West Nile virus activity—United States, September 25-October 1, 2003
This report summarizes West Nile virus (WNV) surveillance data reported to CDC through ArboNET as of 3 a.m., Mountain Daylight Time, October 1, 2003.
During the reporting week of September 25-October 1, a total of 1,034 human cases of WNV infection were reported from 27 states (Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, and Wyoming), including 22 fatal cases from 10 states (Colorado, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wyoming). During the same period, WNV infections were reported in 692 mosquito pools, 549 dead birds, 306 horses, four squirrels, two unidentified animal species, and one dog.
During 2003, a total of 5,861 human cases of WNV infection have been reported from Colorado (n = 1,991), Nebraska (n = 999), South Dakota (n = 840), Texas (n = 335), Wyoming (n = 313), Montana (n = 207), New Mexico (n = 174), North Dakota (n = 148), Iowa (n = 98), Minnesota (n = 96), Pennsylvania (n = 91), Louisiana (n = 67), Ohio (n = 57), Mississippi (n = 51), New York (n = 45), Oklahoma (n = 40), Kansas (n = 40), Missouri (n = 38), Florida (n = 32), Alabama (n = 26), Illinois (n = 22), Maryland (n = 20), North Carolina (n = 19), New Jersey (n = 17), Georgia (n = 13), Arkansas (n = 11), Massachusetts (n = 10), Wisconsin (n = 10), Connecticut (n = nine), Tennessee (n = eight), Virginia (n = seven), Indiana (n = six), Kentucky (n = six), Delaware (n = four), Rhode Island (n = three), New Hampshire (n = two), Arizona (n = one), Michigan (n = one), Nevada (n = one), South Carolina (n = one), Utah (n = one), and Vermont (n = one) (Figure). Of 5,787 (99%) cases for which demographic data were available, 3,028 (52%) occurred among males; the median age was 47 years (range: 1 month-99 years), and the dates of illness onset ranged from March 28 to September 26. Of the 5,787 cases, 115 Fatal cases were reported from Colorado (n = 36), Nebraska (n = 15), Texas (n = 11), South Dakota (n = eight), Wyoming (n = eight), New York (n = six), New Mexico (n = four), Alabama (n = three), Iowa (n = three), Minnesota (n = three), Ohio (n = three), Georgia (n = two), Maryland (n = two), Missouri (n = two), Montana (n = two), Kansas (n = one), Louisiana (n = one), Michigan (n = one), Mississippi (n = one), New Jersey (n = one), North Dakota (n = one), and Pennsylvania (n = one). A total of 617 presumptive West Nile viremic blood donors have been reported to ArboNET. Of these, 558 (90%) were reported from the following nine western and midwestern states: Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming. Of the 489 donors for whom data was completely reported, four subsequently had meningoencephalitis, and 66 subsequently had West Nile fever. In addition, 8,955 dead birds with WNV infection were reported from 42 states, the District of Columbia, and New York City; 2,449 WNV infections in horses have been reported from 36 states, 19 infections in unidentified animal species, 13 infections in dogs, and nine infections in squirrels. During 2003, WNV seroconversions have been reported in 612 sentinel chicken flocks from 13 states. Of the eight seropositive sentinel horses reported, Minnesota reported four; South Dakota, three; and West Virginia, one. A total of 5,633 WNV-positive mosquito pools have been reported from 39 states and New York City.
Additional information about WNV activity is available from CDC at http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/ index.htm and http://www.westnilemaps.usgs.gov.
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TABLE I. Summary of provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases,
United States, cumulative, week ending September 27, 2003 39th Week) *
Cum.
2003
Anthrax —
Botulism: —
foodborne 9
infant 40
other (wound & unspecified) 22
Brucellosis ([dagger]) 53
Chancroid 33
Cholera 1
Cyclosporiasis ([dagger]) 54
Diphtheria —
Ehrlichiosis: —
human granulocytic (HGE) ([dagger]) 236
human monocytic (HME) ([dagger]) 118
other and unspecified 20
Encephalitis/Meningitis: —
California serogroup viral ([dagger]) 49
eastern equine ([dagger]) 7
Powassan ([dagger]) —
St. Louis ([dagger]) 8
western equine ([dagger]) —
Hansen disease (leprosy) ([dagger]) 43
Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome ([dagger]) 15
Hemolytic uremic syndrome, postdiarrheal ([dagger]) 103
HIV infection, pediatric ([dagger]) ([section]) 151
Measles, total 37 ([paragraph])
Mumps 142
Plague 1
Poliomyelitis, paralytic —
Psittacosis ([dagger]) 12
Q fever ([dagger]) 52
Rabies, human
Rubella 7
Rubella, congenital —
Streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome ([dagger]) 121
Tetanus 11
Toxic-shock syndrome 99
Trichinosis 2
Tularemia ([dagger]) 58
Yellow fever —
Cum.
2002
Anthrax 2
Botulism: —
foodborne 23
infant 51
other (wound & unspecified) 12
Brucellosis ([dagger]) 89
Chancroid 54
Cholera 1
Cyclosporiasis ([dagger]) 146
Diphtheria 1
Ehrlichiosis: —
human granulocytic (HGE) ([dagger]) 220
human monocytic (HME) ([dagger]) 148
other and unspecified 16
Encephalitis/Meningitis: —
California serogroup viral ([dagger]) 96
eastern equine ([dagger]) 2
Powassan ([dagger]) 1
St. Louis ([dagger]) 16
western equine ([dagger]) —
Hansen disease (leprosy) ([dagger]) 67
Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome ([dagger]) 15
Hemolytic uremic syndrome, postdiarrheal ([dagger]) 158
HIV infection, pediatric ([dagger]) ([section]) 120
Measles, total 26 **
Mumps 208
Plague —
Poliomyelitis, paralytic —
Psittacosis ([dagger]) 13
Q fever ([dagger]) 43
Rabies, human 2
Rubella 11
Rubella, congenital 1
Streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome ([dagger]) 90
Tetanus 17
Toxic-shock syndrome 82
Trichinosis 13
Tularemia ([dagger]) 60
Yellow fever —
–: No reported cases.
* Incidence data for reporting years 2002 and 2003 are provisional and
cumulative (year-to-date).
([dagger]) Not notifiable in all states.
([section]) Updated monthly from reports to the Division of HIV/AIDS
Prevention–Surveillance and Epidemiology, National Center for HIV,
STD, and TB Prevention. Last update August 24, 2003.
([paragraph]) Of 37 cases reported, 29 were indigenous, and eight were
imported from another country.
** Of 26 cases reported, 13 were indigenous. and 13 were imported from
another country.
