In Week 5 ending Feb 4, most of the activity remains H3N2; however, 2009 H1N1 has increased in recent weeks, especially in regions 6 and 9. You can scroll to the bottom of the blog to see the latest activity on the US Map. I hope that the proposed public health budget cuts don't impact the collection and distribution of this important public health data.
Source: CDC's Seasonal Influenza Weekly Report Page
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