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Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables

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Table I Summary of provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, cumulative, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th Week)

Figure I Selected notifiable disease reports, United States, comparison of provisional 4-week totals ending December 3, 2011, with historical data

Table II Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011 and December 4, 2010 (48th Week)

Table III Deaths in 122 U.S. cities, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th Week)

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TABLE I. Provisional cases of infrequently reported notifiable diseases (<1,000 cases reported during the preceding year) \u0097 United States, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th week)*
Disease	Current week	Cum 2011	5-year weekly average\u2020	Total cases reported for previous years	States reporting cases during current week (No.)
2010	2009	2008	2007	2006
Anthrax	\u0097	1	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	1	1
Arboviral diseases\u00a7,\u00b6:
California serogroup virus disease	\u0097	122	0	75	55	62	55	67
Eastern equine encephalitis virus disease	\u0097	4	\u0097	10	4	4	4	8
Powassan virus disease	\u0097	14	0	8	6	2	7	1
St. Louis encephalitis virus disease	\u0097	4	0	10	12	13	9	10
Western equine encephalitis virus disease	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Babesiosis	6	616	0	NN	NN	NN	NN	NN	NY (5), MD (1)
Botulism, total	\u0097	107	3	112	118	145	144	165
foodborne	\u0097	8	0	7	10	17	32	20
infant	\u0097	70	2	80	83	109	85	97
other (wound and unspecified)	\u0097	29	1	25	25	19	27	48
Brucellosis	\u0097	71	2	115	115	80	131	121
Chancroid	2	27	1	24	28	25	23	33	VA (1), WA (1)
Cholera	\u0097	29	0	13	10	5	7	9
Cyclosporiasis\u00a7	1	146	1	179	141	139	93	137	FL (1)
Diphtheria	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Haemophilus influenzae,** invasive disease (age <5 yrs):
serotype b	\u0097	7	0	23	35	30	22	29
nonserotype b	1	100	4	200	236	244	199	175	CO (1)
unknown serotype	3	211	4	223	178	163	180	179	SC (1), GA (1), FL (1)
Hansen disease\u00a7	\u0097	43	1	98	103	80	101	66
Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome\u00a7	\u0097	19	1	20	20	18	32	40
Hemolytic uremic syndrome, postdiarrheal\u00a7	\u0097	183	4	266	242	330	292	288
Influenza-associated pediatric mortality\u00a7,\u2020\u2020	2	118	4	61	358	90	77	43	CA (2)
Listeriosis	9	695	15	821	851	759	808	884	NY (1), MD (1), NC (3), KY (1), AL (1), WA (2)
Measles\u00a7\u00a7	1	207	1	63	71	140	43	55	PA (1)
Meningococcal disease, invasive\u00b6\u00b6:
A, C, Y, and W-135	\u0097	168	6	280	301	330	325	318
serogroup B	\u0097	93	3	135	174	188	167	193
other serogroup	\u0097	12	0	12	23	38	35	32
unknown serogroup	4	348	9	406	482	616	550	651	NY (1), PA (1), FL (2)
Novel influenza A virus infections***	\u0097	8	0	4	43,774	2	4	NN
Plague	\u0097	2	\u0097	2	8	3	7	17
Poliomyelitis, paralytic	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Polio virus Infection, nonparalytic\u00a7	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	NN
Psittacosis\u00a7	\u0097	2	0	4	9	8	12	21
Q fever, total\u00a7	4	101	1	131	113	120	171	169
acute	2	76	1	106	93	106	\u0097	\u0097	MD (1), TX (1)
chronic	2	25	0	25	20	14	\u0097	\u0097	NY (1), WA (1)
Rabies, human	\u0097	2	0	2	4	2	1	3
Rubella\u2020\u2020\u2020	\u0097	5	0	5	3	16	12	11
Rubella, congenital syndrome	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	2	\u0097	\u0097	1
SARS-CoV\u00a7	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Smallpox\u00a7	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Streptococcal toxic-shock syndrome\u00a7	1	106	2	142	161	157	132	125	KY (1)
Syphilis, congenital (age <1 yr)\u00a7\u00a7\u00a7	\u0097	216	8	377	423	431	430	349
Tetanus	\u0097	8	1	26	18	19	28	41
Toxic-shock syndrome (staphylococcal)\u00a7	\u0097	64	1	82	74	71	92	101
Trichinellosis	\u0097	10	0	7	13	39	5	15
Tularemia	\u0097	139	1	124	93	123	137	95
Typhoid fever	\u0097	325	4	467	397	449	434	353
Vancomycin-intermediate Staphylococcus aureus\u00a7	\u0097	59	1	91	78	63	37	6
Vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus\u00a7	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	2	1	\u0097	2	1
Vibriosis (noncholera Vibrio species infections)\u00a7	3	692	7	846	789	588	549	NN	FL (2), AZ (1)
Viral hemorrhagic fever\u00b6\u00b6\u00b6	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1	NN	NN	NN	NN
Yellow fever	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
See Table 1 footnotes on next page.

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TABLE I. (Continued) Provisional cases of infrequently reported notifiable diseases (<1,000 cases reported during the preceding year) \u0097 United States, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th week)*
\u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. \u2020 Calculated by summing the incidence counts for the current week, the 2 weeks preceding the current week, and the 2 weeks following the current week, for a total of 5 preceding years. Additional information is available at http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/5yearweeklyaverage.pdf. \u00a7 Not reportable in all states. Data from states where the condition is not reportable are excluded from this table except starting in 2007 for the arboviral diseases, STD data, TB data, and influenza-associated pediatric mortality, and in 2003 for SARS-CoV. Reporting exceptions are available at http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/infdis.htm. \u00b6 Includes both neuroinvasive and nonneuroinvasive. Updated weekly from reports to the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (ArboNET Surveillance). Data for West Nile virus are available in Table II. Data for H. influenzae (all ages, all serotypes) are available in Table II. \u2020\u2020 Updated weekly from reports to the Influenza Division, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. Since October 2, 2011, no influenza-associated pediatric deaths occurring during the 2011-12 influenza season have been reported. \u00a7\u00a7 The one measles case reported for the current week was imported. \u00b6\u00b6 Data for meningococcal disease (all serogroups) are available in Table II. * CDC discontinued reporting of individual confirmed and probable cases of 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus infections on July 24, 2009. During 2009, four cases of human infection with novel influenza A viruses, different from the 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) strain, were reported to CDC. The four cases of novel influenza A virus infection reported to CDC during 2010, and the eight cases reported during 2011, were identified as swine influenza A (H3N2) virus and are unrelated to the 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus. Total case counts are provided by the Influenza Division, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD). \u2020\u2020\u2020 No rubella cases were reported for the current week. \u00a7\u00a7\u00a7 Updated weekly from reports to the Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention. \u00b6\u00b6\u00b6 There was one case of viral hemorrhagic fever reported during week 12 of 2010. The one case report was confirmed as lassa fever. See Table II for dengue hemorrhagic fever.

TABLE I. (Continued) Provisional cases of infrequently reported notifiable diseases (<1,000 cases reported during the preceding year) \u0097 United States, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th week)*

\u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts.

* Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf.

\u2020 Calculated by summing the incidence counts for the current week, the 2 weeks preceding the current week, and the 2 weeks following the current week, for a total of 5 preceding years. Additional information is available at http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/5yearweeklyaverage.pdf.

\u00a7 Not reportable in all states. Data from states where the condition is not reportable are excluded from this table except starting in 2007 for the arboviral diseases, STD data, TB data, and influenza-associated pediatric mortality, and in 2003 for SARS-CoV. Reporting exceptions are available at http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/infdis.htm.

\u00b6 Includes both neuroinvasive and nonneuroinvasive. Updated weekly from reports to the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (ArboNET Surveillance). Data for West Nile virus are available in Table II.

** Data for H. influenzae (all ages, all serotypes) are available in Table II.

\u2020\u2020 Updated weekly from reports to the Influenza Division, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. Since October 2, 2011, no influenza-associated pediatric deaths occurring during the 2011-12 influenza season have been reported.

\u00a7\u00a7 The one measles case reported for the current week was imported.

\u00b6\u00b6 Data for meningococcal disease (all serogroups) are available in Table II.

*** CDC discontinued reporting of individual confirmed and probable cases of 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus infections on July 24, 2009. During 2009, four cases of human infection with novel influenza A viruses, different from the 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) strain, were reported to CDC. The four cases of novel influenza A virus infection reported to CDC during 2010, and the eight cases reported during 2011, were identified as swine influenza A (H3N2) virus and are unrelated to the 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) virus. Total case counts are provided by the Influenza Division, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD).

\u2020\u2020\u2020 No rubella cases were reported for the current week.

\u00a7\u00a7\u00a7 Updated weekly from reports to the Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention.

\u00b6\u00b6\u00b6 There was one case of viral hemorrhagic fever reported during week 12 of 2010. The one case report was confirmed as lassa fever. See Table II for dengue hemorrhagic fever.

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FIGURE I. Selected notifiable disease reports, United States, comparison of provisional 4-week totals December 3, 2011, with historical data

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* Ratio of current 4-week total to mean of 15 4-week totals (from previous, comparable, and subsequent 4-week periods for the past 5 years). The point where the hatched area begins is based on the mean and two standard deviations of these 4-week totals.

Alternate Text: The figure above shows selected notifiable disease reports for the United States with comparison of provisional 4-week totals through December 3, 2011, with historical data. Reports of acute hepatitis C, legionellosis, measles and pertussis increased. Reports of giardiasis, acute hepatitis A, acute hepatitis B, meningococcal disease, and mumps decreased, with giardiasis and meningococcal disease decreasing beyond historical limits.

