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FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - July 13 - July 31

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Nebraska victim identified:

Based on death notices and other information, The World-Herald learned that the victim was Deb Smith, 56, of Broken Bow. Smith, who worked during the day at a Broken Bow bank and in the evening as a bartender at the Broken Bow Country Club, died Saturday. Her funeral is today.

Dr. Joann Schaefer, the state's chief medical officer, said the Custer County woman, whom Schaefer and other authorities declined to name, had heart disease and chronic lung disease. Schaefer said H1N1 worsened her underlying medical conditions.

State health officials said the lab confirmation of H1N1 came after the woman's death.

Dr. Tom Safranek, the state's epidemiologist, said the patient was first in the Broken Bow hospital, then taken to a Lincoln hospital and moved to a second Lincoln hospital.
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http://www.omaha.com/article/20090716/NEWS01/707169944/-1/FRONTPAGE
 
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wotan said:
These updates push me to 55.2% with no underlying conditions.

http://tinyurl.com/h1n1deaths
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I found a new article today about New York #65, the 3rd death in Onondaga County, which says that the person had underlying conditions, so I updated our details list. That probably doesn't change your chart a whole heck of a lot, but just so you know.


Thebes, thanks I added Deb Smith's details to our list:

NE #1 Custer County, Broken Bow 56 year old woman Deb Smith died 7/12/09 reported 7/15/09 *several chronic underlying health conditions such as heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, first admitted to Broken Bow hospital, then transferred to two different hospitals in Lincoln
 
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appleblossom said:
I found a new article today about New York #65, the 3rd death in Onondaga County, which says that the person had underlying conditions, so I updated our details list. That probably doesn't change your chart a whole heck of a lot, but just so you know.


Thebes, thanks I added Deb Smith's details to our list:

NE #1 Custer County, Broken Bow 56 year old woman Deb Smith died 7/12/09 reported 7/15/09 *several chronic underlying health conditions such as heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, first admitted to Broken Bow hospital, then transferred to two different hospitals in Lincoln
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When you update the list of all deaths, if you could highlight that so I can figure out where to make the change. Thanks! :)
 
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appleblossom if anything you are the boss of this thread.:D
 
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appleblossom said:
I'm counting 6 listings for El Paso, the details on this one are new. I'll add it to the list I just posted above ^^
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I checked back w/the website. Texas is reporting 6 El Paso deaths in June, and 2 in May. If there was a death in July it would be number 7 as reported.

I swear this is getting more difficult every day to keep straight!
 
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Appleblossom,

According to the 7/14 Florida EPI Surveillance report, Florida is not counting the 19-yr-old woman visiting from PA. So, with that exception, our count agrees with their's. Neither their report, nor our list includes the 22-yr-old male from Sarasota County posted by MedTroll. So, with that, we have a total of 14 and Florida will have a total of 13. The universe is stable once again. :D

Jim
 
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Appleblossom is still at lunch. I am holding her calls for her. She has about a dozen or so.:D
 
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Rwilmer said:
Appleblossom is still at lunch. I am holding her calls for her. She has about a dozen or so.:D
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Aren't new numbers for NY due anytime now?
 
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Ah, you saw that I was in new york?
 
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thanks crew, I knew I could count on you.

Back to work I guess.

MedTroll, Texas goes out of its way to make life difficult. here is a quick sketch of their statistics:


http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/news/updates.shtm

Deaths. There have been 21 people with H1N1 who have died in Texas. June: one Cameron County woman; one Travis County man; three men and one woman from El Paso County; one man, three women and one boy from Hidalgo County; two women and one man from Bexar County; and one Victoria County woman. May: one man and one woman from El Paso County, one Fort Bend County girl, one Cameron County woman, and one Nueces County man. April: A young boy from Mexico City died in a Houston-area hospital.
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Organized by County:

