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A six year old child deceased Saturday at the hospital of Chartres
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A 6 year old child not showing any characteristic of health a priori letting predict a risk died Saturday of the continuations of an influenza has (H1N1) at the hospital of Chartres (Eure-et-Loir).
“The death occurred during its hospitalization after its admission with the paediatric urgencies in the night of Friday to Saturday”, specified in an official statement the director of the hospitals of Chartres, Jacques Bernard.
“In spite of a medical and ancillary medical assumption of responsibility specialized, the health condition of the child was quickly degraded, during the following hours”, it added. The tests carried out on the little girl made it possible to identify virus H1N1.
According to medical sources, the child would not have presented symptoms being able to let foresee this tragic exit. It was not, seems he, not reached any disease or weakness of health, being able to let fear a brittleness with respect to the virus.
A six year old child deceased Saturday at the hospital of Chartres
Automatic translate
A 6 year old child not showing any characteristic of health a priori letting predict a risk died Saturday of the continuations of an influenza has (H1N1) at the hospital of Chartres (Eure-et-Loir).
“The death occurred during its hospitalization after its admission with the paediatric urgencies in the night of Friday to Saturday”, specified in an official statement the director of the hospitals of Chartres, Jacques Bernard.
“In spite of a medical and ancillary medical assumption of responsibility specialized, the health condition of the child was quickly degraded, during the following hours”, it added. The tests carried out on the little girl made it possible to identify virus H1N1.
According to medical sources, the child would not have presented symptoms being able to let foresee this tragic exit. It was not, seems he, not reached any disease or weakness of health, being able to let fear a brittleness with respect to the virus.