Can We Still Believe the WHO?

Swine Flu: All Hype and Exaggeration? Russia 25,339 cases // 602 deaths Canada United States 25,339 cases // 426 deaths United Kingdom 113,690 cases // 3068 deaths 28,456 cases //392 deaths Turkey 12,216 cases // 627 deaths China 120,940 cases // 737 deaths India Brazil 28,810 cases // 1229 death Meico 58,178 cases // 1632 deat 69,949 cases // 986 deaths Argentina 11,458 cases // 617 deaths The 10 Countries with the Highest Number of Swine Flu Deaths (confirmed cases // confirmed deaths) Estimates vs. The Actual Number of Deaths Vaccine Orders and Consumption Number of cases have slowly been declining, resulting in governments having a huge surplus of the vaccine and cutting their initially large orders from the pharmaceutical companies, Est. Est. 90,000 50,000 It was estimated that up to 30-40% of both the UK and US would become ill within six months of the situation of a France Ordered 90 million //used 5 million pandemic being announced. Official figures of confirmed cases were much Actual Actual 392 United Kingdom Ordered 90 million // used 23 million lower. 3,068 The United States The United Kingdom i United States Ordered 251 million // used 160 million Hospitalized Swine Flu Patients By Age With an underlying condition Without an underlying condtion Less than 5 years 5-15 years 16-44 years 45-64 years 65+ years Geographical Spread Was Rapid Flu Pandemics Death Tolls 9 Countries 29 April 2009 74 Countries 120 Countries 50 million Spanish Flu 1918 11 June 2009 1 July 2009 3 million Hong Kong Flu 1968 1 million Asian Flu 1957 14,000 Swine Flu 2009 Sources: WHO, ECDC, BBC, Financial Times