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TABLE II. Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Chlamydia trachomatis infection	Coccidioidomycosis	Cryptosporidiosis
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	13,211	26,700	31,142	1,227,432	1,197,557	71	375	572	17,789	N	46	130	368	7,587	8,455
New England	1,095	866	2,043	40,960	38,781	\u0097	0	1	1	N	1	7	22	361	468
Connecticut	310	216	1,557	9,854	10,337	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	1	9	65	77
Maine\u2020	62	58	100	2,804	2,410	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	1	4	46	92
Massachusetts	628	421	860	20,582	19,393	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	3	8	150	158
New Hampshire	2	58	91	2,635	2,261	\u0097	0	1	1	N	1	1	5	59	55
Rhode Island\u2020	49	80	154	3,725	3,212	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	1	1	18
Vermont\u2020	44	26	84	1,360	1,168	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	1	5	40	68
Mid. Atlantic	1,860	3,374	4,031	154,890	159,871	\u0097	0	1	6	N	7	15	41	799	811
New Jersey	144	546	1,071	27,618	24,432	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	3	22	51
New York (Upstate)	743	711	2,099	33,150	31,991	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	4	4	15	208	206
New York City	248	1,119	1,342	46,952	59,499	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	1	6	77	94
Pennsylvania	725	972	1,245	47,170	43,949	\u0097	0	1	6	N	3	9	26	492	460
E.N. Central	946	4,050	7,039	184,643	189,586	\u0097	0	5	44	N	9	32	143	2,331	2,314
Illinois	29	1,105	1,322	48,498	56,224	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	3	26	198	325
Indiana	226	508	3,376	24,972	18,527	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	4	14	180	271
Michigan	532	953	1,429	44,876	45,823	\u0097	0	3	27	N	1	6	14	316	310
Ohio	159	995	1,124	45,926	47,457	\u0097	0	3	17	N	8	11	95	1,064	445
Wisconsin	\u0097	458	558	20,371	21,555	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	8	61	573	963
W.N. Central	315	1,469	1,756	68,330	67,111	\u0097	0	2	6	N	1	18	87	1,214	1,806
Iowa	9	212	253	9,817	9,852	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	6	19	336	385
Kansas	33	202	288	9,485	8,966	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	10	39	105
Minnesota	\u0097	287	371	12,845	14,356	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	4	\u0097	386
Missouri	201	537	759	25,587	24,114	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	5	63	499	540
Nebraska\u2020	54	114	216	5,763	4,680	\u0097	0	2	6	N	1	3	12	173	255
North Dakota	5	40	77	1,812	2,185	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	12	28	31
South Dakota	13	63	93	3,021	2,958	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	2	13	139	104
S. Atlantic	4,052	5,380	7,073	259,554	237,869	\u0097	0	2	5	N	11	21	37	1,024	1,001
Delaware	108	86	134	4,024	4,094	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	1	7	7
District of Columbia	124	107	191	5,136	5,191	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	1	5	8
Florida	990	1,495	1,698	70,172	69,731	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	8	8	17	409	377
Georgia	845	1,013	2,384	47,767	40,430	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	5	11	252	254
Maryland\u2020	\u0097	473	1,125	22,037	22,827	\u0097	0	2	5	N	1	1	6	62	37
North Carolina	603	971	1,688	47,876	38,972	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	13	39	90
South Carolina\u2020	669	524	946	26,438	24,446	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	2	2	8	124	113
Virginia\u2020	596	661	1,576	32,176	28,569	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	2	8	110	98
West Virginia	117	80	121	3,928	3,609	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	5	16	17
E.S. Central	1,189	1,896	3,314	88,763	84,525	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	3	6	13	283	329
Alabama\u2020	\u0097	546	1,566	26,718	24,826	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	1	2	7	125	171
Kentucky	454	301	2,352	15,173	13,381	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	2	30	81
Mississippi	430	398	696	18,580	19,841	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	1	4	44	24
Tennessee\u2020	305	600	758	28,292	26,477	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	2	2	6	84	53
W.S. Central	995	3,567	4,639	165,463	164,518	\u0097	0	1	5	N	6	8	62	510	493
Arkansas\u2020	404	309	440	14,747	14,379	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	2	25	32
Louisiana	488	404	1,071	20,799	25,894	\u0097	0	1	5	N	\u0097	0	9	45	64
Oklahoma	103	319	1,340	16,578	12,968	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	1	2	34	80	83
Texas\u2020	\u0097	2,436	3,048	113,339	111,277	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	5	5	37	360	314
Mountain	1,209	1,748	2,229	82,697	77,104	67	292	459	13,959	N	6	10	30	560	580
Arizona	447	546	765	26,866	24,937	67	288	456	13,805	N	1	1	4	42	38
Colorado	418	412	847	21,541	18,444	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	1	2	12	145	131
Idaho\u2020	\u0097	81	235	3,647	3,651	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	1	2	9	102	100
Montana\u2020	66	62	87	3,109	2,862	\u0097	0	2	5	N	2	1	6	73	47
Nevada\u2020	192	203	380	9,728	9,041	\u0097	2	5	90	N	\u0097	0	2	13	38
New Mexico\u2020	67	213	1,183	10,044	10,009	\u0097	0	4	44	N	\u0097	2	9	119	129
Utah	12	127	187	6,077	6,220	\u0097	0	2	12	N	\u0097	1	5	41	69
Wyoming\u2020	7	38	67	1,685	1,940	\u0097	0	2	3	N	1	0	5	25	28
Pacific	1,550	3,947	6,559	182,132	178,192	4	82	143	3,763	N	2	11	29	505	653
Alaska	55	113	157	5,374	5,628	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	3	14	6
California	935	2,953	5,763	139,406	136,449	4	81	143	3,756	N	\u0097	6	19	300	357
Hawaii	\u0097	107	135	4,608	5,609	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Oregon	264	278	524	12,804	10,826	\u0097	0	1	7	N	\u0097	2	8	118	206
Washington	296	436	672	19,940	19,680	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	2	1	9	73	83
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	N	0	0	N	N
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	N	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	14	62	189	843	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	74	104	349	4,908	5,655	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	N	0	0	N	N
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	16	27	642	546	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Dengue Virus Infection\u2020
Dengue Fever\u00a7	Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever\u00b6
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	\u0097	3	16	190	678	\u0097	0	1	2	10
New England	\u0097	0	1	2	10	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Connecticut	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Maine**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Rhode Island**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Vermont**	\u0097	0	1	2	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mid. Atlantic	\u0097	1	6	55	220	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	5
New Jersey	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	29	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
New York (Upstate)	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	30	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2
New York City	\u0097	0	4	40	140	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3
Pennsylvania	\u0097	0	2	15	21	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
E.N. Central	\u0097	0	2	12	67	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Illinois	\u0097	0	2	2	21	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
Indiana	\u0097	0	1	2	14	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Michigan	\u0097	0	1	2	9	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Ohio	\u0097	0	1	2	16	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	2	4	7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
W.N. Central	\u0097	0	2	11	32	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Iowa	\u0097	0	1	3	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Kansas	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Minnesota	\u0097	0	1	5	14	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Missouri	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Nebraska**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
North Dakota	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
South Dakota	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
S. Atlantic	\u0097	1	8	75	235	\u0097	0	1	1	2
Delaware	\u0097	0	2	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Florida	\u0097	1	7	55	187	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2
Georgia	\u0097	0	1	3	11	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Maryland**	\u0097	0	2	5	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
North Carolina	\u0097	0	1	2	8	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
South Carolina**	\u0097	0	1	1	13	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Virginia**	\u0097	0	1	7	14	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
West Virginia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
E.S. Central	\u0097	0	3	5	7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Alabama**	\u0097	0	1	2	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Kentucky	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mississippi	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Tennessee**	\u0097	0	2	2	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