TABLE II. Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United
States, weeks ending September 27, 2003, and September 28, 2002
(39th Week) *
Chlamydia
AIDS ([dagger])
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 ([section]) 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 30,269 29,547 606,232 615,449
NEW ENGLAND 989 1,225 20,219 20,367
Maine 49 27 1,439 1,227
N.H. 24 25 1,023 1,169
Vt. 13 12 752 672
Mass. 408 629 8,285 8,156
R.I. 79 74 2,183 2,043
Conn. 416 458 6,537 7,100
MID. ATLANTIC 6,726 6,786 81,771 68,999
Upstate N.Y. 693 522 14,548 12,396
N.Y. City 3,390 3,943 23,888 22,807
N.J. 1,159 1,075 9,670 10,513
Pa. 1,484 1,246 33,665 23,283
E.N. CENTRAL 2,925 2,916 99,963 112,994
Ohio 555 513 24,261 28,335
Ind. 378 397 12,362 12,713
Ill. 1,348 1,359 29,711 35,986
Mich. 506 502 22,468 23,249
Wis. 138 145 11,161 12,711
W.N. CENTRAL 563 487 34,269 34,872
Minn. 110 106 7,479 7,803
Iowa 63 58 2,676 4,073
Mo. 266 224 13,033 11,767
N. Dak. 2 1 700 910
S. Dak. 9 3 1,956 1,606
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 39 44 3,269 3,570
Kans. 74 51 5,156 5,143
S. ATLANTIC 8,582 8,879 116,625 115,897
Del. 176 155 2,239 1,966
Md. 994 1,399 12,201 11,971
D.C. 765 399 2,101 2,423
Va. 655 607 12,536 13,056
W. Va. 61 67 1,916 1,836
N.C. 869 760 19,337 18,486
S.C. ([paragraph]) 551 608 11,795 10,848
Ga. 1,369 1,236 24,292 23,747
Fla. 3,142 3,648 30,208 31,564
E.S. CENTRAL 1,306 1,384 39,076 39,667
Ky. 111 222 5,934 6,582
Tenn. 575 566 15,051 12,106
Ala. 308 298 9,097 12,228
Miss. 312 298 8,994 8,751
W.S. CENTRAL 3,128 3,308 74,155 81,671
Ark. 127 190 5,754 5,699
La. 414 808 12,610 14,584
Okla. 154 155 6,828 8,520
Tex. 2,433 2,155 48,963 52,868
MOUNTAIN 1,152 1,025 34,244 38,090
Mont. 11 9 1,325 1,614
Idaho 17 24 1,860 1,832
Wyo. 6 8 739 692
Colo. 296 211 8,147 10,519
N.Mex. 92 65 5,052 5,620
Ariz. 490 432 9,880 11,147
Utah 47 49 3,114 2,182
Nev. 193 227 4,127 4,484
PACIFIC 4,898 3,537 105,910 102,892
Wash. 311 336 12,264 10,875
Oreg. 184 234 4,709 5,033
Calif. 4,319 2,858 83,679 80,929
Alaska 13 22 2,693 2,727
Hawaii 71 87 2,565 3,328
Guam 6 1 — 481
P.R. 787 798 1,391 1,917
V.I. 25 63 142 125
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. 2 U — U
Coccidiodomycosis Cryptosporidiosis
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 2,820 3,369 2,104 2,232
NEW ENGLAND — — 125 152
Maine N N 16 9
N.H. — — 11 25
Vt. — — 26 26
Mass. — — 48 63
R.I. — — 12 16
Conn. N N 12 13
MID. ATLANTIC — — 265 286
Upstate N.Y. N N 88 84
N.Y. City — — 62 113
N.J. — — 4 15
Pa. N N 111 74
E.N. CENTRAL 7 20 536 767
Ohio — — 97 98
Ind. N N 69 33
Ill. — 2 56 101
Mich. 7 18 99 91
Wis. — — 215 444
W.N. CENTRAL 1 1 408 305
Minn. N N 114 154
Iowa N N 76 37
Mo. — — 31 29
N. Dak. N N 12 10
S. Dak. — — 31 18
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 1 1 15 43
Kans. N N 129 14
S. ATLANTIC 3 3 258 226
Del. N N 3 2
Md. 3 3 17 16
D.C. — — 12 4
Va. — — 35 12
W. Va. N N 4 2
N.C. N N 34 28
S.C. ([paragraph]) — — 3 6
Ga. — — 79 90
Fla. N N 71 66
E.S. CENTRAL N N 97 104
Ky. N N 21 4
Tenn. N N 32 50
Ala. — — 35 43
Miss. N N 9 7
W.S. CENTRAL — 10 46 51
Ark. — — 13 7
La. N N 2 9
Okla. N N 10 11
Tex. — 10 21 24
MOUNTAIN 1,957 2,142 104 125
Mont. N N 17 4
Idaho N N 20 23
Wyo. 1 — 4 9
Colo. N N 27 45
N.Mex. 5 7 8 18
Ariz. 1,914 2,093 5 11
Utah 9 11 16 11
Nev. 28 31 7 4
PACIFIC 851 1,192 265 216
Wash. N N 25 22
Oreg. — — 33 33
Calif. 851 1,192 206 159
Alaska — — 1 —
Hawaii — — — 2
Guam — — — —
P.R. N N N N
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Escherichia coli,
Encephalitis/ Enterohemorrhagic (EHEC)
Meningitis
West Nile O157:H7
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 812 1,877 1,682 2,728
NEW ENGLAND — 23 107 203
Maine — — 8 24
N.H. — — 11 26
Vt. — — 13 8
Mass. — 16 45 98
R.I. — — 1 10
Conn. — 7 29 37
MID. ATLANTIC 52 72 179 296
Upstate N.Y. — 21 72 128
N.Y. City — 26 4 13
N.J. 2 21 13 50
Pa. 50 4 90 105
E.N. CENTRAL 52 1,077 381 674
Ohio 52 137 76 115
Ind. — 17 71 47
Ill. — 547 73 158
Mich. — 335 61 109
Wis. — 41 100 245
W.N. CENTRAL 208 53 291 385
Minn. 27 — 101 134
Iowa 33 — 63 95
Mo. 20 24 64 51
N. Dak. 5 — 8 4
S. Dak. 38 14 21 33
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 32 11 15 45
Kans. 53 4 19 23
S. ATLANTIC 65 44 110 215
Del. 2 — 4 8
Md. 13 17 7 22
D.C. — — 1 —
Va. 6 — 32 49
W. Va. — — 3 6
N.C. — — 4 36
S.C. ([paragraph]) 1 1 — 5
Ga. 15 19 23 38
Fla. 28 7 36 51
E.S. CENTRAL 20 237 62 88
Ky. 4 30 22 25
Tenn. 6 1 24 38
Ala. 10 23 13 17
Miss. — 183 3 8
W.S. CENTRAL 166 370 65 95
Ark. 11 8 8 9
La. 2 191 3 4
Okla. 13 — 21 19
Tex. 140 171 33 63
MOUNTAIN 245 1 215 268
Mont. 200 — 12 25
Idaho — 1 46 36
Wyo. 41 — 2 11
Colo. — — 54 80
N.Mex. 2 — 7 6
Ariz. — — 25 31
Utah 1 — 51 56
Nev. 1 — 18 23
PACIFIC 4 — 272 504
Wash. — — 76 112
Oreg. 4 — 71 174
Calif. — — 116 179
Alaska — — 3 6
Hawaii — — 6 33
Guam — — N N
P.R. — — — 1
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Escherichia coli,
Enterohemorrhagic (EHEC)
Shiga toxin Shiga toxin
