Analysis - Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire) - Season 2012-2013 .pdf

[sharon sanders]

hat tip NS1 at Genewurx


Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire).pdf

[NS1]

Re: Analysis - Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire) - Season 2012-2013 .pdf

Deaths continue in United States from seasonal H3N2 Influenza during 2013 Week 15.

Pennsylvania reports 10 new fatalities for a total of 200, more than double the previous state record. Indiana's total of 70 fatalities is more than triple the previous state record and 74% of those fatalities were either confirmed vaccinated (38%) or conveniently classified as unknown vaccination status (36%). Minnesota's count of 190 fatalities is 271% of the previous state record and more than 5 times the total of last season.

Please review the Fatality and Hospitalisation Graphs over the past 4 seasons that are found in the attached PDF.

[mixin]

Re: Analysis - Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire) - Season 2012-2013 .pdf

Have we seen any speculation as to why these 3 states have such high numbers of deaths?

[NS1]

Re: Analysis - Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire) - Season 2012-2013 .pdf

They were selected due to data availability and appear to be representative.

[NS1]

Re: Analysis - Record Influenza Fatalities in 3 US States (Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire) - Season 2012-2013 .pdf

Original FT thread is found at China - 21 health care workers in isolation due to unknown respiratory fever disease - Suzhou, Anhui province [#501230]

machine translation

Northern General Hospital, said the number of staff identified as viral influenza fever
June 15, 2013 10:54:38
Source: Zhong An Online

[Correction]
　　Yesterday, Suzhou City, Northern General Hospital, said, twice the provincial expert consultation, hospital respiratory medicine more concentrated fever was diagnosed medical cause for the common viral respiratory infections and do not have strong contagious.

　　"After two provincial-level expert consultation, and their cause has been identified, that is, the common cold." Sheng a Northern General Hospital, said, according to the expert consultation result, these medical symptoms are fever, jargon is a virus respiratory infections, is actually cold, no serious contagious.

　　According Shengyuan Zhang said, as the number of health care focused symptoms, it is because a nurse first infection, probably in the 5th or so, the nurse fever, fatigue and other symptoms, followed by hospital respiratory medicine has emerged over health care the same symptoms.

　　For why only focus on the hospital's medical staff respiratory medicine fever , but not in patients with intermediate transmission, Shengyuan Zhang introduction, because respiratory medicine contact with the patient when the

medical staff generally work with a mask, and once back in the office he took it down, resulting in No cross-contamination between the patient, but only in respiratory medicine healthcare transmission. (This is a ridiculous assertion - s. )

According to reports, after isolation and treatment, at present, has been basically no fever medical patients with high fever. (Anhui Daily Oh Sang)

zhttp://news.xinhuanet.com/politics/2013-06/15/c_124859210.htm

Agreed. This type of disinformation is typical fare for public health authorities in China and the United States.

Don't be surprised when we find that re-examinations of stored tissue samples from US deaths during this past influenza season (2012-2013) show RNA fragments of emergent H7N9. The question that must be resolved, but is not yet publicly being framed, is HOW the emergent disease contributed to the 600% death rate increase in several US states, including Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Indiana. With what method and to what extent did the emergent disease affect the clinical progression to death?

• Did H7N9 co-infection biochemistry cause the rapid genetic acquisition rate in H3N2 that, in turn, increased fatality?
• Did H7N9 create immune derangement opening the door for unchallenged H3N2 expansion in the elderly American population?
• Did H7N9 dampen immune function, in effect, turning off the border lights and allowing both H3N2 fulminant and H7N9 sub-clinical expansion?

The fact that investigations are not being published on this host age, severity level and onset timing correlation between H7N9 and H3N2 may be corroborating evidence that public health leaders have a ready knowledge of the issue and are preventing discussion. Silence on a topic that prima facie requires investigation merits an examination of motive.