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FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 5 - June 26, 2009

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Graph of reported US deaths.
 

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Thanks Farmer for this graph. I have though about this myself but have not had the time.

Given the increasing rate of deaths from Swine Flu in the US, it is difficult to conclude that this pandemic is moderating.

This is especially the case given the fact that health departments nationwide have stopped testing specimens from those with ILI unless they are critically ill.

In May, I suggested that it was possible that the US would follow the Mexican epidemic model being approximately 2 months behind that country. Regrettably, this prediction has become true.

However, I also stated in May that if the Swine Flu became severe in the US during June that it would likely die out by July if indeed it follows the Mexican model.

I continue to think this is the most likely probability.

This means that the dramatic rise in US deaths we are seeing now will soon peak and by July will be much lower.

What I have learned since May is that while the new case rate and deaths from flu in Mexico peaked in May, there continue to be new cases and deaths from flu well after the peak. This was not something I expected to see as I though the advent of summer would squash the case rate.

The heat of Mexican summer may have reduced the case and death rate but not eliminated them. Dr. Niman says that this may be due to the fact that A/(novel)H1N1 has an avian H receptor that is most efficient at temperatures above that found within the human respiratory track. So the heat of summer would not necessarily be an impediment to this strain.

If the rest of North America follows the Mexican lead, then we should be within a couple of weeks of the end of the epidemic. I think this is probably correct.

Stay tuned.

Of course, when the fall rolls around in a few months, all bets are off.

Grattan Woodson. MD
 
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The CDC has modified its summary of state cases and deaths and has removed the South Dakota death. This is consistent with the State Health Department's site.
 
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There will of course be a steady stream of deaths, possibly even an increase, well after the new case numbers begin to decline, due to the fact that some people are dying 2 or 3 weeks or more after first becoming sick. That is one reason it is so hard to determine case fatality rates. You might try comparing current numbers of deaths to the number of cases a week or two ago (if the number was known, which is, of course, the other problem), but even then, you would have a problem, since some people are dying very fast (within 4 days of getting sick). I don't think we will see fewer deaths in July, even if the number of cases has peaked.
 
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I don't know if I will get a chance to before my wife and I slip away for our anniversary, but I was thinking it may be interesting to sort the deaths by date and see if the number of healthy individuals dying is increasing relative to the number with "underlying" conditions.
 
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Hopefully the CDC is tracking these deaths along with all of the accompanying epidemiological information. It is not to late for FT members to standardize the data collection (based on public news reports) for individuals whose deaths or grave illnesses were associated with H1N1.
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Lacking a unique case ID number for each person, the most important tracking information for any case is the individual?s name, specific location or residence (town, state, country), age, and sex (M or F). Other information that should be recorded, if available, is onset date (the date the individual first exhibited symptoms), date of hospitalization (if hospitalized), date of release from hospital (if recovered) or date of death. Other information that could be included is underlying conditions, clinical presentation (what were the symptoms), cause of death, etc.
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Finally, and also very important, is a reference link to a FT post or a url where the information on the individual was reported, so that others can go back and review the original source documents.
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An example format --
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Name:
City:
State (Province):
Country:
Age:
Sex:
Onset Date:
Hospitalization Date:
Hospital Release Date:
Date of Death:
Underlying Conditions:
Presentation:
Reference Links:
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Not all of the data will be available, and some like age, sex, onset date, etc. may be scattered among several different news sources. It is often the case that more specific information on an individual is unearthed by a reporter who writes the second or third follow up article. We should record as much as we can on each case.
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Thanks to appleblossom for the tabulation to date. Maybe other FT members are willing to take over some of the workload by volunteering to tabulate deaths or serious illness by groups of states or regions. Volunteer here in this thread to help out.
 
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JimO, thanks so much for the update on South Dakota, I have corrected our numbers.

Hey Al that is a great idea! Anyone who is interested in helping track U.S. fatalities I would REALLY appreciate it. I am happy to do the work myself but it is getting to be a bit much for me, and I am not online enough to really do it justice. If people think a different format with more detailed info would be more helpful, I am all for it. Currently I don't have the time to reformat and correct everything with original source links, but this could be done easily enough by cross-referencing our list with the info given on the Wikipedia list, which has all the links.

Any volunteers? Come on you data crunchers, I know somebody out there can do a better job of this than I can!
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09 .....

Arizona - 6
California - 7
Connecticut - 3
Florida - 1
Illinois - 5
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 2
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 1
New York - 29
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Pennsylvania - 3
South Dakota - *** removed by CDC, no deaths currently reported
Texas - 10
Utah - 6
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 3

TOTAL - 86

#86 California - San Diego County 20 year old woman, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, had not traveled out of the area, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16


Flutrackers Suspected U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09.....