W.S. Central	\u0097	0	2	9	28	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Arkansas**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Louisiana	\u0097	0	1	3	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	5	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Texas**	\u0097	0	1	6	19	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mountain	\u0097	0	2	4	24	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Arizona	\u0097	0	2	2	12	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Colorado	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Idaho**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Montana**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Nevada**	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
New Mexico**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Utah	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Wyoming**	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Pacific	\u0097	0	4	17	55	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Alaska	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
California	\u0097	0	2	5	36	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Hawaii	\u0097	0	4	5	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Oregon	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Washington	\u0097	0	1	7	18	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	\u0097	26	80	1,285	10,479	\u0097	0	3	22	237
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Updated weekly from reports to the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (ArboNET Surveillance). \u00a7 Dengue Fever includes cases that meet criteria for Dengue Fever with hemorrhage, other clinical and unknown case classifications. \u00b6 DHF includes cases that meet criteria for dengue shock syndrome (DSS), a more severe form of DHF. ** Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Ehrlichiosis/Anaplasmosis\u2020
*Ehrlichia chaffeensis*	*Anaplasma phagocytophilum*	Undetermined
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	1	7	109	662	621	5	15	56	710	1,693	\u0097	2	13	100	89
New England	\u0097	0	1	4	8	\u0097	2	27	244	110	\u0097	0	1	1	2
Connecticut	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	5	\u0097	36	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Maine\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	3	19	17	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1	18	160	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	1	2	3	\u0097	0	4	16	20	\u0097	0	1	1	2
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	15	44	35	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Vermont\u00a7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	5	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mid. Atlantic	1	1	7	58	84	4	6	31	320	261	\u0097	0	2	10	14
New Jersey	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	51	\u0097	0	3	\u0097	70	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
New York (Upstate)	1	0	7	47	26	4	3	27	271	179	\u0097	0	2	10	10
New York City	\u0097	0	2	11	5	\u0097	0	5	45	11	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Pennsylvania	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	1	4	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3
E.N. Central	\u0097	0	4	29	44	1	0	3	20	506	\u0097	0	5	41	45
Illinois	\u0097	0	3	19	16	\u0097	0	2	9	9	\u0097	0	1	2	3
Indiana	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	3	32	15
Michigan	\u0097	0	2	4	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4	\u0097	0	2	5	\u0097
Ohio	\u0097	0	1	6	7	1	0	1	8	2	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	19	\u0097	0	3	3	491	\u0097	0	1	1	27
W.N. Central	\u0097	1	19	157	120	\u0097	0	8	34	731	\u0097	0	11	14	10
Iowa	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Kansas	\u0097	0	1	4	6	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Minnesota	\u0097	0	12	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	3	1	718	\u0097	0	11	\u0097	\u0097
Missouri	\u0097	1	19	151	112	\u0097	0	7	29	12	\u0097	0	7	13	10
Nebraska\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
North Dakota	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
South Dakota	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
S. Atlantic	\u0097	2	33	232	246	\u0097	1	8	65	59	\u0097	0	2	13	6
Delaware	\u0097	0	2	15	17	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
District of Columbia	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Florida	\u0097	0	3	15	8	\u0097	0	3	10	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Georgia	\u0097	0	3	18	20	\u0097	0	2	9	1	\u0097	0	1	2	1
Maryland\u00a7	\u0097	0	3	28	22	\u0097	0	2	7	15	\u0097	0	1	1	2
North Carolina	\u0097	0	17	61	96	\u0097	0	6	20	24	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
South Carolina\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	2	5	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
Virginia\u00a7	\u0097	1	13	93	75	\u0097	0	3	18	11	\u0097	0	1	8	3
West Virginia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
E.S. Central	\u0097	1	8	73	87	\u0097	0	2	16	20	\u0097	0	3	14	9
Alabama\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	4	11	\u0097	0	1	4	7	N	0	0	N	N
Kentucky	\u0097	0	3	13	16	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Mississippi	\u0097	0	1	3	3	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Tennessee\u00a7	\u0097	0	5	53	57	\u0097	0	2	11	11	\u0097	0	3	14	7
W.S. Central	\u0097	0	87	109	31	\u0097	0	9	8	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Arkansas\u00a7	\u0097	0	13	50	12	\u0097	0	3	6	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Louisiana	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	82	57	15	\u0097	0	7	2	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Texas\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	2	3	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Mountain	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	5	\u0097
Arizona	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	4	\u0097
Colorado	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Idaho\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Montana\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Nevada\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
New Mexico\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Utah	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Pacific	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	2
Alaska	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
California	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	2
Hawaii	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Oregon	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Washington	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Territories
American Samoa	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Puerto Rico	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Cumulative total E. ewingii cases reported for year 2011 = 13. \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Giardiasis	Gonorrhea	Haemophilus influenzae, invasive\u2020 All ages, all serotypes
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	154	287	445	13,890	18,386	3,192	6,068	7,484	281,067	283,233	36	65	141	2,870	2,798
New England	6	28	66	1,438	1,564	101	107	206	5,016	5,154	1	4	12	204	175
Connecticut	\u0097	4	9	207	275	48	45	150	2,152	2,281	\u0097	1	5	50	43
Maine\u00a7	5	3	10	168	211	8	5	17	234	149	1	0	2	25	12
Massachusetts	\u0097	14	29	677	671	43	47	80	2,175	2,263	\u0097	2	6	99	88
New Hampshire	\u0097	2	8	113	153	1	2	7	117	145	\u0097	0	2	15	11
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	1	10	65	77	\u0097	6	16	294	268	\u0097	0	2	9	12
Vermont\u00a7	1	3	19	208	177	1	0	8	44	48	\u0097	0	3	6	9
Mid. Atlantic	37	57	103	2,745	3,142	432	761	920	36,033	34,066	5	14	32	645	537
New Jersey	\u0097	2	14	136	448	53	156	258	7,648	5,454	\u0097	2	6	91	101
New York (Upstate)	28	20	72	1,093	1,095	154	113	271	5,402	5,297	3	3	18	163	146
New York City	\u0097	16	29	773	871	61	243	314	10,765	11,491	\u0097	3	7	151	89
Pennsylvania	9	16	29	743	728	164	256	362	12,218	11,824	2	5	11	240	201
E.N. Central	10	47	76	2,179	3,088	275	1,030	2,091	48,658	52,417	6	11	22	506	462
Illinois	\u0097	10	19	411	655	8	282	362	12,552	14,553	\u0097	3	11	142	160
Indiana	\u0097	5	11	189	376	58	121	1,018	6,026	5,245	\u0097	2	7	85	96
Michigan	1	10	20	471	655	155	242	499	11,592	12,641	\u0097	1	4	64	32
Ohio	9	16	30	730	804	54	315	398	14,454	15,281	6	3	7	154	110
Wisconsin	\u0097	8	17	378	598	\u0097	90	119	4,034	4,697	\u0097	1	5	61	64
W.N. Central	4	22	50	1,045	2,001	93	309	369	14,414	13,816	1	3	10	142	210
Iowa	2	4	15	252	272	1	37	53	1,754	1,676	\u0097	0	1	3	1
Kansas	\u0097	2	8	93	201	2	42	57	1,900	1,910	1	0	2	19	23
Minnesota	\u0097	0	16	\u0097	801	\u0097	38	56	1,775	1,987	\u0097	0	5	\u0097	74
Missouri	\u0097	8	23	394	397	77	150	201	7,116	6,541	\u0097	1	5	79	79
Nebraska\u00a7	2	3	11	166	207	12	24	51	1,175	1,086	\u0097	0	3	26	23
North Dakota	\u0097	0	12	38	28	\u0097	4	8	181	182	\u0097	0	6	14	10
South Dakota	\u0097	2	8	102	95	1	11	20	513	434	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
S. Atlantic	38	51	98	2,504	3,702	1,214	1,487	1,862	69,850	70,428	15	14	31	670	706
Delaware	\u0097	0	3	32	31	26	16	31	750	916	\u0097	0	2	4	5
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	3	29	54	95	38	68	1,885	1,956	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	6
Florida	24	23	50	1,146	1,969	297	378	465	18,181	18,858	7	4	12	213	177
Georgia	6	11	51	645	763	297	312	874	14,481	14,132	1	2	7	119	153
Maryland\u00a7	8	5	13	280	248	\u0097	118	246	5,211	6,697	4	2	5	88	65
North Carolina	N	0	0	N	N	179	323	548	15,323	13,073	1	1	7	72	120
South Carolina\u00a7	\u0097	2	8	106	134	181	148	257	7,530	7,325	2	1	5	70	74
Virginia\u00a7	\u0097	5	32	244	457	123	111	352	5,745	6,942	\u0097	2	8	87	78
West Virginia	\u0097	0	8	22	46	16	16	29	744	529	\u0097	0	9	17	28
E.S. Central	\u0097	3	9	158	213	311	518	1,007	24,286	23,058	3	3	11	176	162
Alabama\u00a7	\u0097	3	9	158	213	\u0097	162	408	8,182	7,232	\u0097	1	4	47	27
Kentucky	N	0	0	N	N	121	76	712	4,153	3,483	1	0	4	24	34
Mississippi	N	0	0	N	N	108	116	191	5,062	5,687	\u0097	0	3	18	13
