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Big leap in A/H1N1 flu cases in England

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.inthenews.co.uk/news/health/big-leap-in-swine-flu-cases-in-england-$1329524.htm

Big leap in swine flu cases in England
Thursday, 24, Sep 2009 03:57
By Richard James.

The number of new cases of swine flu in England almost doubled during the last week, health officials have confirmed.

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) released its weekly update on the outbreak on Thursday showing there were 9,000 cases diagnosed

The week before there were 5,000 new cases and the week before 3,000, proving the return of the virus as children return to school and the summer ends.

In Scotland there was also a slight increase of new cases from 6,180 from 7,034.

The number of UK deaths from the H1N1 virus now stands at 78, with health officials warning more people will become infected through the winter.
 
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