#1 Illinois - 26 year old Edriana Ramirez of Chicago's West Elsdon community, died 6/10/09, reported 6/10/09 *sick about a week before she died

#2 New York - third death in Onondaga County?

#3 California - Wotan's got an unreported potential swine flu death in San Francisco, thread going in Flutrackers Discussion Forum
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108528

#4 & #5 Florida - Thebes put up this article in the Florida folder about a couple in Madeira Beach, Edwin and Louise Kaczmarski, both 65, who had severe flu and were found dead by a neighbor, reported 6/11/09 *Louise had a heart condition.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jun/10/111138/2-bodies-found-madeira-beach-apartment/news-breaking/

#6 California - Baldwin Park sixth-grader Cristian Torres Rodriguez of Baldwin Park, CA died Monday 6/8/09 after 29 days on a respirator. Reported 6/12/09 Family says it was swine flu.

#7 Michigan - Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09. H1N1 virus suspected, Legionnaires? disease ruled out. *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure

#8 Texas - McAllen 20 month old girl died 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *brought in "very ill" to the doctor, parents investigated for negligence, criminal pathologist testing for H1N1 and other viruses.

#9 Arizona - Phoenix, 4 month old child dies of pneumonia in a daycare, reported 5/6/09
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/05/06/20090506abrk-childcaredeath0506.html

#10 Illinois - Markham, 8 year old boy Mark Damper Jr. died 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *no pre-existing health problems, became seriously ill 6/10, hospitalized 6/12, H1N1 considered a probable cause of death, but still under investigation

TOTAL - 10
 
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Any volunteers? Come on you data crunchers, I know somebody out there can do a better job of this than I can!
I'd be willing to help, but my online time is a bit limited as well. Is there a way to share an excel spreadsheet file that could be updated by multiple parties if we shared the load without duplicating efforts?
 
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Jim, I think Google does online spreadsheets, but I don't know the first thing about them. The PFI Spreadsheet I've linked on this thread is hosted on Google. I'd be willing to try it out if someone else wants to start one. as far as tech expertise goes, I'm lucky I can get my coffeepot to work.
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09 .....

Arizona - 6
California - 7
Connecticut - 3
Florida - 1
Illinois - 8
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 2
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 1
New York - 29
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Pennsylvania - 3
Texas - 10
Utah - 6
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 3

TOTAL - 89

#86 California - San Diego County 20 year old woman, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, had not traveled out of the area, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#87 Chicago, 26 year old woman died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week Is this Edriana Ramirez (Suspected Death #1)?
#88 Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#89 Cook County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09

Flutrackers Suspected U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09.....

#1 Illinois - 26 year old Edriana Ramirez of Chicago's West Elsdon community, died 6/10/09, reported 6/10/09 *sick about a week before she died Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

#2 New York - third death in Onondaga County?

#3 California - Wotan's got an unreported potential swine flu death in San Francisco, thread going in Flutrackers Discussion Forum
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108528

#4 & #5 Florida - Thebes put up this article in the Florida folder about a couple in Madeira Beach, Edwin and Louise Kaczmarski, both 65, who had severe flu and were found dead by a neighbor, reported 6/11/09 *Louise had a heart condition.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jun/10/111138/2-bodies-found-madeira-beach-apartment/news-breaking/

#6 California - Baldwin Park sixth-grader Cristian Torres Rodriguez of Baldwin Park, CA died Monday 6/8/09 after 29 days on a respirator. Reported 6/12/09 Family says it was swine flu.

#7 Michigan - Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09. H1N1 virus suspected, Legionnaires? disease ruled out. *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, H1N1 test results due back by 6/21/09

#8 Texas - McAllen 20 month old girl died 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *brought in "very ill" to the doctor, parents investigated for negligence, criminal pathologist testing for H1N1 and other viruses.

#9 Arizona - Phoenix, 4 month old child dies of pneumonia in a daycare, reported 5/6/09
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/05/06/20090506abrk-childcaredeath0506.html

#10 Illinois - Markham, 8 year old boy Mark Damper Jr. died 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *no pre-existing health problems, became seriously ill 6/10, hospitalized 6/12, H1N1 considered a probable cause of death, but still under investigation

TOTAL - 10
 
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Jim, I think Google does online spreadsheets, but I don't know the first thing about them. The PFI Spreadsheet I've linked on this thread is hosted on Google. I'd be willing to try it out if someone else wants to start one. as far as tech expertise goes, I'm lucky I can get my coffeepot to work.
I'm fairly software-challenged myself. I can do basic math in Excel and add some shading, but the complexities of Excel are lost on me.
 
