Colton Tucker gives water to a pig to be shown at the California
State Fair in Sacramento in July. Federal health officials say
most of the cases of a new flu virus in Indiana, Ohio and Hawaii
after kids came in direct contact with pigs at agricultural
fairs. Colton Tucker gives water to a pig to be shown at the
California State Fair in Sacramento in July. Federal health
officials say most of the cases of a new flu virus in Indiana,
Ohio and Hawaii after kids came in direct contact with pigs at
agricultural fairs. Rich Pedroncelli/AP Federal health officials
Friday reported a jump this summer in the number of people who
have gotten infected with a new swine flu virus. Sixteen cases
of the new H3N2 swine flu have been confirmed in the last few
weeks, including 12 in the last week alone, according to the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Ten of
last week's cases occurred in Ohio, while the two others were in
Indiana and Hawaii. The new cases brings the total number of
cases of the new virus