Tennessee\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	82	143	224	6,889	6,656	2	2	5	87	88
W.S. Central	1	5	15	235	375	282	922	1,319	43,123	45,599	1	2	26	130	128
Arkansas\u00a7	1	2	9	114	125	119	89	138	4,346	4,371	\u0097	0	3	30	18
Louisiana	\u0097	2	10	121	188	144	118	372	6,037	7,900	\u0097	1	4	41	27
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	62	19	94	384	4,768	3,958	1	1	19	58	75
Texas\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	594	813	27,972	29,370	\u0097	0	4	1	8
Mountain	15	24	45	1,233	1,669	182	207	280	10,087	8,807	4	5	12	238	281
Arizona	\u0097	3	6	118	154	87	79	131	4,122	2,982	\u0097	1	6	82	103
Colorado	9	11	25	588	664	43	41	89	2,048	2,590	3	1	5	61	78
Idaho\u00a7	4	3	9	147	201	\u0097	3	15	125	120	\u0097	0	2	19	18
Montana\u00a7	2	2	5	75	102	1	1	4	77	96	\u0097	0	1	3	2
Nevada\u00a7	\u0097	1	7	69	101	48	38	103	1,853	1,612	\u0097	0	2	17	9
New Mexico\u00a7	\u0097	2	6	88	100	3	33	98	1,586	1,080	1	1	4	38	38
Utah	\u0097	3	9	127	296	\u0097	5	10	237	293	\u0097	0	3	17	27
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	5	21	51	\u0097	1	3	39	34	\u0097	0	1	1	6
Pacific	43	48	128	2,353	2,632	302	628	791	29,600	29,888	\u0097	3	9	159	137
Alaska	\u0097	2	7	95	91	17	20	31	938	1,214	\u0097	0	3	25	22
California	27	33	67	1,553	1,600	222	514	695	24,384	24,334	\u0097	0	5	39	24
Hawaii	\u0097	0	4	32	54	\u0097	13	24	584	708	\u0097	0	3	24	20
Oregon	6	7	20	331	457	24	27	59	1,332	974	\u0097	1	6	68	64
Washington	10	7	57	342	430	39	50	79	2,362	2,658	\u0097	0	2	3	7
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	8	6	91	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	\u0097	1	4	38	89	\u0097	6	14	302	297	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	2	10	113	127	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Data for H. influenzae (age <5 yrs for serotype b, nonserotype b, and unknown serotype) are available in Table I. \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
	Hepatitis (viral, acute), by type
Reporting area	A	B	C
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	5	22	74	1,078	1,531	16	48	167	2,315	3,021	7	18	39	900	774
New England	\u0097	1	5	65	92	\u0097	1	8	75	52	\u0097	1	5	57	52
Connecticut	\u0097	0	3	17	27	\u0097	0	4	15	20	\u0097	0	4	37	35
Maine\u2020	\u0097	0	2	6	7	\u0097	0	2	8	13	\u0097	0	2	4	2
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	3	31	48	\u0097	1	6	50	12	\u0097	0	2	11	13
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	1	2	5	N	0	0	N	N
Rhode Island\u2020	\u0097	0	1	5	9	U	0	0	U	U	U	0	0	U	U
Vermont\u2020	\u0097	0	2	6	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	1	5	2
Mid. Atlantic	\u0097	4	8	187	263	4	5	12	255	262	1	1	5	85	100
New Jersey	\u0097	1	3	29	72	\u0097	1	4	58	73	\u0097	0	2	8	27
New York (Upstate)	\u0097	1	4	44	55	2	1	9	49	47	\u0097	1	4	47	44
New York City	\u0097	1	5	61	84	\u0097	1	5	73	76	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3
Pennsylvania	\u0097	1	3	53	52	2	2	4	75	66	1	0	4	30	26
E.N. Central	1	3	8	168	199	\u0097	6	37	304	450	1	3	10	149	90
Illinois	\u0097	1	4	52	48	\u0097	1	6	59	125	\u0097	0	2	6	1
Indiana	\u0097	0	3	12	11	\u0097	1	3	51	68	\u0097	0	5	55	27
Michigan	\u0097	1	6	61	72	\u0097	1	6	78	115	1	1	5	80	44
Ohio	1	1	3	37	46	\u0097	1	30	89	91	\u0097	0	1	6	8
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	1	6	22	\u0097	0	3	27	51	\u0097	0	1	2	10
W.N. Central	\u0097	1	25	38	72	\u0097	2	16	118	110	\u0097	0	6	8	20
Iowa	\u0097	0	1	7	11	\u0097	0	1	10	13	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Kansas	\u0097	0	2	3	11	\u0097	0	2	11	11	\u0097	0	1	3	2
Minnesota	\u0097	0	22	9	15	\u0097	0	15	9	8	\u0097	0	6	2	10
Missouri	\u0097	0	1	12	20	\u0097	2	5	75	64	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	6
Nebraska\u2020	\u0097	0	1	5	14	\u0097	0	3	12	12	\u0097	0	1	3	2
North Dakota	\u0097	0	3	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
South Dakota	\u0097	0	2	2	1	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
S. Atlantic	2	4	12	218	321	3	12	56	625	827	4	4	11	216	179
Delaware	\u0097	0	1	2	7	\u0097	0	2	11	24	U	0	0	U	U
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2
Florida	\u0097	1	7	75	131	2	4	7	185	278	2	1	3	53	55
Georgia	2	1	5	47	36	\u0097	2	8	105	156	\u0097	1	3	33	31
Maryland\u2020	\u0097	0	4	24	21	\u0097	1	4	50	64	\u0097	0	3	31	23
North Carolina	\u0097	0	3	25	45	1	2	12	101	96	2	1	7	56	38
South Carolina\u2020	\u0097	0	2	10	25	\u0097	1	3	32	55	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Virginia\u2020	\u0097	0	3	27	47	\u0097	1	6	62	89	\u0097	0	3	17	12
West Virginia	\u0097	0	5	8	8	\u0097	0	43	79	62	\u0097	0	6	25	17
E.S. Central	\u0097	1	6	45	46	2	9	14	411	350	1	3	8	172	153
Alabama\u2020	\u0097	0	2	7	8	\u0097	2	6	105	63	\u0097	0	3	16	6
Kentucky	\u0097	0	2	9	24	1	2	6	103	124	1	2	7	83	103
Mississippi	\u0097	0	1	7	2	\u0097	1	3	42	32	U	0	0	U	U
Tennessee\u2020	\u0097	0	5	22	12	1	4	8	161	131	\u0097	1	5	73	44
W.S. Central	1	3	15	121	139	4	6	67	284	534	\u0097	2	11	79	63
Arkansas\u2020	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	1	4	47	59	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Louisiana	\u0097	0	2	4	11	\u0097	1	4	28	48	\u0097	0	2	5	3
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	4	3	2	1	1	16	81	92	\u0097	1	10	44	28
Texas\u2020	1	2	11	114	124	3	3	45	128	335	\u0097	0	3	30	31
Mountain	\u0097	1	5	55	138	\u0097	1	4	68	128	\u0097	1	4	55	58
Arizona	\u0097	0	2	16	60	\u0097	0	3	15	25	U	0	0	U	U
Colorado	\u0097	0	2	18	34	\u0097	0	2	15	42	\u0097	0	3	17	16
Idaho\u2020	\u0097	0	1	6	7	\u0097	0	1	2	6	\u0097	0	2	10	9
Montana\u2020	\u0097	0	1	2	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	3	3
Nevada\u2020	\u0097	0	3	5	14	\u0097	0	3	23	39	\u0097	0	2	10	7
New Mexico\u2020	\u0097	0	1	5	5	\u0097	0	2	8	5	\u0097	0	2	12	13
Utah	\u0097	0	2	1	10	\u0097	0	1	5	8	\u0097	0	1	1	10
Wyoming\u2020	\u0097	0	1	2	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097
Pacific	1	4	13	181	261	3	4	25	175	308	\u0097	2	12	79	59
Alaska	\u0097	0	1	2	4	\u0097	0	1	4	5	U	0	0	U	U
California	1	3	12	139	216	\u0097	2	22	110	216	\u0097	1	4	36	26
Hawaii	\u0097	0	2	8	7	\u0097	0	1	6	6	U	0	0	U	U
Oregon	\u0097	0	2	8	16	\u0097	0	4	29	39	\u0097	0	3	12	14
Washington	\u0097	0	4	24	18	3	0	4	26	42	\u0097	0	5	31	19
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	5	8	7	\u0097	2	8	28	71	\u0097	0	4	10	57
Puerto Rico	\u0097	0	2	7	17	\u0097	0	2	8	25	N	0	0	N	N
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Legionellosis	Lyme disease	Malaria
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	31	54	167	3,554	3,123	284	398	1,972	30,194	29,071	9	26	114	1,247	1,586
New England	2	5	39	375	252	3	73	489	6,498	8,693	\u0097	2	20	83	99
Connecticut	\u0097	1	10	72	49	\u0097	30	226	2,485	2,979	\u0097	0	20	10	2
Maine\u2020	\u0097	0	3	18	11	\u0097	14	66	877	674	\u0097	0	2	6	6
Massachusetts	\u0097	3	24	223	119	\u0097	20	106	1,345	3,233	\u0097	1	6	54	69
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	3	23	22	\u0097	15	84	1,082	1,287	\u0097	0	1	2	4
Rhode Island\u2020	2	0	9	28	42	\u0097	1	31	137	179	\u0097	0	2	5	15
Vermont\u2020	\u0097	0	2	11	9	3	6	67	572	341	\u0097	0	1	6	3
Mid. Atlantic	9	15	82	1,192	890	260	209	1,217	18,745	10,483	1	7	12	302	491
New Jersey	\u0097	2	16	180	146	78	98	591	8,127	3,590	\u0097	0	2	8	101
New York (Upstate)	5	5	27	357	273	93	38	214	3,551	2,479	1	1	4	49	72
New York City	\u0097	3	14	190	157	\u0097	1	16	107	706	\u0097	4	10	191	262
Pennsylvania	4	5	37	465	314	89	79	509	6,960	3,708	\u0097	1	5	54	56
E.N. Central	11	12	51	769	648	\u0097	15	133	1,385	3,785	2	3	10	145	156
Illinois	\u0097	2	11	119	143	\u0097	1	18	163	135	\u0097	1	5	53	59
Indiana	2	2	6	104	55	\u0097	1	15	99	78	\u0097	0	2	9	15
Michigan	1	3	15	184	169	\u0097	1	13	104	93	\u0097	0	4	30	29
Ohio	8	5	34	361	220	\u0097	1	9	48	38	2	1	4	41	39
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	2	1	61	\u0097	12	91	971	3,441	\u0097	0	2	12	14
W.N. Central	\u0097	1	8	77	119	\u0097	1	13	126	2,075	\u0097	1	45	35	67
Iowa	\u0097	0	2	11	15	\u0097	0	12	80	85	\u0097	0	3	21	14
Kansas	\u0097	0	2	10	12	\u0097	0	2	13	10	\u0097	0	2	9	11
Minnesota	\u0097	0	4	\u0097	35	\u0097	0	3	\u0097	1,949	\u0097	0	45	\u0097	3
Missouri	\u0097	1	5	46	34	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	20
Nebraska\u2020	\u0097	0	1	6	9	\u0097	0	2	8	8	\u0097	0	1	4	15
North Dakota	\u0097	0	1	2	5	\u0097	0	10	21	18	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
South Dakota	\u0097	0	1	2	9	\u0097	0	2	4	1	\u0097	0	1	1	3
S. Atlantic	7	10	29	521	522	16	50	173	3,198	3,684	6	8	24	410	422
Delaware	\u0097	0	4	21	16	2	12	48	786	630	\u0097	0	3	7	2
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	3	9	17	\u0097	0	3	31	40	\u0097	0	1	5	12
Florida	4	4	13	175	159	7	2	7	116	77	5	2	7	98	124
Georgia	\u0097	1	3	35	60	\u0097	0	5	25	10	\u0097	1	5	73	67
Maryland\u2020	3	1	14	119	108	4	17	114	1,170	1,584	\u0097	2	14	118	96
North Carolina	\u0097	1	7	62	60	\u0097	0	12	66	73	1	0	6	36	49
South Carolina\u2020	\u0097	0	5	20	16	\u0097	0	6	33	29	\u0097	0	1	5	6
Virginia\u2020	\u0097	1	6	74	72	3	15	76	894	1,121	\u0097	1	8	68	63
West Virginia	\u0097	0	2	6	14	\u0097	0	14	77	120	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3
E.S. Central	1	2	10	146	130	1	1	5	57	42	\u0097	0	4	31	31
Alabama\u2020	\u0097	0	2	26	20	1	0	2	19	2	\u0097	0	3	6	9
Kentucky	\u0097	1	3	35	27	\u0097	0	1	2	5	\u0097	0	1	7	8
Mississippi	\u0097	0	3	13	12	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	2
Tennessee\u2020	1	1	8	72	71	\u0097	0	4	33	35	\u0097	0	3	17	12
W.S. Central	\u0097	2	13	122	161	\u0097	1	29	45	106	\u0097	0	18	28	91
Arkansas\u2020	\u0097	0	2	13	18	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	5	4
Louisiana	\u0097	0	3	15	10	\u0097	0	1	1	3	\u0097	0	1	1	5
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	3	9	13	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	5	5
Texas\u2020	\u0097	2	11	85	120	\u0097	1	29	44	103	\u0097	0	17	17	77