positive, positive,
serogroup net
non-O517 serogrouped
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 167 147 105 34
NEW ENGLAND 27 39 13 4
Maine — 6 — —
N.H. 2 — — —
Vt. — 1 — —
Mass. 3 17 13 4
R.I. — 1 — —
Conn. 22 14 — —
MID. ATLANTIC 11 1 24 6
Upstate N.Y. 7 — 11 —
N.Y. City — — — —
N.J. — — — 1
Pa. 4 1 13 5
E.N. CENTRAL 18 28 16 4
Ohio 13 9 15 3
Ind. — 1 — —
Ill. — 6 — —
Mich. — 3 — 1
Wis. 5 9 1 —
W.N. CENTRAL 29 26 22 4
Minn. 16 22 1 —
Iowa — — — —
Mo. 8 — 1 —
N. Dak. — — 9 —
S. Dak. 4 1 — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 1 3 — —
Kans. — — 11 4
S. ATLANTIC 55 27 7 —
Del. N N N N
Md. — — — —
D.C. — — — —
Va. 8 7 — —
W. Va. — — — —
N.C. 21 — — —
S.C. ([paragraph]) — — — —
Ga. 3 7 — —
Fla. 23 13 7 —
E.S. CENTRAL 3 — 6 9
Ky. 3 — 6 9
Tenn. — — — —
Ala. — — — —
Miss. — — —
W.S. CENTRAL 1 — 12 3
Ark. — — — —
La. — — — —
Okla. — — — —
Tex. 1 — 12 3
MOUNTAIN 21 20 5 4
Mont. — — — —
Idaho 14 10 — —
Wyo. — 2 — —
Colo. 3 5 5 4
N.Mex. 3 3 — —
Ariz. N N N N
Utah — — — —
Nev. 1 — — —
PACIFIC 2 6 — —
Wash. 1 — — —
Oreg. 1 6 — —
Calif. — — — —
Alaska — — — —
Hawaii — — — —
Guam — — —
P.R. — — — —
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Giardiasis Gonorrhea
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 12,601 15,017 230,483 262,380
NEW ENGLAND 892 1,351 5,316 5,710
Maine 123 155 146 101
N.H. 21 33 76 94
Vt. 90 99 61 78
Mass. 399 728 2,197 2,472
R.I. 84 119 734 645
Conn. 175 217 2,102 2,320
MID. ATLANTIC 2,475 3,059 31,427 31,590
Upstate N.Y. 730 866 5,738 6,415
N.Y. City 814 1,116 9,422 9,466
N.J. 241 357 5,744 5,792
Pa. 690 720 10,523 9,917
E.N. CENTRAL 2,037 2,611 45,025 55,048
Ohio 653 668 13,147 16,076
Ind. — — 4,838 5,448
Ill. 527 739 13,456 18,166
Mich. 532 682 9,809 10,767
Wis. 325 522 3,775 4,591
W.N. CENTRAL 1,419 1,486 12,138 13,438
Minn. 546 568 2,075 2,349
Iowa 204 233 607 932
Mo. 361 361 6,246 6,658
N. Dak. 24 14 30 55
S. Dak. 57 51 167 193
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 89 123 1,083 1,155
Kans. 138 136 1,930 2,096
S. ATLANTIC 1,967 2,199 57,875 66,789
Del. 34 41 868 1,191
Md. 82 95 5,892 6,721
D.C. 37 32 1,672 1,980
Va. 250 215 5,824 7,751
W. Va. 33 44 655 735
N.C. N N 11,086 12,117
S.C. ([paragraph]) 82 106 6,424 6,948
Ga. 667 701 12,118 13,062
Fla. 782 965 13,336 16,284
E.S. CENTRAL 257 289 19,131 22,843
Ky. N N 2,627 2,796
Tenn. 121 128 6,231 7,042
Ala. 136 161 5,736 7,822
Miss. — — 4,537 5,183
W.S. CENTRAL 215 181 30,635 36,661
Ark. 109 124 2,994 3,561
La. 5 4 7,645 9,030
Okla. 101 51 2,691 3,620
Tex. — 2 17,305 20,450
MOUNTAIN 1,156 1,190 7,378 8,267
Mont. 77 72 73 70
Idaho 137 89 57 66
Wyo. 17 23 33 44
Colo. 329 391 1,942 2,614
N.Mex. 36 119 819 1,108
Ariz. 202 150 2,702 2,738
Utah 266 237 303 213
Nev. 92 109 1,449 1,414
PACIFIC 2,183 2,651 21,558 22,034
Wash. 223 303 2,057 2,157
Oreg. 298 324 659 636
Calif. 1,540 1,878 17,851 18,280
Alaska 59 76 393 451
Hawaii 63 70 598 510
Guam — 7 — 37
P.R. 35 66 151 276
V.I. — — 36 31
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Haemophilus
influenzae,
invasive
([dagger])
Age < 5
years
All ages
All serotypes Serotype b
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 1,292 1,266 15 25
NEW ENGLAND 103 85 1 —
Maine 4 1 — —
N.H. 11 7 1 —
Vt. 7 6 — —
Mass. 47 40 — —
R.I. 6 10 — —
Conn. 28 21 — —
MID. ATLANTIC 296 234 — 2
Upstate N.Y. 110 91 — 2
N.Y. City 47 55 — —
N.J. 52 46 — —
Pa. 87 42 — —
E.N. CENTRAL 183 248 4 3
Ohio 58 63 — —
Ind. 37 35 1 1
Ill. 58 97 — —
Mich. 19 11 3 2
Wis. 11 42 — —
W.N. CENTRAL 92 56 1 1
Minn. 36 36 1 1
Iowa — 1 — —
Mo. 36 11 — —
N. Dak. 1 4 — —
S. Dak. 1 1 — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 2 — — —
Kans. 16 3 — —
S. ATLANTIC 302 288 1 5
Del. — — — —
Md. 67 72 — 2
D.C.
Va. 41 25 — —
W. Va. 14 16 — —
N.C. 35 30 — —
S.C. ([paragraph]) 3 11 — —
Ga. 54 61 — —
Fla. 88 73 1 3
E.S. CENTRAL 59 54 1 1
Ky. 4 4 — —
Tenn. 33 27 — —
Ala. 20 14 1 1
Miss. 2 9 — —
W.S. CENTRAL 52 46 1 2
Ark. 7 1 — —
La. 7 6 — —
Okla. 35 37 — —
Tex. 3 2 1 2
MOUNTAIN 128 139 4 4
Mont. — — — —
Idaho 4 2 — —
Wyo. 1 2 — —
Colo. 26 26 — —
N.Mex. 14 22 — —
Ariz. 64 62 4 2
Utah 11 14 — 1
Nev. 8 11 — 1
PACIFIC 77 116 2 7
Wash. 9 2 — 1
Oreg. 37 44 — —
Calif. 17 39 2 6
Alaska — 1 — —
Hawaii 14 30 — —
Guam — — — —
P.R. — 1 — —
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Haemophilus influenzae,
invasive ([dagger])
Age <5 years
Unknown
Non-serotype b serotype
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 72 102 135 116
NEW ENGLAND 6 8 5 2
Maine — — 1 —
N.H. — — — —
Vt. — — — —
Mass. 6 4 3 2
R.I. — 1 —
Conn. — 4 — —
MID. ATLANTIC 1 14 38 20
Upstate N.Y. 1 4 11 6
N.Y. City — — 10 9
N.J. — — 6 5
Pa. — 10 11 —
E.N. CENTRAL 7 9 28 32
Ohio — 1 10 7
Ind. 4 7 — —
Ill. — — 14 17
Mich. 3 1 1 —
Wis. — — 3 8
W.N. CENTRAL 7 2 12 4
Minn. 7 2 2 2
Iowa — — — —
Mo. — — 10 2
N. Dak. — — — —
S. Dak. — — — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) — — — —
Kans. — —
S. ATLANTIC 12 15 14 22
Del. — — — —
Md. 5 3 — 1
D.C.