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The unidentified death in Cook Co., IL announced today may be Mark Damper, the 8-year-old who died in Markham.

As for putting these on a spreadsheet, I have mixed feelings. It would be easier to organize but I don't know that everyone has Excel on their computer. Google docs is another possibility but the updaters would have to stay in touch with each other to make sure that they weren't trying to update at the same time. I'd be willing to help with whatever is decided, but I couldn't start until next week - I'll be away this weekend.
 
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hey Thebes good call, I didn't know Markham was Cook County.

I'm on a Mac computer, so I don't have Excel or any other Windows programs. I think if we do a shared document it should be something everyone can access online.
 
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Everyone (Winders, Mac, UNIXen) can use Openoffice.org and the open standard ODF for exchanging documents as well. Of course something designed for this kind of collaboration such as a Wiki or content management system would be better suited to the work.
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09 .....

Arizona - 6
California - 7
Connecticut - 3
Florida - 1
Illinois - 8
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 2
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 1
New York - 29
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Pennsylvania - 3
Texas - 10
Utah - 8
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 3

TOTAL - 91

#86 California - San Diego County 20 year old woman, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, had not traveled out of the area, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#87 Illinois - Chicago, 26 year old woman died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week Is this Edriana Ramirez (Suspected Death #1)?
#88 Illinois - Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#89 Illinois - Cook County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09 Is this Mark Damper (Suspected Death #10)?
#90 Utah - unidentified person reported 6/17/09 *one of these was in Salt Lake County, one was the first death outside Salt Lake
#91 Utah - unidentified person reported 6/17/09 *one of these was in Salt Lake County, one was the first death outside Salt Lake

Flutrackers Suspected U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09.....

#1 Illinois - 26 year old Edriana Ramirez of Chicago's West Elsdon community, died 6/10/09, reported 6/10/09 *sick about a week before she died Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

#2 New York - third death in Onondaga County?

#3 California - Wotan's got an unreported potential swine flu death in San Francisco, thread going in Flutrackers Discussion Forum
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108528

#4 & #5 Florida - Thebes put up this article in the Florida folder about a couple in Madeira Beach, Edwin and Louise Kaczmarski, both 65, who had severe flu and were found dead by a neighbor, reported 6/11/09 *Louise had a heart condition.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jun/10/111138/2-bodies-found-madeira-beach-apartment/news-breaking/

#6 California - Baldwin Park sixth-grader Cristian Torres Rodriguez of Baldwin Park, CA died Monday 6/8/09 after 29 days on a respirator. Reported 6/12/09 Family says it was swine flu.

#7 Michigan - Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09. H1N1 virus suspected, Legionnaires? disease ruled out. *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, H1N1 test results due back by 6/21/09

#8 Texas - McAllen 20 month old girl died 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *brought in "very ill" to the doctor, parents investigated for negligence, criminal pathologist testing for H1N1 and other viruses.

#9 Arizona - Phoenix, 4 month old child dies of pneumonia in a daycare, reported 5/6/09
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/05/06/20090506abrk-childcaredeath0506.html

#10 Illinois - Markham, 8 year old boy Mark Damper Jr. died 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *no pre-existing health problems, became seriously ill 6/10, hospitalized 6/12, H1N1 considered a probable cause of death, but still under investigation Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

TOTAL - 10
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09 .....

Arizona - 6
California - 7
Connecticut - 3
Florida - 1
Illinois - 8
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 2
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 1
New York - 29
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Pennsylvania - 3
Texas - 10
Utah - 8
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 4

TOTAL - 92

#86 California - San Diego County 20 year old woman, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, had not traveled out of the area, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#87 Illinois - Chicago, 26 year old woman died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week Is this Edriana Ramirez (Suspected Death #1)?
#88 Illinois - Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#89 Illinois - Cook County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09 Is this Mark Damper (Suspected Death #10)?
#90 Utah - Salt Lake County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09
#91 Utah - Davis County, unidentified man 25-50 years old, reported 6/17/09 *not hospitalized at time of death
#92 Wisconsin - Marathon County, John Muir Middle School student, reported 6/17/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, hospitalized at Saint Joseph's Children's Hospital in Marshfield


Flutrackers Suspected U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09.....

#1 Illinois - 26 year old Edriana Ramirez of Chicago's West Elsdon community, died 6/10/09, reported 6/10/09 *sick about a week before she died Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

#2 New York - third death in Onondaga County?