Mountain	1	2	8	99	161	\u0097	0	4	35	27	\u0097	1	4	59	60
Arizona	1	1	4	41	61	\u0097	0	2	10	2	\u0097	0	4	22	24
Colorado	\u0097	0	1	6	30	\u0097	0	1	1	3	\u0097	0	3	21	21
Idaho\u2020	\u0097	0	1	8	7	\u0097	0	2	4	9	\u0097	0	1	2	3
Montana\u2020	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	3	9	4	\u0097	0	1	2	2
Nevada\u2020	\u0097	0	2	14	19	\u0097	0	1	4	1	\u0097	0	2	8	6
New Mexico\u2020	\u0097	0	2	10	9	\u0097	0	2	5	5	\u0097	0	1	3	1
Utah	\u0097	0	2	15	23	\u0097	0	1	1	3	\u0097	0	1	1	3
Wyoming\u2020	\u0097	0	2	4	8	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Pacific	\u0097	5	21	253	240	4	2	11	105	176	\u0097	3	11	154	169
Alaska	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	2	12	7	\u0097	0	2	5	4
California	\u0097	4	15	212	197	2	1	9	66	117	\u0097	2	8	105	112
Hawaii	\u0097	0	1	2	2	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	1	7	4
Oregon	\u0097	0	3	19	15	\u0097	0	2	12	39	\u0097	0	4	16	14
Washington	\u0097	0	6	20	24	2	0	6	15	13	\u0097	0	3	21	35
Territories
American Samoa	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	5
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Meningococcal disease, invasive\u2020 All serogroups	Mumps	Pertussis
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	4	13	53	621	730	4	7	47	308	2,519	178	276	2,925	13,188	22,587
New England	\u0097	0	3	28	19	\u0097	0	2	11	25	3	12	31	637	492
Connecticut	\u0097	0	1	3	3	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	11	\u0097	1	5	55	105
Maine\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	5	4	\u0097	0	2	2	2	1	2	19	191	45
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	2	14	6	\u0097	0	1	4	9	\u0097	4	10	207	266
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	2	2	12	129	20
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	2	4	\u0097	\u0097	0	4	27	39
Vermont\u00a7	\u0097	0	3	5	5	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	4	28	17
Mid. Atlantic	2	1	6	72	75	\u0097	1	23	34	2,109	70	30	125	1,546	1,618
New Jersey	\u0097	0	1	5	21	\u0097	0	2	10	350	\u0097	3	10	158	161
New York (Upstate)	1	0	4	22	11	\u0097	0	3	11	663	50	12	81	691	529
New York City	\u0097	0	3	26	18	\u0097	0	22	10	1,039	\u0097	0	36	74	80
Pennsylvania	1	0	2	19	25	\u0097	0	8	3	57	20	12	67	623	848
E.N. Central	\u0097	2	6	92	124	\u0097	2	7	80	70	20	60	198	2,771	5,231
Illinois	\u0097	0	3	27	22	\u0097	1	5	54	26	\u0097	15	46	757	955
Indiana	\u0097	0	2	18	28	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4	\u0097	4	21	219	706
Michigan	\u0097	0	2	11	22	\u0097	0	2	10	18	\u0097	12	43	599	1,429
Ohio	\u0097	0	2	23	31	\u0097	0	5	13	18	20	13	80	698	1,626
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	2	13	21	\u0097	0	1	3	4	\u0097	11	24	498	515
W.N. Central	\u0097	1	3	49	52	\u0097	0	4	32	81	1	20	501	1,071	2,288
Iowa	\u0097	0	1	12	10	\u0097	0	1	5	38	\u0097	4	15	173	654
Kansas	\u0097	0	1	4	7	\u0097	0	1	4	4	1	2	10	96	169
Minnesota	\u0097	0	2	\u0097	6	\u0097	0	4	1	4	\u0097	0	469	326	648
Missouri	\u0097	0	3	18	22	\u0097	0	3	12	10	\u0097	7	37	344	535
Nebraska\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	11	5	\u0097	0	1	6	23	\u0097	1	7	51	203
North Dakota	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	3	4	\u0097	\u0097	0	10	51	50
South Dakota	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	7	30	29
S. Atlantic	2	2	8	122	126	1	0	4	34	55	23	26	106	1,269	1,744
Delaware	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	5	22	14
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	0	2	3	12
Florida	2	1	5	49	57	1	0	2	9	8	10	6	17	301	295
Georgia	\u0097	0	1	14	12	\u0097	0	2	5	5	2	3	8	157	235
Maryland\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	11	9	\u0097	0	1	1	11	5	2	7	99	129
North Carolina	\u0097	0	3	14	13	\u0097	0	2	9	9	1	2	35	159	331
South Carolina\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	9	12	\u0097	0	1	1	4	1	2	25	134	349
Virginia\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	16	19	\u0097	0	4	9	13	4	6	41	334	262
West Virginia	\u0097	0	3	7	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	41	60	117
E.S. Central	\u0097	0	2	22	42	\u0097	0	1	4	10	7	8	28	358	778
Alabama\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	10	7	\u0097	0	1	1	6	1	2	11	127	194
Kentucky	\u0097	0	2	2	17	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	6	1	16	95	271
Mississippi	\u0097	0	1	3	5	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	4	37	102
Tennessee\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	7	13	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	2	10	99	211
W.S. Central	\u0097	1	12	54	83	2	1	15	63	111	10	20	297	854	2,804
Arkansas\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	12	6	\u0097	0	2	3	5	\u0097	1	16	55	204
Louisiana	\u0097	0	2	11	14	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	8	\u0097	0	3	17	43
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	2	10	15	\u0097	0	2	4	\u0097	\u0097	0	92	52	89
Texas\u00a7	\u0097	0	10	21	48	2	1	14	56	98	10	18	187	730	2,468
Mountain	\u0097	1	4	43	52	\u0097	0	2	8	18	25	37	100	1,827	1,652
Arizona	\u0097	0	1	11	13	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	5	3	14	29	646	475
Colorado	\u0097	0	1	9	20	\u0097	0	1	3	7	11	8	63	390	395
Idaho\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	5	5	\u0097	0	2	2	1	11	2	11	157	184
Montana\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	4	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1	32	130	100
Nevada\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	4	8	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	5	30	32
New Mexico\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	2	3	\u0097	0	2	2	\u0097	\u0097	3	21	238	137
Utah	\u0097	0	2	8	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	3	\u0097	5	16	227	317
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	1	9	12
Pacific	\u0097	3	26	139	157	1	0	11	42	40	19	60	1,710	2,855	5,980
Alaska	\u0097	0	1	3	1	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	4	25	40
California	\u0097	2	17	97	103	\u0097	0	11	33	26	\u0097	42	1,569	1,873	5,206
Hawaii	\u0097	0	1	4	1	\u0097	0	1	2	4	\u0097	1	9	78	62
Oregon	\u0097	0	3	21	31	\u0097	0	1	4	3	\u0097	5	23	287	266
Washington	\u0097	0	8	14	21	1	0	1	2	6	19	11	131	592	406
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1	3	12	484	\u0097	1	14	31	3
Puerto Rico	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	1	2	4
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Data for meningococcal disease, invasive caused by serogroups A, C, Y, and W-135; serogroup B; other serogroup; and unknown serogroup are available in Table I. \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
Reporting area	Rabies, animal	Salmonellosis	Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC)\u2020
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	21	58	119	2,788	4,091	468	859	1,851	43,645	50,794	49	90	264	4,681	4,971
New England	3	4	16	237	291	3	35	107	1,956	2,246	\u0097	3	13	198	205
Connecticut	\u0097	1	10	111	137	\u0097	8	30	431	491	\u0097	1	4	49	60
Maine\u00a7	2	1	6	61	59	\u0097	2	8	124	122	\u0097	0	3	28	21
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	19	45	1,001	1,234	\u0097	1	9	75	79
New Hampshire	1	0	3	18	16	\u0097	3	8	153	166	\u0097	0	3	23	21
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	0	6	23	29	3	1	62	173	156	\u0097	0	2	7	3
Vermont\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	24	50	\u0097	1	8	74	77	\u0097	0	3	16	21
Mid. Atlantic	7	16	35	800	1,006	19	85	205	4,914	5,563	8	11	36	571	539
New Jersey	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	14	48	836	1,154	\u0097	2	7	109	121
New York (Upstate)	7	7	20	351	474	13	25	67	1,313	1,345	8	3	12	200	189
New York City	\u0097	0	3	9	145	\u0097	19	42	1,043	1,258	\u0097	1	6	86	72
Pennsylvania	\u0097	8	21	440	387	6	30	111	1,722	1,806	\u0097	3	18	176	157
E.N. Central	2	2	17	177	226	19	84	157	4,120	5,572	1	12	48	793	775
Illinois	\u0097	0	6	49	114	\u0097	29	80	1,499	1,892	\u0097	3	14	180	147
Indiana	\u0097	0	7	26	\u0097	\u0097	7	19	350	735	\u0097	2	8	86	137
Michigan	1	1	6	57	66	5	13	42	780	889	\u0097	3	19	169	142
Ohio	1	1	5	45	46	14	22	46	1,137	1,240	1	3	10	175	132
Wisconsin	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	7	45	354	816	\u0097	2	20	183	217
W.N. Central	1	1	40	77	241	6	40	103	2,178	2,845	1	12	39	719	866
Iowa	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	27	\u0097	9	19	418	513	\u0097	2	15	180	169
Kansas	1	0	4	31	59	4	8	28	434	418	\u0097	2	8	103	74
Minnesota	\u0097	0	34	\u0097	25	\u0097	0	16	\u0097	680	\u0097	0	7	\u0097	281
Missouri	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	63	\u0097	17	46	902	770	\u0097	5	32	281	220
Nebraska\u00a7	\u0097	0	3	33	51	2	4	13	232	237	1	2	7	95	73
North Dakota	\u0097	0	6	13	16	\u0097	0	15	41	49	\u0097	0	4	13	17
South Dakota	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	3	10	151	178	\u0097	1	4	47	32
S. Atlantic	8	17	93	1,006	1,083	302	264	722	13,617	14,892	18	12	27	610	692
Delaware	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	3	11	164	170	\u0097	0	2	15	6
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	3	1	5	50	90	\u0097	0	1	3	9
Florida	\u0097	0	84	112	121	177	107	203	5,506	5,900	9	3	15	140	210
Georgia	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	27	41	127	2,296	2,709	1	2	8	111	97
Maryland\u00a7	\u0097	5	13	247	354	18	19	42	900	1,010	1	1	6	55	98
North Carolina	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	51	30	251	2,121	2,160	7	2	11	112	92
South Carolina\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	23	28	70	1,456	1,607	\u0097	0	4	15	23
Virginia\u00a7	7	11	27	566	532	3	22	68	1,079	1,076	\u0097	3	9	156	134
West Virginia	1	0	30	81	76	\u0097	0	14	45	170	\u0097	0	2	3	23
E.S. Central	\u0097	3	11	165	169	21	57	187	3,814	3,785	3	3	17	233	263
Alabama\u00a7	\u0097	1	7	76	69	13	18	70	1,157	1,008	\u0097	0	15	70	53
Kentucky	\u0097	0	2	16	21	\u0097	9	21	438	559	1	1	5	45	68