Va. — — 5 4
W. Va. — 1 — 1
N.C. 3 3 1 —
S.C. ([paragraph]) — — — 2
Ga. — — 5 10
Fla. 4 8 3 4
E.S. CENTRAL — 4 8 10
Ky. — 1 — —
Tenn. — — 4 7
Ala. — 3 3 1
Miss. — — 1 2
W.S. CENTRAL 7 8 3 2
Ark. 1 — — —
La. — — 2 2
Okla. 6 8 1 —
Tex. — — — —
MOUNTAIN 18 25 17 13
Mont. — — — —
Idaho — 1 1
Wyo. — — — —
Colo. — — 5 2
N.Mex. 4 6 1 1
Ariz. 6 14 8 6
Utah 5 3 2 —
Nev. 3 2 — 3
PACIFIC 14 17 10 11
Wash. 6 1 2 —
Oreg. — — 3 3
Calif. 8 16 4 4
Alaska — — — 1
Hawaii — — 1 3
Guam — — — —
P.R. — — — —
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Hepatitis (viral, acute), by
type
A B
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 4,444 6,894 4,494 5,463
NEW ENGLAND 232 243 180 212
Maine 9 8 1 8
N.H. 11 11 11 15
Vt. 6 1 2 4
Mass. 133 110 147 118
R.I. 12 30 11 21
Conn. 61 83 8 46
MID. ATLANTIC 892 882 720 1,158
Upstate N.Y. 94 141 90 91
N.Y. City 324 340 254 575
N.J. 103 149 165 233
Pa. 371 252 211 259
E.N. CENTRAL 476 861 293 501
Ohio 84 241 108 70
Ind. 58 38 28 38
Ill. 146 233 1 115
Mich. 750 179 133 235
Wis. 38 170 23 43
W.N. CENTRAL 145 243 237 168
Minn. 37 36 29 20
Iowa 25 54 8 13
Mo. 51 73 165 88
N. Dak. — 1 2 4
S. Dak. — 3 2 1
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 8 16 18 22
Kans. 24 60 13 20
S. ATLANTIC 1,067 1,900 1,389 1,290
Del. 4 11 5 13
Md. 110 243 98 97
D.C. 30 65 9 15
Va. 69 97 137 152
W. Va. 14 15 25 18
N.C. 72 182 111 174
S.C. ([paragraph]) 26 54 110 90
Ga. 408 367 409 333
Fla. 334 866 485 398
E.S. CENTRAL 158 206 303 284
Ky. 25 41 50 47
Tenn. 105 83 147 106
Ala. 14 32 47 59
Miss. 14 50 59 72
W.S. CENTRAL 201 809 225 753
Ark. 17 45 38 94
La. 38 64 46 102
Okla. 10 39 31 52
Tex. 136 661 110 505
MOUNTAIN 364 439 472 482
Mont. 7 12 13 7
Idaho — 24 — 6
Wyo. 1 2 27 15
Colo. 56 67 63 61
N.Mex. 15 20 27 137
Ariz. 209 237 234 176
Utah 34 39 49 33
Nev. 42 38 59 47
PACIFIC 909 1,311 675 615
Wash. 42 134 54 56
Oreg. 46 50 84 102
Calif. 806 1,096 509 443
Alaska 8 8 8 6
Hawaii 7 23 20 8
Guam — — — —
P.R. 26 177 41 144
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Hepatitis
(viral,
acute),
by type
C Legionellosis
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 1,213 1,420 1,416 837
NEW ENGLAND 3 18 64 74
Maine — — 2 2
N.H. — — 6 4
Vt. 3 12 5 31
Mass. — 6 22 28
R.I. — — 13 1
Conn. U U 16 8
MID. ATLANTIC 124 80 398 233
Upstate N.Y. 36 35 118 61
N.Y. City — — 32 50
N.J. — 4 34 27
Pa. 88 41 214 95
E.N. CENTRAL 129 81 278 217
Ohio 7 — 175 85
Ind. 7 — 20 14
Ill. 14 18 3 21
Mich. 101 60 67 65
Wis. — 3 13 32
W.N. CENTRAL 183 605 52 43
Minn. 7 2 3 10
Iowa 1 1 9 10
Mo. 174 591 24 11
N. Dak. — — 1 —
S. Dak. — 1 2 2
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 1 10 4 10
Kans. — — 9 —
S. ATLANTIC 126 159 397 142
Del. — — 21 7
Md. 13 9 98 28
D.C. — — 13 5
Va. 7 9 72 17
W. Va. 1 2 15 —
N.C. 11 22 30 9
S.C. ([paragraph]) 24 4 5 6
Ga. 3 61 24 13
Fla. 67 52 119 57
E.S. CENTRAL 64 104 79 26
Ky. 10 4 35 10
Tenn. 18 22 28 10
Ala. 6 6 13 6
Miss. 30 72 3 —
W.S. CENTRAL 456 239 36 25
Ark. 3 10 2 —
La. 46 76 — 4
Okla. 2 5 6 3
Tex. 405 148 28 18
MOUNTAIN 41 45 50 33
Mont. 1 — 3 3
Idaho — — 3 1
Wyo. — 5 2 2
Colo. 12 6 11 7
N.Mex. — 2 2 2
Ariz. 7 4 9 7
Utah — 4 15 8
Nev. 21 24 5 3
PACIFIC 87 89 62 44
Wash. 14 17 8 3
Oreg. 12 10 N N
Calif. 58 61 54 41
Alaska 1 — — —
Hawaii 2 1 — —
Guam — — — —
P.R. — — — —
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Listeriosis Lyme disease
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 436 456 12,515 15,259
NEW ENGLAND 35 51 2,193 4,298
Maine 6 5 161 49
N.H. 3 4 87 189
Vt. — 3 32 30
Mass. 13 27 487 1,666
R.I. — 1 434 252
Conn. 13 11 992 2,112
MID. ATLANTIC 85 134 8,430 8,255
Upstate N.Y. 24 42 3,481 3,611
N.Y. City 14 31 5 56
N.J. 11 27 1,372 1,991
Pa. 36 34 3,572 2,597
E.N. CENTRAL 52 59 592 1,131
Ohio 18 15 57 49
Ind. 5 6 17 18
Ill. 7 15 — 46
Mich. 17 15 7 25
Wis. 5 8 511 993
W.N. CENTRAL 16 12 269 193
Minn. 8 1 196 112
Iowa — 1 29 32
Mo. 5 7 33 36
N. Dak. — 1 — —
S. Dak. — — 1 1
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 3 1 2 6
Kans. — 1 8 6
S. ATLANTIC 94 58 848 1,098
Del. N N 137 153
Md. 14 14 486 619
D.C. — — 6 18
Va. 9 4 66 123
W. Va. 6 — 17 12
N.C. 15 5 77 101
S.C. ([paragraph]) 2 8 3 13
Ga. 25 9 12 2
Fla. 23 18 44 57
E.S. CENTRAL 23 13 43 56
Ky. 5 2 11 19
Tenn. 5 7 12 20
Ala. 11 4 5 8
Miss. 2 — 15 9
W.S. CENTRAL 21 27 38 124
Ark. 1 — — 2
La. 1 2 3 3
Okla. 2 7 — —
Tex. 17 18 35 119
MOUNTAIN 28 25 15 13
Mont. 2 — — —
Idaho 2 2 3 3
Wyo. — — 1 1
Colo. 10 6 4 1
N.Mex. 2 2 — 1
Ariz. 9 11 1 2
Utah — 3 3 4
Nev. 3 1 3 1
PACIFIC 82 77 87 91
Wash. 3 8 3 9
Oreg. 5 8 16 11
Calif. 70 53 65 68
Alaska — — 3 3
Hawaii 4 8 N N
Guam — — —
P.R. — 2 N N
V.I. — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Meningcoccocal
Malaria disease
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 775 1,085 1,223 1,402
NEW ENGLAND 29 63 57 78
Maine 3 5 5 4
N.H. 2 7 3 11
