why is it that illinois has the most confirmed cases of N1H1 (swine flu) than any other state in the U.S.?

wow 421 now??? That's quite a high number..

I live in Chicago, but I have no idea why we have the most H1N1 cases in the country. I've been wondering about this for days.

My best guess is that we have many people who traveled on their business trips to and from Mexico, especially machinery companies that have factories and offices in Mexico...

Well, that's my guess...it might be wrong..

there is not any documentation yet. yet easy sense dictates that if some thing can kill you do no longer enable it into the country if available. Or a minimum of do no longer enable from now on in! yet that's in simple terms easy sense! la Mojada: there is not any evidence of something yet. this is a lot too quickly to make a judgement like that. I do have evidence that it became already in united states of america although, for somewhat some time! From the CDC website; From December 2005 via February 2009, a finished of 12 human infections with swine influenza have been reported from 10 states interior of united states of america. diverse virus Einstein! Swine flu has been around for a while! First remoted in 1930! Swine flu is definitely somewhat some diverse flues in a undeniable team called swine flu. that is not in simple terms one virus. shop examining!

Commonly traveled to and from.

They just try harder that the rest of us.