Cameron - 1 woman in June, 1 woman in May
Travis - 1 man in June
El Paso - 3 men in June, 1 woman in June, 1 man / 1 woman in May
Hidalgo - 1 man, 3 women, 1 boy in June
Bexar - 2 women, 1 man in June
Victoria - 1 woman in June
Fort Bend - 1 girl in May
Neuces - 1 man in May
Houston - 1 boy from Mexico City in May

FluTrackers Texas List:

Texas: 23
#1 Brownsville 23 month old child, Miguel Tejada Vazquez died 4/27/09 reported 4/29/09 *neonatal myasthenia gravis, heart defect, problems swallowing, chronic hypoxia
#2 Cameron County 33 year old woman, Judy Trunnell died 5/5/09 reported 5/5/09 *pregnant, asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis
#3 Corpus Christi 33 year old man, Carlos Garnica died 5/6/09 reported 5/15/09 *hypothyroidism, hypertension, enlarged heart, sleep apnea, morbid obesity, died of viral pneumonia
#4 El Paso 42 year old male, died 5/19/09 reported 5/29/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#5 El Paso 24 year old woman, Jessica Avalos died 5/24/09 reported 5/29/09 *pregnant, sick for 2 months, died 3 days after C-section, rapid flu test was negative
#6 El Paso 43 year old male, died 6/4/09 reported 6/5/09
#7 Fort Bend County 12 year old female, died 5/26/09 reported 6/8/09 *unspecified severe underlying conditions
#8 Victoria County, Bloomington, 60 year old woman Maria Monroe, died 6/6/09 reported 6/10/09 *suffered from lupus for 20 years, then in the last 5 years the lupus went away, had diabetes, scheduled for a kidney transplant b/c of lupus damage, 5/26 developed a bad cough, kidney transplant postponed, 5/27-28 started a fever, 5/30 developed pneumonia, H1N1 confirmed 6/10 postmortem, first person in the area confirmed with H1N1
#9 Hidalgo County, 13 year old boy, died week of 6/12/09 reported 6/15/09 *no underlying conditions
#10 Hidalgo County, woman in her 30's, died week of 6/12/09 reported 6/15/09
#11 Northeast El Paso, 59 year old man reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition, hospitalized for flu-like illness
#12 Bexar County, unidentified woman died "in June" reported 6/24/09 TX DSHS
#13 Bexar County, unidentified woman died "in June" reported 6/24/09 TX DSHS
#14 Bexar County, unidentified man died in June reported 6/24/09
#15 El Paso County 82 year old man, reported 6/25/09 *hospitalized with influenza like illness, H1N1 confirmed
#16 Austin-Travis County, Pflugerville 49 year old man Ron Stowe, died 6/27/09 reported 6/29/09 *according to his wife he had no underlying health problems, "in perfect health", diagnosed H1N1 6/11, airlifted to Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple 6/13
#17 Hidalgo County, unidentified man reported 7/1/09 TX DSHS
#18 El Paso County, East Side, 46 year old woman reported 7/2/09 *she was "believed to have underlying conditions that contributed to her death"
#19 Cameron County, woman in her 30's reported 7/8/09 TX DSHS
#20 Hidalgo County, woman in her 30's reported 7/8/09 TX DSHS
#21 Hidalgo County, woman in her 40's reported 7/8/09 TX DSHS
#22 Bell County, Temple 60 year old woman reported 7/9/09 *had "another illness," may have had a compromised immune system
#23 Central El Paso, 53 year old woman, 7th fatality in El Paso, reported 7/15/09 *hospitalized with influenza symptoms and additional medical conditions


Hybrid List:

Cameron - 1 woman in June (#19), 1 woman in May (#2)
Travis - 1 man in June (#16)
El Paso - 3 men in June (#6,11,15), 1 woman in June (#18), 1 man in May (#4), 1 woman in May (#5)
Hidalgo - 1 man (#17), 3 women (#10,20,21), 1 boy (#9) in June
Bexar - 2 women (#12,13), 1 man (#14) in June
Victoria - 1 woman in June (#8)
Fort Bend - 1 girl in May (#7)
Neuces - 1 man in May (#3)
Houston - 1 boy from Mexico City in May (#1)

missing #23 in El Paso and # 22 in Bell
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 7/16/09 .....
*Fatalities are listed by probable location of infection, not by the victim's state of residency, when the two are different. Totals may not match each state's official number of reported deaths.