Vt. 1 2 2 4
Mass. 6 26 36 41
R.I. 2 5 2 5
Conn. 15 18 9 13
MID. ATLANTIC 189 291 145 172
Upstate N.Y. 47 32 36 38
N.Y. City 87 188 28 32
N.J. 25 38 19 26
Pa. 30 33 62 76
E.N. CENTRAL 72 139 175 202
Ohio 15 16 47 63
Ind. 2 12 39 24
Ill. 23 58 38 44
Mich. 23 42 34 33
Wis. 9 11 17 38
W.N. CENTRAL 41 52 112 119
Minn. 21 16 22 29
Iowa 5 4 18 19
Mo. 5 14 54 39
N. Dak. 1 1 1 —
S. Dak. 2 1 1 2
Nebr. ([paragraph]) — 5 7 23
Kans. 7 11 9 7
S. ATLANTIC 236 256 223 228
Del. 3 3 7 7
Md. 59 88 24 7
D.C. 9 18 — —
Va. 28 22 20 34
W. Va. 4 3 4 4
N.C. 19 19 30 29
S.C. ([paragraph]) 3 7 20 23
Ga. 47 43 28 25
Fla. 64 53 90 99
E.S. CENTRAL 13 18 62 78
Ky. 6 6 15 12
Tenn. 4 3 16 31
Ala. 3 4 15 19
Miss. — 5 16 16
W.S. CENTRAL 22 61 132 173
Ark. 4 2 12 22
La. 3 4 25 35
Okla. 4 8 14 17
Tex. 11 47 81 99
MOUNTAIN 36 38 60 77
Mont. — 1 3 2
Idaho 1 — 6 3
Wyo. 1 — 2 —
Colo. 16 21 18 23
N.Mex. 1 2 7 4
Ariz. 12 6 15 23
Utah 4 5 1 4
Nev. 1 3 8 18
PACIFIC 137 167 257 275
Wash. 21 16 25 51
Oreg. 10 9 44 39
Calif. 100 134 176 175
Alaska — 2 3 4
Hawaii 6 6 9 6
Guam — — — 1
P.R. 1 1 2 6
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Pertussis Rabies, animal
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 5,115 6,019 4,303 5,896
NEW ENGLAND 507 543 431 707
Maine 12 12 47 45
N.H. 57 11 13 38
Vt. 55 101 28 82
Mass. 365 379 160 222
R.I. 16 13 50 59
Conn. 2 27 133 261
MID. ATLANTIC 533 314 681 963
Upstate N.Y. 308 215 318 546
N.Y. City — 15 5 10
N.J. 39 — 62 138
Pa. 186 84 296 269
E.N. CENTRAL 433 706 133 146
Ohio 192 339 46 31
Ind. 50 91 22 30
Ill. — 111 19 30
Mich. 80 41 39 41
Wis. 111 124 7 14
W.N. CENTRAL 306 516 473 386
Minn. 120 241 27 35
Iowa 78 108 95 62
Mo. 66 105 42 44
N. Dak. 4 5 45 32
S. Dak. 3 6 67 76
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 5 7 58 —
Kans. 30 44 139 137
S. ATLANTIC 470 345 1,954 2,059
Del. 1 2 43 24
Md. 60 55 246 307
D.C. 1 1 — —
Va. 83 117 412 459
W. Va. 14 30 70 144
N.C. 99 36 601 551
S.C. ([paragraph]) 90 36 172 104
Ga. 30 24 286 328
Fla. 92 44 124 142
E.S. CENTRAL 119 195 142 193
Ky. 41 81 30 21
Tenn. 57 76 86 108
Ala. 15 30 26 60
Miss. 6 8 — 4
W.S. CENTRAL 429 1,369 180 932
Ark. 30 470 25 3
La. 6 7 — —
Okla. 12 35 155 97
Tex. 381 857 — 832
MOUNTAIN 745 725 144 262
Mont. 4 5 20 16
Idaho 62 56 14 32
Wyo. 123 10 6 18
Colo. 254 283 34 56
N.Mex. 50 156 5 10
Ariz. 126 109 52 116
Utah 101 62 10 10
Nev. 25 44 3 4
PACIFIC 1,573 1,306 165 248
Wash. 490 364 — —
Oreg. 366 162 6 14
Calif. 705 749 152 208
Alaska 1 4 7 26
Hawaii 11 27 — —
Guam — 2 —
P.R. — 2 59 66
V.I. — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Rocky
Mountain
spotted
fever Salmonellosis
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 578 774 28,208 31,144
NEW ENGLAND — 6 1,598 1,667
Maine — — 99 108
N.H. — — 94 106
Vt. — — 52 66
Mass. — 3 944 941
R.I. — 3 107 122
Conn. — — 302 324
MID. ATLANTIC 31 47 3,270 4,202
Upstate N.Y. 2 — 856 1,131
N.Y. City 10 9 876 1,065
N.J. 10 16 358 816
Pa. 9 22 1,180 1,190
E.N. CENTRAL 13 26 4,080 4,322
Ohio 10 10 1,091 1,021
Ind. 1 3 461 408
Ill. — 11 1,289 1,458
Mich. 2 2 612 699
Wis. — — 627 736
W.N. CENTRAL 57 99 1,880 1,902
Minn. 1 — 403 432
Iowa 2 3 276 325
Mo. 45 91 752 641
N. Dak. — — 28 24
S. Dak. 4 1 90 83
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 3 4 113 135
Kans. 2 — 218 262
S. ATLANTIC 353 361 7,571 7,794
Del. 1 1 61 71
Md. 86 33 641 727
D.C. — 35 57
Va. 23 27 809 846
W. Va. 5 1 107 98
N.C. 173 226 959 1,042
S.C. ([paragraph]) 14 45 472 552
Ga. 42 19 1,431 1,443
Fla. 9 9 3,056 2,958
E.S. CENTRAL 73 104 1,864 2,318
Ky. 1 5 316 265
Tenn. 52 63 557 592
Ala. 12 11 406 598
Miss. 8 25 585 863
W.S. CENTRAL 41 115 2,588 3,352
Ark. — 42 568 727
La. — — 258 585
Okla. 40 61 350 379
Tex. 1 12 1,412 1,661
MOUNTAIN 9 13 1,646 1,664
Mont. 1 1 78 75
Idaho 2 — 135 105
Wyo. 2 4 69 58
Colo. 2 2 379 469
N.Mex. — 1 174 229
Ariz. 1 — 514 433
Utah 1 — 170 130
Nev. — 5 127 165
PACIFIC 1 3 3,711 3,923
Wash. — — 392 382
Oreg. — 2 309 273
Calif. 1 1 2,801 3,015
Alaska — — 55 46
Hawaii — — 154 207
Guam — — 37
P.R. N N 177 385
V.I. — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Streptococcal
disease,
invasive,
Shigellosis group A
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 15,835 14,264 4,201 3,656
NEW ENGLAND 236 255 333 274
Maine 6 4 22 20
N.H. 5 9 21 31
Vt. 6 1 18 9
Mass. 157 163 159 94
R.I. 14 12 11 14
Conn. 48 66 102 106
MID. ATLANTIC 1,690 1,288 765 583
Upstate N.Y. 325 208 305 235
N.Y. City 287 360 101 133
N.J. 206 476 130 124
Pa. 872 244 229 91
E.N. CENTRAL 1,319 1,609 900 783
Ohio 254 480 255 174
Ind. 125 79 94 41
Ill. 642 773 181 227
Mich. 198 136 308 246
Wis. 100 141 62 95
W.N. CENTRAL 613 800 269 202
Minn. 78 165 135 100
Iowa 54 99 N N
Mo. 302 126 57 41
N. Dak. 3 16 11 —
S. Dak. 13 151 19 12
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 95 173 21 18
Kans. 68 70 26 31
