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251 H1N1 cases, 14 total ICU, no fatalities

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Norwegian to English translation
251 has received the swine flu

251 persons have so far this winter season have proven swine flu. 14 of them have received treatment in intensive care.
Paal Wergeland

paal.wergeland @ nrk.no
Published 7:02 p.m. today.

Facts about the swine flu
H1N1 virus affects many, because almost no one under 60 is immune.
Disease signs are that in a typical flu for most.
A few become seriously ill with swine flu. People with certain diseases and health problems, as well as pregnant women and the elderly are particularly vulnerable.
Even perfectly healthy people can become seriously ill and at worst die.
Influenza outbreak began in earnest to pick up after the Christmas and New Year's weekend, but now it seems to big winter influenza peak is reached, according to the NIPH.

No deaths
Consultant in Public Health Bjørn Iversen believes this year's flu season will be milder than last year.

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http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/norge/1.7470218
 
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