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- H7N9 Patient Dies in Beijing
- Low Possibility of Wide H7N9 Outbreak in South China: Expert
- China Maintains H7N9 Assessment
- China Reports 38th H7N9 Death
- Beijing Reports Second H7N9 Infection
- No H7N9 Virus Found in Poultry Farms: MOA
- China's Poultry Prices Bounce Back from H7N9
- No New H7N9 Cases in Past Week
- More Provinces End H7N9 Emergency Response
- Another H7N9-Hit Chinese Province Ends Emergency Response
- Subsidy Funds Provided to Support Chinese Poultry Industry
- China Reports 2 New H7N9 Cases
- Five Samples Test Positive for H7N9 in East China
- Chinese Scientists' Article on H7N9 Origins Published
- 19 More H7N9 Cases Reported on Chinese Mainland
- Six More H7N9 Bird Flu Cases Reported in China
Statistics
( Updated on June 3 )
Province/City Infected Deaths
Anhui 4 2
Beijing 2 0
Fujian 5 0
Henan 4 1
Hunan 2 0
Jiangsu 27 8
Jiangxi 6 1
Shandong 2 0
Shanghai 33 15
Taiwan 1 0
Zhejiang 46 9
Total 132 36
Timeline
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April 22
104 cases, 21 deaths
April 18
87 cases, 17 deaths
April 16
77 cases, 16 deaths
April 14
60 cases, 13 deaths;
Henan reports first case
April 12
43 cases, 11 deaths
April 10
33 cases, 9 deaths;
China launches vaccine research project
April 8
24 cases, 7 deaths
April 6
18 cases, 6 deaths;
Shanghai authorities announce ban on live poultry imports, closing three markets
April 3
9 cases, 3 deaths;
Zhejiang reports first case
March 31
3 cases, 2 deaths;
Shanghai and Anhui report. National Health and Family Planning Commission notifies WHO
April 21
102 cases, 20 deaths
April 17
82 cases, 17 deaths;
A seven-year-old Beijing girl is discharged
April 15
63 cases, 14 deaths
April 13
49 cases, 11 deaths;
Beijing reports first case;
Cases remain concentrated in east China
April 11
38 cases, 10 deaths
April 9
28 cases, 9 deaths
April 7
21 cases, 6 deaths
April 5
16 cases, 6 deaths
April 2
7 cases, 3 deaths;
Jiangsu reports first case
April 22
104 cases, 21 deaths
April 18
87 cases, 17 deaths
April 16
77 cases, 16 deaths
April 14
60 cases, 13 deaths;
Henan reports first case
April 12
43 cases, 11 deaths
April 10
33 cases, 9 deaths;
China launches vaccine research project
April 8
24 cases, 7 deaths
April 6
18 cases, 6 deaths;
Shanghai authorities announce ban on live poultry imports, closing three markets
April 3
9 cases, 3 deaths;
Zhejiang reports first case
March 31
3 cases, 2 deaths;
Shanghai and Anhui report. National Health and Family Planning Commission notifies WHO
April 21
102 cases, 20 deaths
April 17
82 cases, 17 deaths;
A seven-year-old Beijing girl is discharged
April 15
63 cases, 14 deaths
April 13
49 cases, 11 deaths;
Beijing reports first case;
Cases remain concentrated in east China
April 11
38 cases, 10 deaths
April 9
28 cases, 9 deaths
April 7
21 cases, 6 deaths
April 5
16 cases, 6 deaths
April 2
7 cases, 3 deaths;
Jiangsu reports first case
In-Depth  
New Flu Cooped Up
China is mobilizing resources nationwide and seeking international cooperation to prevent a new strain of flu from becoming epidemic
- Measures Taken
- No Need to Panic
- More Transparency
Learning From SARS
Experience of fighting a massive epidemic outbreak translates into action and determination overhauling disease control system
- Crisis Response
- A Mature Mechanism
- New Challenges
Did You Know
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- About H7N9
- Symptoms
- Prevention
- Previous H7 Outbreaks
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Improving Care for All
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