S. ATLANTIC 5,699 4,507 743 603
Del. 148 139 6 2
Md. 502 863 220 93
D.C. 60 48 12 6
Va. 322 721 90 66
W. Va. — 9 31 16
N.C. 815 278 92 107
S.C. ([paragraph]) 305 91 32 32
Ga. 1,359 1,030 93 115
Fla. 2,188 1,328 167 166
E.S. CENTRAL 669 1,028 165 90
Ky. 91 113 37 18
Tenn. 245 77 128 72
Ala. 198 538 — —
Miss. 135 300 — —
W.S. CENTRAL 2,897 2,198 189 244
Ark. 79 152 5 6
La. 144 352 1 1
Okla. 633 402 69 37
Tex. 2,041 1,292 114 200
MOUNTAIN 877 609 369 432
Mont. 2 3 2 —
Idaho 24 7 18 9
Wyo. 6 7 2 7
Colo. 209 134 111 90
N.Mex. 154 120 90 85
Ariz. 390 272 135 213
Utah 39 22 9 28
Nev. 53 44 2 —
PACIFIC 1,835 1,970 468 445
Wash. 119 117 38 46
Oreg. 184 76 N N
Calif. 1,489 1,726 344 343
Alaska 7 4 — —
Hawaii 36 47 86 56
Guam — 27 — —
P.R. 3 28 N N
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Streptococcus pneumoniae,
invasive
Drug resistant,
all ages Age <5 years
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 1,620 1,859 327 248
NEW ENGLAND 40 89 6 2
Maine — — — —
N.H. — — N N
Vt. 6 4 3 1
Mass. N N N N
R.I. 10 12 3 1
Conn. 24 73 U U
MID. ATLANTIC 100 88 75 60
Upstate N.Y. 511 75 58 49
N.Y. City U U U U
N.J. N N N N
Pa. 45 13 17 11
E.N. CENTRAL 337 166 134 97
Ohio 219 33 77 5
Ind. 118 131 35 46
Ill. — 2 — —
Mich. N N N N
Wis. N N 22 46
W.N. CENTRAL 131 333 45 41
Minn. — 220 39 37
Iowa N N N N
Mo. 9 5 2 1
N. Dak. 3 1 4 3
S. Dak. 1 1 — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) — 25 N N
Kans. 118 81 N N
S. ATLANTIC 847 865 16 25
Del. 1 3 N N
Md. — — — 19
D.C. 2 — 6 3
Va. N N N N
W. Va. 57 36 10 3
N.C. N N U U
S.C. ([paragraph]) 117 150 N N
Ga. 197 219 N N
Fla. 473 457 N N
E.S. CENTRAL 109 115 — —
Ky. 15 13 N N
Tenn. 94 102 N N
Ala. — — N N
Miss. — — — —
W.S. CENTRAL 33 161 47 19
Ark. 8 6 — —
La. 25 152 10 6
Okla. N N 27 2
Tex. N N 10 11
MOUNTAIN 20 42 4 4
Mont. — — — —
Idaho N N N N
Wyo. 4 11 — —
Colo. — — — —
N.Mex. 16 31 — —
Ariz. — — N N
Utah — — 4 4
Nev. — — — —
PACIFIC 3 — — —
Wash. — — N N
Oreg. N N N N
Calif. N N N N
Alaska — — N N
Hawaii 3 — — —
Guam — 4 — —
P.R. N N N N
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Syphillis
Primary &
secondary Congenital
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 4,976 4,968 268 307
NEW ENGLAND 150 108 1 —
Maine 6 2 1 —
N.H. 13 2 — —
Vt. — 1 — —
Mass. 101 75 — —
R.I. 15 6 — —
Conn. 15 22 — —
MID. ATLANTIC 610 529 50 49
Upstate N.Y. 32 23 17 1
N.Y. City 340 313 25 21
N.J. 115 111 8 26
Pa. 123 82 — 1
E.N. CENTRAL 661 924 50 44
Ohio 164 117 3 2
Ind. 34 48 7 2
Ill. 254 355 15 33
Mich. 198 385 25 7
Wis. 11 19 — —
W.N. CENTRAL 100 93 4 1
Minn. 34 43 — 1
Iowa 4 2 — —
Mo. 36 26 4 —
N. Dak. — — — —
S. Dak. 1 — — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 4 5 — —
Kans. 21 17 — —
S. ATLANTIC 1,326 1,245 48 69
Del. 4 10 — —
Md. 220 149 8 13
D.C. 38 41 — 1
Va. 63 53 1 1
W. Va. 2 2 — —
N.C. 122 219 16 17
S.C. ([paragraph]) 81 94 4 9
Ga. 321 272 5 13
Fla. 475 405 14 15
E.S. CENTRAL 233 372 12 21
Ky. 29 73 1 3
Tenn. 96 135 5 7
Ala. 90 130 4 7
Miss. 18 34 2 4
W.S. CENTRAL 677 642 49 68
Ark. 41 27 — 7
La. 103 117 — —
Okla. 34 51 1 2
Tex. 499 447 48 59
MOUNTAIN 218 239 21 13
Mont. — — — —
Idaho 5 1 — —
Wyo. — — —
Colo. 19 50 3 2
N.Mex. 38 26 — —
Ariz. 143 148 18 11
Utah 4 5 — —
Nev. 9 9 — —
PACIFIC 1,001 816 33 42
Wash. 58 44 — 1
Oreg. 32 12 — —
Calif. 909 753 33 40
Alaska — — — —
Hawaii 2 7 — 1
Guam — 6 — —
P.R. 152 193 1 21
V.I. 1 1 — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Tuberculosis Typhoid fever
Cum. Cum. Cum. Cum.
Reporting area 2003 2002 2003 2002
UNITED STATES 7,972 9,462 217 236
NEW ENGLAND 221 296 21 11
Maine 5 10 — —
N.H. 7 10 2 —
Vt. 3 4 — —
Mass. 146 156 11 7
R.I. 27 41 2 —
Conn. 33 75 6 4
MID. ATLANTIC 1,562 1,633 33 62
Upstate N.Y. 210 235 8 7
N.Y. City 847 783 13 31
N.J. 294 373 9 16
Pa. 211 242 3 8
E.N. CENTRAL 824 949 16 25
Ohio 152 152 2 6
Ind. 94 83 3 2
Ill. 391 457 1 10
Mich. 151 203 10 3
Wis. 36 54 — 4
W.N. CENTRAL 344 408 4 9
Minn. 138 172 — 3
Iowa 17 24 2 —
Mo. 91 110 1 2
N. Dak. — 4 — —
S. Dak. 16 10 — —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) 10 20 1 4
Kans. 72 68 — —
S. ATLANTIC 1,584 1,948 40 30
Del. — 13 — —
Md. 172 217 8 7
D.C. — — — —
Va. 186 204 11 3
W. Va. 12 26 — —
N.C. 231 242 7 1
S.C. ([paragraph]) 120 135 — —
Ga. 250 393 7 5
Fla. 613 718 7 14
E.S. CENTRAL 472 571 4 4
Ky. 89 99 — 4
Tenn. 157 223 2 —
Ala. 159 157 2 —
Miss. 67 92 — —
W.S. CENTRAL 1,077 1,434 15 24
Ark. 69 98 — —
La. — — — —
Okla. 90 123 — —
Tex. 918 1,213 15 24
MOUNTAIN 291 303 5 9
Mont. 5 6 — —
Idaho 5 11 — —
Wyo. 3 2 — —
Colo. 62 64 3 4
N.Mex. 6 29 — 1
Ariz. 159 156 2 —
Utah 29 21 — 2
Nev. 22 14 — 2
PACIFIC 1,597 1,920 79 62
Wash. 187 182 3 4
Oreg. 83 88 4 2
Calif. 1,238 1,497 71 53
Alaska 43 39 — —
Hawaii 46 114 1 3
Guam — 55 — —
P.R. 75 86 — —
V.I. — — — —
Amer. Samoa U U U U
C.N.M.I. — U — U
Varicella
(Chickenpox)
Cum.
