… onditions and frequently cause other problems such as pneumonia, leading to death. …
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Traveling to another country during the H1N1 flu outbreak
In H1N1 flu infection, vomiting and diarrhea may also occur. … In a typical year, approximately 5 to 20 percent of the population gets the seasonal flu and approximately 36,000 flu-related deaths are reported….
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Influenza Testing with Flu Test Kits
The 2009 outbreak of non-seasonal influenza, which is classified as A(H1N1) … To virologists, this merely muddles the issue because most normal seasonal influenza deaths are caused by what they term ‘i…
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A swine by any other name
Officials say they believe the deaths are unrelated and don’t think the children had H1N1 influenza
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Ontario coroner’s office investigating deaths of two children (The Globe and Mail)
I think that a lot of the celebrity deaths are related, as they all seem to be having heart problems. Though it may just be me thinking that. … Oh and also there is SWINE FLU or correctly named H1N1 Flu….
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Looking Back at ‘09
Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) — The following table lists the cumulative number of laboratory-confirmed human deaths of the swine flu strain of influenza formally know as H1N1 as reported to the Geneva-based World Health Organization. Total deaths are current as of Dec. 30, 2009.
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Confirmed Swine Flu Deaths by UN Health Agency (Table) (Bloomberg)
H1N1 deaths are counted in a way where any patient that dies of flu is counted as death from the H1N1, regardless of the fact whether it was truly the H1N1….
Panic over the swine flu (H1N1) virus creates tension in multiple nations, but especially Mexico where 152 deaths are recorded….
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2009: A Remarkable Year
2009 H1N1 Case Estimates April-November 14, 2009 … Looking at both of these charts, we can see that the 18-64 age group has less than double the number of infections that the 0-17 age group, but has nearly 7 times the number of deaths…. Over 94% of seasonal flu deaths are in people over 65 years old. … CDC estimates that so far H1N1 has killed 9,820 people, but the age distribution is quite different…
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U.S Pandemic Update December 15, 2009
New numbers out today from the CDC indicate that 50 million Americans, or about 1 in 6, have already had H1N1. There have been about 10,000 deaths….The analysis marks the government’s latest assessment of the H1N1 epidemic. … In a typical year, 95% of deaths are in people 65 and older; so far, 95% of deaths have been in people younger than 65. Have you been vaccinated yet?…
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1 Of 6 Americans Have Had Swine Flu