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Eastern Health offers condolences to family of woman who died from H1N1 infection
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Another person has died from H1N1 in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Eastern Health extended condolences today to the family and friends of a 40-year-old woman who died as a result of H1N1 infection on Saturday at one of its health-care facilities.
The health authority said the woman had underlying medical conditions.
No further information will be released out of respect for the woman?s family and for privacy reasons.
?We offer our heartfelt sympathy to this woman?s loved ones and trust they know they are in our thoughts during this sad time,? said Vickie Kaminski, president and CEO of Eastern Health.
This is the eighth confirmed H1N1 death in the province to date.
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Eastern Health offers condolences to family of woman who died from H1N1 infection
The Telegram
Another person has died from H1N1 in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Eastern Health extended condolences today to the family and friends of a 40-year-old woman who died as a result of H1N1 infection on Saturday at one of its health-care facilities.
The health authority said the woman had underlying medical conditions.
No further information will be released out of respect for the woman?s family and for privacy reasons.
?We offer our heartfelt sympathy to this woman?s loved ones and trust they know they are in our thoughts during this sad time,? said Vickie Kaminski, president and CEO of Eastern Health.
This is the eighth confirmed H1N1 death in the province to date.
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