#3 California - Wotan's got an unreported potential swine flu death in San Francisco, thread going in Flutrackers Discussion Forum
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108528

#4 & #5 Florida - Thebes put up this article in the Florida folder about a couple in Madeira Beach, Edwin and Louise Kaczmarski, both 65, who had severe flu and were found dead by a neighbor, reported 6/11/09 *Louise had a heart condition.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jun/10/111138/2-bodies-found-madeira-beach-apartment/news-breaking/

#6 California - Baldwin Park sixth-grader Cristian Torres Rodriguez of Baldwin Park, CA died Monday 6/8/09 after 29 days on a respirator. Reported 6/12/09 Family says it was swine flu.

#7 Michigan - Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09. H1N1 virus suspected, Legionnaires? disease ruled out. *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, H1N1 test results due back by 6/21/09

#8 Texas - McAllen 20 month old girl died 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *brought in "very ill" to the doctor, parents investigated for negligence, criminal pathologist testing for H1N1 and other viruses.

#9 Arizona - Phoenix, 4 month old child dies of pneumonia in a daycare, reported 5/6/09
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/05/06/20090506abrk-childcaredeath0506.html

#10 Illinois - Markham, 8 year old boy Mark Damper Jr. died 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *no pre-existing health problems, became seriously ill 6/10, hospitalized 6/12, H1N1 considered a probable cause of death, but still under investigation Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

TOTAL - 10
 
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Illinois has identified the 6/17/09 Cook County death as "an 8 year old suburban Chicago boy, resident of Oak Forest." I looked at a map and Markham, IL and Oak Forest, IL are right next to one another. So this could very well be Mark Damper. If someone could find a date of death on Oak Forest we would know for sure.
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09 .....

Arizona - 6
California - 7
Connecticut - 3
Florida - 1
Illinois - 8
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 2
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 2
New York - 29
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Pennsylvania - 3
Rhode Island - 1
Texas - 10
Utah - 8
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 4

TOTAL - 94

#86 California - San Diego County, San Marcos, 20 year old woman, Adela Chevalier, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, not a student and had not recently traveled, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours from respiratory complications without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#87 Illinois - Chicago, 26 year old woman died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week Is this Edriana Ramirez (Suspected Death #1)?
#88 Illinois - Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#89 Illinois - Cook County, 8 year old suburban Chicago boy, resident of Oak Forest, reported 6/17/09 Is this Mark Damper (Suspected Death #10)?
#90 Utah - Salt Lake County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09
#91 Utah - Davis County, unidentified man 25-50 years old, reported 6/17/09 *not hospitalized at time of death
#92 Wisconsin - Marathon County, John Muir Middle School student, reported 6/17/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, hospitalized at Saint Joseph's Children's Hospital in Marshfield
#93 Rhode Island - Kent County, teenage girl reported 6/17/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#94 New Jersey - Somerset County, 15 year old boy, died 6/8/09 reported 6/17/09 *died at home after developing symptoms that included fever, vomiting, coughing and congestion, was last in school 6/5 with no symptoms


Flutrackers Suspected U.S. Fatalities 6/17/09.....

#1 Illinois - 26 year old Edriana Ramirez of Chicago's West Elsdon community, died 6/10/09, reported 6/10/09 *sick about a week before she died Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

#2 New York - third death in Onondaga County?

#3 California - Wotan's got an unreported potential swine flu death in San Francisco, thread going in Flutrackers Discussion Forum
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108528

#4 & #5 Florida - Thebes put up this article in the Florida folder about a couple in Madeira Beach, Edwin and Louise Kaczmarski, both 65, who had severe flu and were found dead by a neighbor, reported 6/11/09 *Louise had a heart condition.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jun/10/111138/2-bodies-found-madeira-beach-apartment/news-breaking/

#6 California - Baldwin Park sixth-grader Cristian Torres Rodriguez of Baldwin Park, CA died Monday 6/8/09 after 29 days on a respirator. Reported 6/12/09 Family says it was swine flu.

#7 Michigan - Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09. H1N1 virus suspected, Legionnaires? disease ruled out. *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, H1N1 test results due back by 6/21/09

#8 Texas - McAllen 20 month old girl died 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *brought in "very ill" to the doctor, parents investigated for negligence, criminal pathologist testing for H1N1 and other viruses.

#9 Arizona - Phoenix, 4 month old child dies of pneumonia in a daycare, reported 5/6/09
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/05/06/20090506abrk-childcaredeath0506.html

#10 Illinois - Markham, 8 year old boy Mark Damper Jr. died 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *no pre-existing health problems, became seriously ill 6/10, hospitalized 6/12, H1N1 considered a probable cause of death, but still under investigation Confirmed 6/17/09 ???

TOTAL - 10
 
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