Swine Flu Case Confirmed In Maury County, 36 Cases In State
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Confirmed cases of swine flu in Tennessee have increased to 36 from two
because testing is now being done in the state lab.
State health officials said Thursday all the Tennessee patients are
recovering and have a good prognosis.
Officials stressed that the cases rose dramatically because the Tennessee
Department of Health lab is confirming the cases instead of the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. They said there has not
necessarily been a surge in cases.
Eighteen of the cases are in Davidson County, eight each in Knox and
Williamson counties and one each in Maury and Shelby.
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