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RALEIGH, N.C.- State health officials say five more people have died from the flu in North Carolina, bringing the state total for the season to 27.
An infant who died Monday is not included because the child died two days after the period when deaths are counted. That death will be included in next week's figures.
NC flu deaths reach 33 for this season
Posted: Jan 23, 2014 3:55 PM EST Updated: Jan 23, 2014 3:57 PM EST
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - State health officials say five more people died last week from flu-related illnesses in North Carolina, bringing the total this season to 33 statewide.
The statewide figure runs through Jan. 18 and includes one previously unreported death from an earlier week. It also includes the death of one child, but not that of an Alamance County child whose death was reported Wednesday...
Re: 5 more people die from flu in NC; total now 33
Re: 5 more people die from flu in NC; total now 33
Elderly woman dies from flu complications
New Hanover County | An elderly woman was the first person to die from flu complications this year in New Hanover County, the health department confirmed.
The victim had no underlying health conditions, deputy health director Joshua Swift said.
Through Jan. 18, 33 flu deaths had been recorded in North Carolina this season. Most of the deaths have occurred in adults ages 25 to 64 with underlying health complications.
Re: 11 more people die from flu in NC; total now 44
NC reports highest number of weekly flu deaths this season
Raleigh, N.C. ? State public health officials said Thursday that 11 people died of influenza in North Carolina last week, the highest weekly total this season.
Forty-four people statewide have died of the flu since October, officials said.
Adults ages 25 to 49 continue to be most affected, accounting for 19 deaths in North Carolina, followed by those ages 50 to 64, with 14 deaths. Nine people 65 or older have died of the flu, as has one infant and one child between ages 5 and 17...
