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CLARK COUNTY -- Clark County health officials have confirmed a death due to flu-related death. Douglas G. Stevenson was 58. Health Commissioner Charles Patterson released a statement Wednesday, saying in part, "The Clark County Combined Health District expresses our deepest sympathy to the Stevenson family for their loss of a loved one... This is a tragedy for the family and we request that their privacy be respected during this difficult time.?
Re: Clark Co. Health Officials Confirm Flu-Related Death
Another Clark County flu death reported
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There have been 45 deaths in Ohio related to the H1N1 virus this flu season. In Clark County, 30 people have been hospitalized with influenza-associated symptoms in the month of January. That compares to only eight people hospitalized with similar symptoms last January.