Arizona - 14
California - 39
Connecticut - 7
Florida - 14
Georgia - 1
Hawaii - 2
Illinois - 14
Indiana - 1
Maryland - 3
Massachusetts - 6
Michigan - 8
Minnesota - 3
Missouri - 1
Nebraska - 1
Nevada - 3
New Jersey - 14
New York - 65
North Carolina - 4
Ohio - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 4
Pennsylvania - 7
Puerto Rico - 2
Rhode Island - 2
Tennessee - 1
Texas - 23
Utah - 14
Virginia - 2
Washington - 5
Wisconsin - 5

TOTAL - 267*
*This number represents deaths as described and reported in the media. The CFR of H1N1 is currently estimated to be 0.5%


#260 Maryland - Eastern Shore, unidentified adult died in June reported 7/15/09 *H1N1 confirmed postmortem week of 7/15
#261 North Carolina - Wilson County, unidentified woman reported 7/15/09 *pregnant
#262 Arizona - no location, 12th death in the state, unidentified person reported 7/15/09 by AZ DHS
#263 Arizona - no location, 13th death in the state, unidentified person reported 7/15/09 by AZ DHS
#264 Arizona - no location, 14th death in the state, unidentified person reported 7/15/09 by AZ DHS
#265 Texas - Central El Paso, 53 year old woman, 7th fatality in El Paso, reported 7/15/09 *hospitalized with influenza symptoms and additional medical conditions
#266 North Carolina - Carteret County, unidentified person reported 7/15/09 *asthma
#267 Florida - Sarasota County, 22 year old man reported 7/16/09 *healthy, illness was prolonged, received medical treatment


U.S. Deaths Abroad:
*not included in the U.S. total above.

#1 Canada, Ontario - Mill Valley, California resident Robert A. Derzon, a 78 year old man, died in Orangeville while visiting a friend, died 6/17/09 reported 6/17/09 *son confirms that it was H1N1


Suspected Deaths are now being tracked by pflu in a new thread, found here.
 
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Rwilmer said:
Ah, you saw that I was in new york?
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Yes, and I'm down here in sunny Florida balancing between getting enough Vitamin D and avoiding skin cancer. :rolleyes:
 
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Just a couple of updates

The latest MD death (#3 in the state) had underlying health issues

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/16/AR2009071601827.html

and here's more on the latest Connecticut death

WATERBURY, Conn. - Hospital officials in Waterbury say a chronically ill patient has become the seventh person to die of swine flu in Connecticut.

Health officials say the patient, between the ages of 80 and 89, died Tuesday at Saint Mary's Hospital.

Five of the state's swine flu deaths have been in Waterbury.

Health officials say there have been underlying medical conditions in all Connecticut swine flu deaths.
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http://www.courant.com/news/local/statewire/hc-ap-ct-swineflu-connjul16,0,3898109.story
 
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Am I reading this wrong or is WHO now recommending that only "clusters of deaths" be reported?

H1N1 Pandemic Spreading Too Fast to Count: WHO

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=116157

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday that the H1N1 flu pandemic was the fastest-moving pandemic ever and that it was now pointless to count every case.

The United Nations agency, which declared an influenza pandemic on June 11, revised its requirements so that national health authorities need only report clusters of severe cases or deaths caused by the new virus or unusual clinical patterns...

...all countries should still closely monitor unusual clusters of severe or fatal infections from the pandemic virus, clusters of respiratory illness requiring hospitalization or unexplained or unusual clinical patterns.
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If that's the new policy then this fatality count is going to get shut down from lack of information just like the confirmed case counts have.
 
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