Mississippi	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	20	66	1,267	1,181	\u0097	0	4	20	30
Tennessee\u00a7	\u0097	1	6	72	79	8	16	52	952	1,037	2	1	11	98	112
W.S. Central	\u0097	1	31	108	809	46	124	515	6,006	6,972	6	8	151	376	344
Arkansas\u00a7	\u0097	0	10	53	33	14	13	53	820	750	\u0097	1	6	56	48
Louisiana	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	14	44	896	1,308	\u0097	0	1	10	20
Oklahoma	\u0097	0	21	55	42	15	11	95	685	637	4	1	55	67	41
Texas\u00a7	\u0097	0	15	\u0097	734	17	83	381	3,605	4,277	2	5	95	243	235
Mountain	\u0097	0	4	39	66	9	45	92	2,286	2,751	2	10	26	522	649
Arizona	N	0	0	N	N	3	14	33	732	948	\u0097	2	7	81	93
Colorado	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	4	10	24	507	542	2	2	7	105	215
Idaho\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	6	11	1	3	8	138	157	\u0097	2	8	113	100
Montana\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	2	10	120	92	\u0097	1	5	38	40
Nevada\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	16	8	\u0097	3	8	153	291	\u0097	1	7	39	40
New Mexico\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	10	13	\u0097	5	22	300	323	\u0097	1	3	39	49
Utah	\u0097	0	2	7	10	\u0097	5	15	281	338	\u0097	1	7	82	93
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	24	1	1	9	55	60	\u0097	0	7	25	19
Pacific	\u0097	3	15	179	200	43	101	288	4,754	6,168	10	15	46	659	638
Alaska	\u0097	0	2	12	12	1	1	6	52	79	\u0097	0	1	4	2
California	\u0097	3	11	153	171	15	74	232	3,626	4,589	5	8	36	405	293
Hawaii	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	8	7	14	321	313	\u0097	0	1	7	28
Oregon	\u0097	0	1	14	17	2	5	12	241	493	\u0097	1	11	98	112
Washington	\u0097	0	14	\u0097	\u0097	17	10	42	514	694	5	2	13	145	203
Territories
American Samoa	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	3	6	11	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	1	0	6	35	40	1	4	16	189	584	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Includes E. coli O157:H7; Shiga toxin-positive, serogroup non-O157; and Shiga toxin-positive, not serogrouped. \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
		Spotted Fever Rickettsiosis (including RMSF)\u2020
Reporting area	Shigellosis	Confirmed	Probable
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	180	239	742	10,670	13,232	1	3	15	193	133	3	28	245	1,887	1,538
New England	\u0097	4	20	253	311	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	8	5
Connecticut	\u0097	0	4	38	69	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Maine\u00a7	\u0097	0	8	32	8	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	2
Massachusetts	\u0097	3	19	166	207	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	4	\u0097
New Hampshire	\u0097	0	1	3	14	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	0	4	8	12	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	2
Vermont\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	6	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mid. Atlantic	16	16	74	911	1,526	\u0097	0	2	17	2	1	1	4	56	100
New Jersey	\u0097	3	16	172	356	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	59
New York (Upstate)	13	4	20	295	214	\u0097	0	1	3	1	1	0	1	8	16
New York City	\u0097	5	24	329	290	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	3	29	11
Pennsylvania	3	2	56	115	666	\u0097	0	2	14	\u0097	\u0097	0	3	19	14
E.N. Central	5	15	40	701	1,474	\u0097	0	2	8	3	\u0097	2	9	112	77
Illinois	\u0097	5	16	204	810	\u0097	0	1	2	2	\u0097	1	4	47	34
Indiana\u00a7	\u0097	1	4	45	61	\u0097	0	1	2	1	\u0097	0	4	46	20
Michigan	2	3	10	164	241	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	1
Ohio	3	4	27	288	289	\u0097	0	2	3	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	17	15
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	73	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	7
W.N. Central	1	6	22	284	2,012	\u0097	0	4	27	13	\u0097	4	29	340	273
Iowa	\u0097	0	4	20	49	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	5	5
Kansas\u00a7	1	1	7	59	282	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Minnesota	\u0097	0	2	\u0097	63	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	\u0097	\u0097
Missouri	\u0097	4	17	186	1,556	\u0097	0	3	19	10	\u0097	4	29	330	265
Nebraska\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	14	55	\u0097	0	3	5	3	\u0097	0	1	5	2
North Dakota	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
South Dakota	\u0097	0	2	5	7	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
S. Atlantic	72	70	134	3,522	2,533	1	1	8	103	80	\u0097	6	55	521	488
Delaware\u00a7	\u0097	0	2	6	39	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	4	18	21
District of Columbia	3	0	2	15	32	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	1	3	\u0097
Florida\u00a7	50	49	98	2,466	1,062	\u0097	0	1	3	3	\u0097	0	2	12	11
Georgia	10	11	24	543	753	\u0097	1	6	65	57	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Maryland\u00a7	4	2	7	96	125	1	0	1	4	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	30	49
North Carolina	5	3	19	197	219	\u0097	0	4	14	13	\u0097	0	49	250	255
South Carolina\u00a7	\u0097	1	51	102	68	\u0097	0	2	11	1	\u0097	0	2	21	19
Virginia\u00a7	\u0097	2	8	93	132	\u0097	0	1	4	4	\u0097	3	14	183	133
West Virginia	\u0097	0	5	4	103	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	4	\u0097
E.S. Central	21	15	44	707	734	\u0097	0	2	12	20	2	4	25	328	400
Alabama\u00a7	8	5	21	266	211	\u0097	0	1	4	5	1	1	8	71	78
Kentucky	5	1	6	51	219	\u0097	0	1	3	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mississippi	6	4	23	214	55	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	2	12	24
Tennessee\u00a7	2	4	11	176	249	\u0097	0	2	5	8	1	3	20	245	298
W.S. Central	60	51	503	2,549	2,695	\u0097	0	8	11	6	\u0097	2	235	472	181
Arkansas\u00a7	2	2	7	76	72	\u0097	0	3	6	2	\u0097	0	50	403	126
Louisiana	\u0097	4	21	250	276	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	7	3
Oklahoma	15	2	161	193	251	\u0097	0	5	3	3	\u0097	0	202	43	26
Texas\u00a7	43	40	338	2,030	2,096	\u0097	0	1	2	1	\u0097	0	5	19	26
Mountain	3	15	42	766	797	\u0097	0	5	13	3	\u0097	1	8	50	13
Arizona	1	5	27	355	436	\u0097	0	4	12	1	\u0097	0	7	35	1
Colorado\u00a7	1	1	8	93	92	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	1
Idaho\u00a7	\u0097	0	3	16	23	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	5
Montana\u00a7	1	1	15	122	8	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Nevada\u00a7	\u0097	0	4	31	48	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097
New Mexico\u00a7	\u0097	2	7	101	144	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Utah	\u0097	1	4	46	46	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	3
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	8	1
Pacific	2	20	63	977	1,150	\u0097	0	2	1	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Alaska	\u0097	0	2	5	2	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
California	\u0097	16	59	806	939	\u0097	0	1	1	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Hawaii	\u0097	1	3	42	45	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Oregon	\u0097	1	4	41	58	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Washington	2	1	6	83	106	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Territories
American Samoa	\u0097	0	1	1	4	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	1	1	5	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
Puerto Rico	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	6	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Illnesses with similar clinical presentation that result from Spotted fever group rickettsia infections are reported as Spotted fever rickettsioses. Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) caused by Rickettsia rickettsii, is the most common and well-known spotted fever. \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
	Streptococcus pneumoniae,\u2020 invasive disease
Reporting area	All ages	Age <5	Syphilis, primary and secondary
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	184	251	937	12,176	14,211	20	26	118	1,123	1,949	88	262	363	11,818	12,690
New England	5	14	79	661	814	\u0097	1	5	42	97	6	7	16	345	446
Connecticut	\u0097	6	49	282	335	\u0097	0	3	10	27	\u0097	0	5	41	88
Maine\u00a7	2	2	13	119	108	\u0097	0	1	4	9	\u0097	0	2	12	31
Massachusetts	\u0097	0	4	32	65	\u0097	0	2	15	43	5	5	10	227	269
New Hampshire	1	2	8	90	118	\u0097	0	1	5	5	\u0097	0	3	18	22
Rhode Island\u00a7	\u0097	2	8	73	110	\u0097	0	1	2	7	1	0	7	39	34
Vermont\u00a7	2	1	6	65	78	\u0097	0	2	6	6	\u0097	0	2	8	2
Mid. Atlantic	7	25	81	1,208	1,501	5	2	27	102	225	17	30	53	1,416	1,590
New Jersey	1	12	35	553	666	\u0097	0	4	33	54	\u0097	4	13	203	228
New York (Upstate)	6	1	10	80	142	5	1	9	45	109	9	3	20	172	121
New York City	\u0097	12	42	575	693	\u0097	0	14	24	62	\u0097	14	31	707	895
Pennsylvania	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	8	6	14	334	346
E.N. Central	46	60	114	2,726	2,941	5	5	13	226	347	1	30	48	1,381	1,779
Illinois	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	1	6	73	92	\u0097	13	24	568	849
Indiana	\u0097	14	33	612	690	\u0097	1	4	30	54	\u0097	3	8	147	162
Michigan	5	14	29	595	665	1	1	3	32	77	\u0097	5	12	238	224
Ohio	41	26	45	1,141	1,113	4	2	7	76	91	1	8	21	378	496
Wisconsin	\u0097	8	24	378	473	\u0097	0	3	15	33	\u0097	1	5	50	48
W.N. Central	\u0097	2	33	162	789	\u0097	1	4	64	152	\u0097	6	13	267	336
Iowa	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	3	17	18
Kansas	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	4	24	18
Minnesota	\u0097	0	17	\u0097	596	\u0097	0	3	\u0097	84	\u0097	2	8	105	141
Missouri	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	4	36	39	\u0097	2	6	112	144
Nebraska\u00a7	\u0097	2	9	108	126	\u0097	0	2	12	16	\u0097	0	2	8	9
North Dakota	\u0097	0	25	54	67	\u0097	0	1	2	2	\u0097	0	1	1	2
South Dakota	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	2	14	11	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4
