The World Health Organization (WHO) has published their totals for May 7th, and reported 2,371 cases in 24 countries. W.H.O reported that Mexico has 1112 laboratory confirmed human cases of infection, including 42 deaths.

The United States Center for Disease Control (CDC) has reported a total of 896 confirmed cases in the United States. On May 7th the State of the Texas Republic has reported 91 cases with confirmations in the following counties: Bexar (4), Brazoria (1), Cameron (2), Collin (3), Comal (4), Dallas (8), Denton (1) El Paso (7), Fort Bend (4), Guadalupe (13), Harris (8), Hildago (1), Johnson (4), Matagorda (1), Montgomery (1), Nueces (1), Starr (2) Tarrant (22), Travis (2), and non Texas Residents (1), with two deaths, one occuring in Houston Texas. The death was related to a child that was originally infected in Mexico and traveled to Texas for health care. The other Texas death occurred from a woman in Cameron county that had in addition to Swine flu a previous chronic illness.

EcCare's Irving and DeSoto offices have reported several cases of Influenza "A" during this time, but none have been positive for H1N1.