Reporting area 2003
UNITED STATES 9,238
NEW ENGLAND 1,297
Maine 640
N.H. —
Vt. 518
Mass. 136
R.I. 3
Conn. —
MID. ATLANTIC 26
Upstate N.Y. N
N.Y. City —
N.J. —
Pa. 26
E.N. CENTRAL 3,950
Ohio 947
Ind. —
Ill. —
Mich. 2,408
Wis. 595
W.N. CENTRAL 39
Minn. N
Iowa N
Mo. —
N. Dak. 39
S. Dak. —
Nebr. ([paragraph]) —
Kans. —
S. ATLANTIC 1,655
Del. 21
Md. —
D.C. 22
Va. 466
W. Va. 967
N.C. N
S.C. ([paragraph]) 179
Ga. —
Fla. N
E.S. CENTRAL —
Ky. N
Tenn. N
Ala. —
Miss. —
W.S. CENTRAL 1,839
Ark. —
La. 4
Okla. N
Tex. 1,835
MOUNTAIN 432
Mont. N
Idaho N
Wyo. 44
Colo. —
N.Mex. —
Ariz. 4
Utah 384
Nev. —
PACIFIC —
Wash. —
Oreg. —
Calif. —
Alaska —
Hawaii —
Guam —
P.R. 288
V.I. —
Amer. Samoa U
C.N.M.I. N
N: Not notifiable. U: Unavailable. –: No reported cases. C.N.M.I.:
Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands.
* Incidence data for reporting years 2002 and 2003 are provisional
and cumulative (year-to-date).
([dagger]) Chlamydia refers to genital infections caused by C.
trachomatis.
([section]) Updated monthly from reports to the Division of HIV/AIDS
Prevention–Surveillance and Epidemiology, National Center for HIV,
STD, and TB Prevention. Last update August 31, 2003.
([paragragph]) Contains data reported through National Electronic
Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).
TABLE III. Deaths in 122 U.S. cities, * week ending September 27, 2003
(39th Week)
All causes, by age (years)
[greater
than or
All equal to]
Reporting Area Ages 65 45-64
NEW ENGLAND 554 366 123
Boston, Mass. 149 88 33
Bridgeport, Conn. 48 35 12
Cambridge, Mass. 14 11 2
Fall River, Mass. 27 16 9
Hartford, Conn. 47 25 12
Lowell, Mass. 17 12 3
Lynn, Mass. 13 8 5
New Bedford, Mass. 31 23 3
New Haven, Conn. 34 24 8
Providence, R.I. 47 32 13
Somerville, Mass. 4 3 —
Springfield, Mass. 45 32 7
Waterbury, Conn. 32 26 6
Worcester, Mass. 46 31 10
MID. ATLANTIC 1,987 1,361 402
Albany, N.Y. 55 40 7
Allentown, Pa. 18 12 1
Buffalo, N.Y. 82 58 16
Camden, N.J. 26 16 7
Elizabeth, N.J. 10 6 3
Erie, Pa. 47 34 9
Jersey City, N.J. 55 40 9
New York City, N.Y. 1,026 703 207
Newark, N.J. 50 27 15
Paterson, N.J. 13 6 5
Philadelphia, Pa. 212 125 54
Pittsburgh, Pa. ([section]) 30 22 5
Reading, Pa. 25 19 4
Rochester, N.Y. 143 109 23
Schenectady, N.Y. 11 9 2
Scranton, Pa. 25 20 5
Syracuse, N.Y. 99 74 15
Trenton, N.J. 48 31 13
Utica, N.Y. 12 10 2
Yonkers, N.Y. U U U
E.N. CENTRAL 2,036 1,336 441
Akron, Ohio 57 38 15
Canton, Ohio 33 26 5
Chicago, Ill. 367 219 94
Cincinnati, Ohio 82 54 16
Cleveland, Ohio 122 77 26
Columbus, Ohio 216 142 46
Dayton, Ohio 98 70 18
Detroit, Mich. 222 129 63
Evansville, Ind. 49 30 10
Fort Wayne, Ind. 80 63 13
Gary, Ind. 17 9 6
Grand Rapids, Mich. 36 25 5
Indianapolis, Ind. 230 147 47
Lansing, Mich. 45 30 9
Milwaukee, Wis. 109 69 28
Peoria, Ill. 31 25 1
Rockford, Ill. 55 43 7
South Bend, Ind. 43 34 5
Toledo, Ohio 85 58 17
Youngstown, Ohio 59 48 10
W.N. CENTRAL 541 378 106
Des Moines, Iowa 126 80 34
Duluth, Minn. 23 18 3
Kansas City, Kans. 21 13 5
Kansas City, Mo. 105 78 19
Lincoln, Nebr. 35 29 5
Minneapolis, Minn. 75 43 19
Omaha, Nebr. 59 45 8
St. Louis, Mo. U U U
St. Paul, Minn. 56 41 6
Wichita, Kans. 41 31 7
S. ATLANTIC 1,134 704 264
Atlanta, Ga. 146 89 38
Baltimore, Md. 140 79 40
Charlotte, N.C. 85 46 23
Jacksonville, Fla. 131 92 25
Miami, Fla. 113 75 23
Norfolk, Va. 67 37 13
Richmond, Va. 45 23 12
Savannah, Ga. 55 36 14
St. Petersburg, Fla. 68 41 16
Tampa, Fla. 160 111 27
Washington, D.C. 101 59 29
Wilmington, Del. 23 16 4
E.S. CENTRAL 772 478 188
Birmingham, Ala. 165 112 29
Chattanooga, Tenn. 68 46 13
Knoxville, Tenn. 92 59 23
Lexington, Ky. 69 41 20
Memphis, Tenn. 116 70 32
Mobile, Ala. 60 37 14
Montgomery, Ala. 49 27 15
Nashville, Tenn. 153 86 42
W.S. CENTRAL 1,423 890 302
Austin, Tex. 73 49 21
Baton Rouge, La. U U U
Corpus Christi, Tex. 72 51 14
Dallas, Tex. 207 137 36
El Paso, Tex. 86 68 14
Ft. Worth, Tex. 104 62 31
Houston, Tex. 439 236 91
Little Rock, Ark. 69 51 11
New Orleans, La. 41 23 15
San Antonio, Tex. 194 121 40
Shreveport, La. 47 29 11
Tulsa, Okla. 91 63 18
MOUNTAIN 898 555 159
Albuquerque, N.M. 55 40 10
Boise, Idaho 42 32 7
Colo. Springs, Colo. 80 48 16
Denver, Colo. 106 67 22
Las Vegas, Nev. 236 157 53
Ogden, Utah 33 25 6
Phoenix, Ariz. 90 4 —
Pueblo, Colo. 25 19 4
Salt Lake City, Utah 97 65 14
Tucson, Ariz. 134 98 27
PACIFIC 1,447 1,011 289
Berkeley, Calif. 12 8 1
Fresno, Calif. 163 115 31