S. Atlantic	67	65	170	3,373	3,789	5	6	25	304	520	30	68	178	3,110	2,947
Delaware	1	1	6	42	39	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	4	18	4
District of Columbia	\u0097	1	4	43	71	\u0097	0	1	5	8	\u0097	3	8	144	125
Florida	28	22	68	1,219	1,339	3	3	13	121	182	2	24	36	1,092	1,099
Georgia	20	20	54	914	1,278	2	2	5	74	152	13	14	130	700	637
Maryland\u00a7	9	10	33	495	487	\u0097	1	3	36	51	\u0097	8	20	390	295
North Carolina	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	10	8	19	356	376
South Carolina\u00a7	9	8	25	405	457	\u0097	0	3	28	53	3	4	11	208	136
Virginia\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	3	26	52	2	4	12	200	269
West Virginia	\u0097	0	48	255	118	\u0097	0	6	14	22	\u0097	0	1	2	6
E.S. Central	14	18	37	823	971	2	1	4	67	107	9	15	34	692	814
Alabama\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	4	11	196	234
Kentucky	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	5	2	16	110	119
Mississippi	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	2	11	17	4	3	14	167	200
Tennessee\u00a7	14	18	37	823	971	2	1	4	56	90	\u0097	5	11	219	261
W.S. Central	28	30	368	1,621	1,718	2	4	38	185	270	5	36	50	1,653	1,967
Arkansas\u00a7	6	4	26	203	156	\u0097	0	3	13	17	5	3	10	174	200
Louisiana	\u0097	2	11	138	124	\u0097	0	2	14	25	\u0097	6	25	345	524
Oklahoma	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	1	8	32	44	\u0097	2	8	88	86
Texas\u00a7	22	25	333	1,280	1,438	2	2	27	126	184	\u0097	23	33	1,046	1,157
Mountain	16	28	72	1,457	1,586	1	3	8	118	214	6	11	20	525	563
Arizona	7	12	45	680	720	\u0097	1	5	53	92	1	4	10	215	207
Colorado	8	9	23	467	499	\u0097	0	4	33	62	\u0097	2	6	102	134
Idaho\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	1	0	1	5	8	\u0097	0	4	11	2
Montana\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	1	4	3
Nevada\u00a7	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	5	2	9	126	109
New Mexico\u00a7	1	4	13	216	148	\u0097	0	2	15	16	\u0097	1	4	57	49
Utah	\u0097	1	8	74	205	\u0097	0	3	12	32	\u0097	0	2	10	59
Wyoming\u00a7	\u0097	0	15	20	14	\u0097	0	1	\u0097	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Pacific	1	3	11	145	102	\u0097	0	2	15	17	14	55	74	2,429	2,248
Alaska	1	2	11	139	102	\u0097	0	1	11	17	\u0097	0	1	3	3
California	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	8	42	61	1,974	1,902
Hawaii	\u0097	0	3	6	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	4	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	11	35
Oregon	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	2	4	14	175	65
Washington	N	0	0	N	N	N	0	0	N	N	4	5	11	266	243
Territories
American Samoa	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	10	4	14	225	207
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Includes drug resistant and susceptible cases of invasive Streptococcus pneumoniae disease among children <5 years and among all ages. Case definition: Isolation of S. pneumoniae from a normally sterile body site (e.g., blood or cerebrospinal fluid). \u00a7 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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TABLE II. (Continued) Provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, weeks ending December 3, 2011, and December 4, 2010 (48th week)*
		West Nile virus disease\u2020
Reporting area	Varicella (chickenpox)	Neuroinvasive	Nonneuroinvasive\u00a7
Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010	Current week	Previous 52 weeks	Cum 2011	Cum 2010
Med	Max	Med	Max	Med	Max
United States	126	273	367	12,338	14,250	\u0097	0	59	457	629	\u0097	0	28	208	392
New England	4	23	50	1,121	1,093	\u0097	0	3	14	14	\u0097	0	1	2	5
Connecticut	3	5	16	262	309	\u0097	0	2	8	7	\u0097	0	1	1	4
Maine\u00b6	\u0097	4	11	201	224	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Massachusetts	\u0097	9	18	429	248	\u0097	0	2	4	6	\u0097	0	1	1	1
New Hampshire	\u0097	2	7	102	153	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Rhode Island\u00b6	\u0097	0	6	33	46	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Vermont\u00b6	1	1	10	94	113	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Mid. Atlantic	30	44	78	2,306	1,606	\u0097	0	11	34	123	\u0097	0	6	22	63
New Jersey	17	24	68	1,382	545	\u0097	0	1	2	15	\u0097	0	2	5	15
New York (Upstate)	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	5	18	56	\u0097	0	4	14	30
New York City	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	4	9	33	\u0097	0	1	2	9
Pennsylvania	13	20	40	924	1,061	\u0097	0	2	5	19	\u0097	0	1	1	9
E.N. Central	46	63	115	2,759	4,593	\u0097	0	13	73	80	\u0097	0	6	27	30
Illinois	\u0097	15	31	668	1,140	\u0097	0	6	22	45	\u0097	0	5	12	16
Indiana\u00b6	4	5	18	231	342	\u0097	0	2	7	6	\u0097	0	1	2	7
Michigan	16	19	42	914	1,369	\u0097	0	7	32	25	\u0097	0	1	1	4
Ohio	26	21	58	944	1,261	\u0097	0	3	10	4	\u0097	0	3	11	1
Wisconsin	\u0097	0	15	2	481	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	2
W.N. Central	2	13	42	660	913	\u0097	0	9	31	32	\u0097	0	7	28	75
Iowa	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	2	5	5	\u0097	0	2	4	4
Kansas\u00b6	\u0097	7	35	377	353	\u0097	0	1	4	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	15
Minnesota	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	4	\u0097	0	1	1	4
Missouri	\u0097	3	24	185	443	\u0097	0	2	6	3	\u0097	0	2	4	\u0097
Nebraska\u00b6	\u0097	0	4	7	21	\u0097	0	4	14	10	\u0097	0	3	14	29
North Dakota	\u0097	0	10	36	39	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	1	3	7
South Dakota	2	1	6	54	57	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4	\u0097	0	1	2	16
S. Atlantic	23	32	64	1,602	2,009	\u0097	0	10	51	38	\u0097	0	4	18	22
Delaware\u00b6	\u0097	0	1	6	39	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
District of Columbia	\u0097	0	2	12	20	\u0097	0	1	3	3	\u0097	0	1	1	3
Florida\u00b6	20	16	38	805	929	\u0097	0	5	19	9	\u0097	0	2	2	3
Georgia	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	2	7	4	\u0097	0	1	5	9
Maryland\u00b6	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	5	10	17	\u0097	0	3	10	6
North Carolina	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	1	2	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
South Carolina\u00b6	\u0097	0	9	12	77	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Virginia\u00b6	3	7	25	399	517	\u0097	0	2	8	4	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
West Virginia	\u0097	5	32	368	427	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
E.S. Central	1	5	15	243	286	\u0097	0	11	55	8	\u0097	0	5	25	10
Alabama\u00b6	1	5	14	231	278	\u0097	0	2	5	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	2
Kentucky	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	2	4	2	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Mississippi	\u0097	0	3	12	8	\u0097	0	5	30	3	\u0097	0	4	22	5
Tennessee\u00b6	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	3	16	2	\u0097	0	1	2	2
W.S. Central	9	51	258	2,496	2,638	\u0097	0	4	26	104	\u0097	0	3	11	20
Arkansas\u00b6	4	5	20	275	183	\u0097	0	1	1	6	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Louisiana	\u0097	1	6	74	83	\u0097	0	2	6	20	\u0097	0	2	4	7
Oklahoma	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Texas\u00b6	5	44	247	2,147	2,372	\u0097	0	3	19	77	\u0097	0	3	7	12
Mountain	11	17	65	1,025	998	\u0097	0	10	64	157	\u0097	0	4	30	127
Arizona	2	4	50	413	\u0097	\u0097	0	6	42	107	\u0097	0	3	16	60
Colorado\u00b6	9	4	31	259	378	\u0097	0	2	2	26	\u0097	0	2	5	55
Idaho\u00b6	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	1	1	1
Montana\u00b6	\u0097	2	28	127	185	\u0097	0	1	1	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Nevada\u00b6	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	4	12	\u0097	\u0097	0	2	4	2
New Mexico\u00b6	\u0097	1	4	40	94	\u0097	0	1	4	21	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	4
Utah	\u0097	3	26	178	320	\u0097	0	1	1	1	\u0097	0	1	2	1
Wyoming\u00b6	\u0097	0	1	8	21	\u0097	0	1	1	2	\u0097	0	1	2	4
Pacific	\u0097	3	9	126	114	\u0097	0	18	109	73	\u0097	0	7	45	40
Alaska	\u0097	1	4	64	44	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
California	\u0097	0	4	22	34	\u0097	0	18	109	72	\u0097	0	7	45	39
Hawaii	\u0097	1	4	40	36	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Oregon	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Washington	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	1
Territories
American Samoa	N	0	0	N	N	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Guam	\u0097	2	4	16	25	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
Puerto Rico	1	4	14	175	594	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
U.S. Virgin Islands	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	0	0	\u0097	\u0097
C.N.M.I.: Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. N: Not reportable. NN: Not Nationally Notifiable. Cum: Cumulative year-to-date counts. Med: Median. Max: Maximum. * Case counts for reporting year 2011 are provisional and subject to change. For further information on interpretation of these data, see http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/files/ProvisionalNationa%20NotifiableDiseasesSurveillanceData20100927.pdf. Data for TB are displayed in Table IV, which appears quarterly. \u2020 Updated weekly from reports to the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (ArboNET Surveillance). Data for California serogroup, eastern equine, Powassan, St. Louis, and western equine diseases are available in Table I. \u00a7 Not reportable in all states. Data from states where the condition is not reportable are excluded from this table, except starting in 2007 for the domestic arboviral diseases and influenza-associated pediatric mortality, and in 2003 for SARS-CoV. Reporting exceptions are available at http://www.cdc.gov/osels/ph_surveillance/nndss/phs/infdis.htm. \u00b6 Contains data reported through the National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS).

