Cornell Cases

Flu cases at Cornell

Week of Sunday, November 15 through Saturday, November 21:  
107 Cornell students were diagnosed with influenza-like illness (ILI) during this week. Cases are lower than last week.

NOTE: These graphs reflects the number of Cornell students who have been evaluated and diagnosed as having probable H1N1 influenza by Gannett. Cornell does not require students with flu to "report" their illness, so there is no way to know the total number of people who have had the flu at Cornell.

View and print full files:

• Daily number of new ILI patients (pdf) 
• Estimated number currently ill with ILI (pdf) 

Put the numbers in context

If you're looking for numbers of flu cases in the state, nation, or world, please access these trusted sources:

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The CDC provides clear information about H1N1 influenza, the current trends, and the latest health recommendations and advisories.

• Sign up for the CDC’s RSS and Twitter feeds to get regular reports from this trusted national source.
• Got a website? Help others follow flu trends by placing this informational 2009 Flu Info Widget on your website

Us Department of Health and Human Services

• Place an informational icon and widgets on your site and link to important flu updates and information

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Other updates and questions related to the flu at Cornell

Cornell website

• The latest campus flu information and alerts will be posted at: www.cornell.edu/flu
  

Flu-info mailbox

• A mailbox entitled flu-info@cornell.edu is available for use by members of the campus community seeking answers to questions about the flu and its impact at Cornell.