Glendale, Calif. 17 15 2
Honolulu, Hawaii 80 60 15
Long Beach, Calif. 82 60 17
Los Angeles, Calif. 276 199 51
Pasadena, Calif. U U U
Portland, Oreg. 214 139 51
Sacramento, Calif. U U U
San Diego, Calif. 176 122 39
San Francisco, Calif U U U
San Jose, Calif. 143 95 26
Santa Cruz, Calif. 29 23 6
Seattle, Wash. 109 73 22
Spokane, Wash. 47 32 9
Tacoma, Wash. 99 70 19
TOTAL 10,792 7,079 2,274
([paragraph])
All causes, by age
(years) P&I
([dagger])
Reporting Area 25-44 1-24 <1 Total
NEW ENGLAND 34 12 19 44
Boston, Mass. 19 5 4 13
Bridgeport, Conn. — — 1 3
Cambridge, Mass. — — 1 4
Fall River, Mass. — 2 — 3
Hartford, Conn. 2 1 7 4
Lowell, Mass. 2 — — —
Lynn, Mass. — — — —
New Bedford, Mass. 4 — 1 1
New Haven, Conn. 1 1 — 4
Providence, R.I. — 1 1 4
Somerville, Mass. — 1 — —
Springfield, Mass. 2 1 3 1
Waterbury, Conn. — — — 2
Worcester, Mass. 4 — 1 5
MID. ATLANTIC 150 36 28 95
Albany, N.Y. 6 2 — 5
Allentown, Pa. 5 — — 1
Buffalo, N.Y. 5 — 3 10
Camden, N.J. 2 1 — 4
Elizabeth, N.J. 1 — — —
Erie, Pa. 4 — — 3
Jersey City, N.J. 4 — 2 —
New York City, N.Y. 76 15 15 39
Newark, N.J. 3 4 1 7
Paterson, N.J. 1 1 — —
Philadelphia, Pa. 25 7 1 7
Pittsburgh, Pa. ([section]) 1 2 — 2
Reading, Pa. — — 2 —
Rochester, N.Y. 8 2 1 11
Schenectady, N.Y. — — — 2
Scranton, Pa. — — — —
Syracuse, N.Y. 5 2 3 4
Trenton, N.J. 4 — — —
Utica, N.Y. — — — —
Yonkers, N.Y. U U U U
E.N. CENTRAL 132 51 70 116
Akron, Ohio 3 1 — 5
Canton, Ohio 1 1 — 2
Chicago, Ill. 28 11 9 20
Cincinnati, Ohio 9 1 2 5
Cleveland, Ohio 9 3 7 7
Columbus, Ohio 12 5 11 15
Dayton, Ohio 4 5 1 4
Detroit, Mich. 19 3 8 15
Evansville, Ind. 5 4 — 3
Fort Wayne, Ind. 2 — 2 5
Gary, Ind. — — 2 1
Grand Rapids, Mich. 3 1 2 5
Indianapolis, Ind. 16 10 10 12
Lansing, Mich. 5 1 — 1
Milwaukee, Wis. 6 2 4 5
Peoria, Ill. 1 — 4 2
Rockford, Ill. 1 — 4 3
South Bend, Ind. 2 — 2 1
Toledo, Ohio 6 3 1 5
Youngstown, Ohio — — 1 —
W.N. CENTRAL 36 12 9 28
Des Moines, Iowa 8 3 1 4
Duluth, Minn. 2 — — 1
Kansas City, Kans. 2 1 — 2
Kansas City, Mo. 4 4 — 6
Lincoln, Nebr. 1 — — 2
Minneapolis, Minn. 7 2 4 2
Omaha, Nebr. 4 1 1 4
St. Louis, Mo. U U U U
St. Paul, Minn. 7 — 2 5
Wichita, Kans. 1 1 1 2
S. ATLANTIC 98 33 35 48
Atlanta, Ga. 9 6 4 3
Baltimore, Md. 14 3 4 12
Charlotte, N.C. 11 4 1 1
Jacksonville, Fla. 7 3 4 6
Miami, Fla. 10 2 3 4
Norfolk, Va. 8 4 5 3
Richmond, Va. 6 3 1 1
Savannah, Ga. 3 — 2 1
St. Petersburg, Fla. 6 2 3 3
Tampa, Fla. 14 1 7 8
Washington, D.C. 7 5 1 3
Wilmington, Del. 3 — — 3
E.S. CENTRAL 62 26 17 52
Birmingham, Ala. 13 7 3 14
Chattanooga, Tenn. 7 2 — 3
Knoxville, Tenn. 4 5 1 1
Lexington, Ky. 3 1 4 7
Memphis, Tenn. 10 1 3 9
Mobile, Ala. 5 3 1 4
Montgomery, Ala. 5 2 — 4
Nashville, Tenn. 15 5 5 10
W.S. CENTRAL 123 69 39 65
Austin, Tex. 1 — 2 5
Baton Rouge, La. U U U U
Corpus Christi, Tex. 5 1 1 —
Dallas, Tex. 24 6 4 10
El Paso, Tex. 2 2 — 1
Ft. Worth, Tex. 9 2 — 4
Houston, Tex. 48 45 19 23
Little Rock, Ark. 2 3 2 1
New Orleans, La. 3 — — —
San Antonio, Tex. 17 9 7 11
Shreveport, La. 5 — 2 9
Tulsa, Okla. 7 1 2 1
MOUNTAIN 55 25 19 48
Albuquerque, N.M. 3 2 — 2
Boise, Idaho — 2 1 4
Colo. Springs, Colo. 13 3 — 3
Denver, Colo. 7 2 8 8
Las Vegas, Nev. 16 2 8 11
Ogden, Utah 2 — — —
Phoenix, Ariz. 1 — — 7
Pueblo, Colo. 2 — — —
Salt Lake City, Utah 7 9 2 5
Tucson, Ariz. 4 5 — 8
PACIFIC 84 39 24 108
Berkeley, Calif. 1 1 1 2
Fresno, Calif. 12 5 — 15
Glendale, Calif. — — — —
Honolulu, Hawaii 3 1 1 8
Long Beach, Calif. 2 2 1 5
Los Angeles, Calif. 12 6 8 17
Pasadena, Calif. U U U U
Portland, Oreg. 14 4 6 14
Sacramento, Calif. U U U U
San Diego, Calif. 7 7 1 17
San Francisco, Calif U U U U
San Jose, Calif. 16 4 2 17
Santa Cruz, Calif. — — — 1
Seattle, Wash. 9 4 1 5
Spokane, Wash. 3 2 1 3
Tacoma, Wash. 5 3 2 4
TOTAL 774 303 260 604
U: Unavailable. –: No reported cases.
* Mortality data in this table are voluntarily reported from 122
cities in the United States, most of which have populations of [greater
than or equal to] 100,000. A death is reported by the place of its
occurrence and by the week that the death certificate was filed. Fetal
deaths are not included.
([dagger]) Pneumonia and influenza.
([section]) Because of changes in reporting methods in this
Pennsylvania city, these numbers are partial counts for the current
week. Complete counts will be available in 4 to 6 weeks.
([paragraph]) Total includes unknown ages.
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