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Reporting area	All causes, by age (years)	P&I\u2020 Total			Reporting area (Continued)	All causes, by age (years)	P&I\u2020 Total
*TABLE III. Deaths in 122 U.S. cities, week ending December 3, 2011 (48th week)**
All Ages	\u226565	45\u009664	25\u009644	1\u009624	<1	All Ages	\u226565	45\u009664	25\u009644	1\u009624	<1
New England	598	402	131	30	19	16	56			S. Atlantic	1,255	811	306	88	28	21	80
Boston, MA	168	105	38	10	4	11	15			Atlanta, GA	172	103	44	13	8	4	12
Bridgeport, CT	28	16	12	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	5			Baltimore, MD	174	106	51	12	4	1	7
Cambridge, MA	13	12	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	2			Charlotte, NC	146	96	30	15	2	3	16
Fall River, MA	23	18	4	\u0097	1	\u0097	\u0097			Jacksonville, FL	16	11	3	2	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Hartford, CT	68	47	11	4	4	2	8			Miami, FL	109	64	38	4	3	\u0097	4
Lowell, MA	17	10	6	\u0097	1	\u0097	2			Norfolk, VA	50	38	10	1	\u0097	1	\u0097
Lynn, MA	3	2	1	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097			Richmond, VA	75	51	16	5	1	2	3
New Bedford, MA	27	20	1	2	3	1	1			Savannah, GA	63	47	13	1	\u0097	2	11
New Haven, CT	38	20	11	5	\u0097	2	3			St. Petersburg, FL	66	47	12	3	1	3	1
Providence, RI	77	57	9	7	4	\u0097	4			Tampa, FL	244	160	58	20	1	4	14
Somerville, MA	7	4	3	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097			Washington, D.C.	127	79	29	10	8	1	11
Springfield, MA	43	29	12	1	1	\u0097	4			Wilmington, DE	13	9	2	2	\u0097	\u0097	1
Waterbury, CT	22	11	9	1	1	\u0097	2			E.S. Central	978	671	209	68	17	12	84
Worcester, MA	64	51	13	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	10			Birmingham, AL	191	115	58	12	5	\u0097	18
Mid. Atlantic	1,994	1,412	423	102	35	21	69			Chattanooga, TN	79	62	14	2	\u0097	1	5
Albany, NY	44	32	8	4	\u0097	\u0097	1			Knoxville, TN	153	112	28	11	2	\u0097	16
Allentown, PA	31	23	8	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	2			Lexington, KY	69	38	16	11	2	2	3
Buffalo, NY	73	49	16	3	3	2	4			Memphis, TN	180	123	33	19	4	1	18
Camden, NJ	27	12	9	4	1	1	1			Mobile, AL	97	65	21	5	2	4	6
Elizabeth, NJ	22	16	6	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1			Montgomery, AL	41	32	9	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	7
Erie, PA	53	42	8	2	\u0097	1	2			Nashville, TN	168	124	30	8	2	4	11
Jersey City, NJ	27	23	2	1	1	\u0097	2			W.S. Central	1,168	762	284	77	28	16	69
New York City, NY	1,180	846	249	59	17	9	33			Austin, TX	97	57	27	9	4	\u0097	7
Newark, NJ	53	26	20	4	2	\u0097	3			Baton Rouge, LA	62	43	12	4	3	\u0097	\u0097
Paterson, NJ	18	11	4	2	1	\u0097	\u0097			Corpus Christi, TX	64	46	13	4	\u0097	1	5
Philadelphia, PA	134	88	31	6	7	2	3			Dallas, TX	230	133	63	16	8	9	10
Pittsburgh, PA\u00a7	40	28	9	1	\u0097	2	2			El Paso, TX	114	76	22	9	5	2	2
Reading, PA	34	31	1	1	\u0097	1	2			Fort Worth, TX	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Rochester, NY	89	59	20	6	2	2	5			Houston, TX	82	64	17	1	\u0097	\u0097	4
Schenectady, NY	20	16	3	1	\u0097	\u0097	2			Little Rock, AR	73	45	20	6	1	1	\u0097
Scranton, PA	35	27	5	2	1	\u0097	1			New Orleans, LA	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Syracuse, NY	57	43	10	3	\u0097	1	4			San Antonio, TX	298	200	73	19	3	3	23
Trenton, NJ	33	18	12	3	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097			Shreveport, LA	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097
Utica, NY	11	11	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097			Tulsa, OK	148	98	37	9	4	\u0097	18
Yonkers, NY	13	11	2	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1			Mountain	1,096	739	230	84	18	22	62
E.N. Central	2,020	1,423	416	107	33	41	147			Albuquerque, NM	132	94	25	10	2	1	9
Akron, OH	53	31	20	1	1	\u0097	8			Boise, ID	60	51	7	2	\u0097	\u0097	1
Canton, OH	36	26	6	1	2	1	2			Colorado Springs, CO	78	56	11	9	1	1	2
Chicago, IL	230	171	38	10	6	5	13			Denver, CO	81	52	18	10	1	\u0097	2
Cincinnati, OH	91	58	16	5	3	9	10			Las Vegas, NV	168	110	39	13	3	2	9
Cleveland, OH	285	203	58	16	3	5	24			Ogden, UT	43	31	9	1	2	\u0097	4
Columbus, OH	112	79	19	6	4	4	9			Phoenix, AZ	194	110	46	24	2	11	11
Dayton, OH	167	125	28	8	3	3	15			Pueblo, CO	45	36	7	2	\u0097	\u0097	3
Detroit, MI	177	90	63	18	3	3	6			Salt Lake City, UT	156	106	36	5	4	5	14
Evansville, IN	40	33	4	3	\u0097	\u0097	3			Tucson, AZ	139	93	32	8	3	2	7
Fort Wayne, IN	68	52	15	1	\u0097	\u0097	3			Pacific	2,009	1,422	419	95	42	30	182
Gary, IN	12	8	4	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097			Berkeley, CA	20	14	6	\u0097	\u0097	\u0097	1
Grand Rapids, MI	53	39	9	2	1	2	5			Fresno, CA	186	138	36	6	3	3	16
Indianapolis, IN	165	120	31	9	\u0097	5	15			Glendale, CA	42	37	4	\u0097	1	\u0097	7
Lansing, MI	58	37	11	5	5	\u0097	6			Honolulu, HI	82	56	18	5	3	\u0097	7
Milwaukee, WI	89	61	21	3	1	3	3			Long Beach, CA	73	48	15	3	2	5	3
Peoria, IL	71	50	17	3	\u0097	1	7			Los Angeles, CA	280	184	57	21	11	7	32
Rockford, IL	76	50	19	7	\u0097	\u0097	5			Pasadena, CA	31	24	5	2	\u0097	\u0097	2
South Bend, IN	59	43	10	5	1	\u0097	1			Portland, OR	118	73	35	7	2	1	5
Toledo, OH	103	85	15	3	\u0097	\u0097	7			Sacramento, CA	279	196	59	14	6	4	39
Youngstown, OH	75	62	12	1	\u0097	\u0097	5			San Diego, CA	163	121	33	5	2	1	12
W.N. Central	764	502	180	47	14	20	52			San Francisco, CA	148	108	27	7	4	2	21
Des Moines, IA	45	36	5	3	1	\u0097	2			San Jose, CA	238	173	49	10	2	4	19
Duluth, MN	40	30	9	1	\u0097	\u0097	1			Santa Cruz, CA	41	28	10	3	\u0097	\u0097	2
Kansas City, KS	25	11	9	5	\u0097	\u0097	3			Seattle, WA	104	68	27	5	2	2	4
Kansas City, MO	98	65	21	4	3	5	11			Spokane, WA	70	55	10	1	3	1	3
Lincoln, NE	55	37	11	6	1	\u0097	2			Tacoma, WA	134	99	28	6	1	\u0097	9
Minneapolis, MN	102	65	25	7	1	4	8			Total\u00b6	11,882	8,144	2,598	698	234	199	801
Omaha, NE	95	73	19	1	\u0097	2	10
St. Louis, MO	131	69	42	8	6	5	7
St. Paul, MN	60	43	8	7	2	\u0097	3
Wichita, KS	113	73	31	5	\u0097	4	5
U: Unavailable. \u0097: No reported cases. * Mortality data in this table are voluntarily reported from 122 cities in the United States, most of which have populations of >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. \u2020 Pneumonia and influenza. \u00a7 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. \u00b6 Total includes unknown ages.

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