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20 July 2009
<!-- MAIN CONTENT --> NSW Health has today confirmed that three men with underlying medical conditions have died from Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza in the last few days.
These three deaths bring the Australian total number of deaths to be associated with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza to 35.
The three men were aged between 47 and 65 years old. All had underlying conditions that increased their risk of illness.
Update bulletins for Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 for 20 July to 26 July 2009
The total number of Australian deaths associated with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 is currently 32, with 10 in NSW, 3 in the NT, 1 in Qld, 2 in SA, 1 in Tasmania, 14 in
Victoria and 1 in WA.
Ce bulletin ne tient pas compte des 3 nouveaux d?c?s en Nouvelle-Galles du sud mais il indique 3 et non pas 2 d?c?s en Territoire du Nord......total 35
PANDEMIC (H1N1) 2009 UPDATE BULLETIN
1200 AEST on 22 July 2009
Change in name of infection
The World Health Organization (WHO) is now referring to the current pandemic as ?pandemic (H1N1) 2009?.
National case update At noon today Australia has 14 703 confirmed cases of Pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
The total number of Australian deaths associated with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 is currently 41 with 17 deaths in NSW, 3 in the NT, 1 in Qld, 3 in SA, 1 in Tas, 15 in Victoria and 1 in WA.
Hospitalisations
There are currently 226 people in hospital around Australia with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and 93 of these are in Intensive Care Units.
14 703 cas confirm?s, 41 d?c?s et 93 patients en soins intensifs
There are 6 people in the ACT, 75 in NSW, 19 in the NT, 53 in Qld, 17 in SA, 8 in Tas, 34 in Victoria and 14 in WA.
ICU admissions: Of the 93 people currently in Intensive Care Units, 2 in the ACT, 39 in NSW, 6 in the NT, 19 in Qld, 5 in SA, 1 in Tas, 15 in Vic and 6 in WA.
The total number of hospitalisations in Australia since Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was identified is 1662.
</td> </tr> </tbody></table> CANBERRA, 23 juillet (Xinhua) -- Le p?age de mort de grippe de l'A. /H1N1 de l'Australie. a atteint 45 jeudi suivant la mort d'un femme tasmanien de 77 ans. Le porte-parole Gershu Paul de d?partement de sant? de la Tasmanie a dit un femme, souffrant d'un certain nombre de conditions chroniques, est devenu la personne de l'?tat deuxi?mes ? mourir avec la grippe A/H1N1.
Paul a dit que bien que la grippe n'ait pas ?t? la cause primaire de la mort du femme mercredi, c'a pu avoir ?t? un facteur de contribution.
Tasmanians en attendant s'attachent pour une transitoire dans des infections de la grippe A/H1N1 au cours des quatre ? huit semaines suivantes.
PANDEMIC (H1N1) 2009 HEALTH TALKING POINTS
1200 AEST on 28 July 2009
National case update
At noon today Australia has 19,026 confirmed cases of Pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
The total number of Australian deaths associated with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 is currently 50 with 17 deaths in NSW, 3 in the NT, 6 in Qld, 5 in SA, 2 in Tas, 16 in Victoria and 1 in WA.
Hospitalisations
There are currently 383 people in hospital around Australia with Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and 103 of these are in Intensive Care Units.
There are 10 people hospitalised in the ACT, 189 in NSW, 24 in the NT, 78 in Qld, 29 in SA, 8 in Tas, 26 in Victoria and 19 in WA.
ICU admissions: Of the 103 people currently in Intensive Care Units, there are 3 in the ACT, 46 in NSW, 6 in the NT, 21 in Qld, 5 in SA, 13 in Vic and 9 in WA.
The total number of hospitalisations in Australia since Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was identified is 2078.
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</td> </tr> </tbody></table> SYDNEY, July 29 (Xinhua) -- New South Wales (NSW) recorded four more deaths of people with A/H1N1 flu, bringing the state's toll to 21, health authorities revealed on Wednesday.
NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant confirmed the fatalities, saying all four people - two men and two women aged between 57 and71 - had underlying medical conditions.
Kerry Chant inspecteur en chef de la sant? publique de NSW a confirm? les morts, dire chacune des quatre personnes - deux hommes et deux femmes ?g?s entre 57 and71 - a eu des conditions m?dicales fondamentales. Chant a indiqu? qu'elles avaient ?t? ? un plus grand risque de d?velopper la maladie grave de la grippe A/H1N1 due ? leurs maladies fondamentales.
Chant said they had been at greater risk of developing severe illness from A/H1N1 flu due to their underlying illnesses.
"Pregnant women, people who have existing health problems, such as diabetes, respiratory, heart and renal disease need to take extra care and consult their doctor if they experience flu-like symptoms," Chant said in a statement.
"A/H1N1 and seasonal flu can also occasionally affect people who have previously been fit and well, so it is important that everyone continues to be vigilant."
Chant reminded everyone to practice good hygiene, including covering the nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing or sneezing and disposing of tissues promptly after use.
A total of 3,874 people in NSW have now tested positive for A/H1N1 flu, however, this figure represents only a small proportion of the true number of cases.
PANDEMIC (H1N1) 2009 UPDATE BULLETIN
1200 AEST on 3 August 2009
National case update
At noon today Australia has 22,109 confirmed cases of pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
The total number of Australian deaths associated with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 is currently 67 with 24 confirmed deaths in NSW, 4 in the NT, 10 in Qld, 6 in SA, 4 in Tas, 17 in Victoria and 2 in WA.
Hospitalisations
There are currently 420 people in hospital around Australia with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and 105 of these are in Intensive Care Units.
There are 5 people hospitalised in the ACT, 189 in NSW, 30 in the NT, 83 in Qld, 58 in SA, 7 in Tas, 25 in Victoria and 23 in WA.
ICU admissions: Of the 105 people currently in Intensive Care Units, there are 2 in the ACT, 47 in NSW, 5 in the NT, 19 in Qld, 12 in SA, 1 in Tas, 10 in Vic and 9 in WA.
The total number of hospitalisations in Australia since pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was identified is 2609.
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