,[63] so many cases may not be confirmed.
## The Victorian Department of Human Services have decided to only test for swine flu if serious,[64] so many cases may not be confirmed.

On May 15, 2009, the CDC's Jan Jernigan estimated that there were "probably upwards of maybe 100,000" cases in the United States.[65]

‡ 77 early deaths did not have usable samples, so they can never be confirmed or ruled out.
† On May 29, 2009, Dr. Gregory Poland, director of Mayo Clinic’s Vaccine Research Group, said that these numbers are probably a “gross underestimate,” because many countries don’t test and those that do miss many people with the virus. [66]
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