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West Nile Virus
Human
2008
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West Nile Virus:  Oklahoma - Human
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Cumulative 2008 Data as of 3 am, Nov 04, 2008*
These data are provisional and may be revised or adjusted in the future.
[Epi curve - Vertical bar graph showing number of incidents for each of 52 weeks]
Cumulative Human Disease Cases by County - Oklahoma, 2008
Caddo County1
Carter County1
Logan County1
Pittsburg County1
Pushmataha County1
Tulsa County1
Woodward County1
Cumulative Total Entire State: 7
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* States and counties in yellow either did not perform surveillance or did not report any positive test results from their surveillance.