My better half works at our local hospital.  The lab told her that when people come in with flu like symptoms that they will test them for Flu type A, B, or C.  But if the test comes out type A, they are classifying it swine flu, no other tests needed.  CDC said to just classify it swine, even though it's a subclass of type A.  The common flu is also Type A.  Up to 20% get seasonal flu, which is also type A. 

I know the Dr & hospitals around here are doing it this way, I was wondering if it's being done in other parts of the nation.  As of this afternoon flutracker has our state at 4351 cases.  Last Monday it was around 30.  From that our whole state is doing it this way.  We will be in full pandemic martial law mode by Christmas.

So anyone else have access to people who work healthcare, that can confirm this is happening other places.