I ask this because my university (University of Missouri-St. Louis) just sent out a memo saying "We have had one case of H1N1 on our campus." I found this strange because two students in one of my classes have already told me they were diagnosed with it, and a third said she might have the flu and hasn't returned to class yet. This is out of 16 students in the class!

Now, if students don't report it to campus health services, that office won't know the real number, so no criticism of the memo. But the point is that there could be substantial under-reporting of H1N1 incidence in local areas or nationally, if cases don't get notified to the right people. So my question to TPM readers is what you're seeing on the ground.

I also have one policy question related to vaccine priorities. Although people under 24 are one of the main priority groups, university and school staffs, who are surrounded by under-24's on a daily basis, are not on the list at all, which seems strange to me. I think CDC should consider adding university and school staffs to the list.