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Yet another lethal case of H1N1 viral infection has been reported - a 50 year-old woman died in the Ghudushauri hospital.
The doctors had been treating the patient for past ten days; after the laboratory tests showed that she was infected with H1N1, but doctors say her health state worsened due top the chronic disease she had suffered from.
According to the statistics of the National Centre of Disease Control, 423 cases of grave viral infections have been confirmed by laboratory tests, 377 of which were H1N1, with 15 lethal cases this season.
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In Georgia in 2011. from various forms of influenza killed 15 people.
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As noted by G. Kandelaki, in 2011. recorded 423 cases of the most severe forms of influenza and influenza A/H1N1 367 people sick. In total, he said, from the swine flu killed 12 patients and three others - from other dangerous forms of so-called "seasonal flu. "
