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

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look at the list above, notice the clusters of reports in certain states? are they switching to once per week reporting?
Texas and Utah both are reporting weekly. Many states that have not reported deaths yet have gone to weekly case reporting.

I'm stunned that the media hasn't picked up on the fact that the number of deaths in the U.S. are well over 130. They are still quoting the CDC's figure from last Friday.

I haven't seen anything about the flu in our local paper in weeks and none of the major newspapers appear to be reporting on it in their online editions.
 
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Texas and Utah both are reporting weekly. Many states that have not reported deaths yet have gone to weekly case reporting.

I'm stunned that the media hasn't picked up on the fact that the number of deaths in the U.S. are well over 130. They are still quoting the CDC's figure from last Friday.

I haven't seen anything about the flu in our local paper in weeks and none of the major newspapers appear to be reporting on it in their online editions.

No one but appleblossom et al. takes the time to collect the reports from around the country.

Reporters work on a short timeline, and they are really pressed for time now with so many media outlet lay-offs.
 
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Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/24/09 .....


#126 Michigan - Oakland County, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan Dept. of Community Health website
#127 Michigan - Detroit, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan Dept. of Community Health website

If it matters, the MI DOH had changed the previously reported male death (age 44) from 6/15/09 (reported 6/18/09) from Oakland Co to Detroit Co a few days ago. So, both of these 2 new deaths are both from Oakland Co.
I tried to pull up their old table, but they've replaced last week's page with the current one.
 
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Texas and Utah both are reporting weekly. Many states that have not reported deaths yet have gone to weekly case reporting.

I'm stunned that the media hasn't picked up on the fact that the number of deaths in the U.S. are well over 130. They are still quoting the CDC's figure from last Friday.

I haven't seen anything about the flu in our local paper in weeks and none of the major newspapers appear to be reporting on it in their online editions.

Illinois and Arizona among others are only reporting weekly as well. The US has the highest number of reported deaths in the world. I think more than once a week updates are called for under these circumstances. When the CDC went to once a week, I suspected the states would follow suit.
 
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New death in Westchester Co., NY - don't know how you want to list this since the info comes from the medical examiner and not the health dept.

ME: Second person dies of swine flu
June 24, 2009

A 26-year-old Yonkers woman has died of H1N1 swine flu, making her the virus's second fatality in Westchester county, the medical examiner said today.

The woman was admitted June 14 to St. Joseph's Medical Center in Yonkers and later transferred to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla where she died Tuesday, the medical examiner's office said. Her death certificate lists H1N1 swine flu as the cause, officials said.

The Westchester County Department of Health, the agency charged with monitoring swine flu cases, said this evening that it could not confirm the swine flu death.

"We don't have enough information to confirm or deny the ME's report," spokeswoman Caren Halbfinger said.

On June 9, a 29-year-old Yonkers woman became the county's first swine flu death. There have been 77 cases of swine flu in Westchester, 3 in Putnam and 14 in Rockland, according to New York state health officials.

http://lohud.com/article/20090624/NEWS02/906240402/-1/SPORTS
 
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cutter, thanks for catching the change in location in the Michigan death. I've edited the details list to correct it.

for the second death in Westchester/Yonkers... if things continue on as they are with fatalities, I can foresee a time when the health departments would not be able to keep up, and official press releases would start trailing behind reports from other sources.

So do we want to consider reports of H1N1 deaths from other professional medical sources as "confirmed" ? (coroners, medical examiners, hospitals etc.)
 
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here is the details list updated with yesterday's info...
 
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new info in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Texas, Utah

Confirmed U.S. Deaths - Details updated 6/24/09

Arizona: 8
#1 Maricopa County female in her late 40's, died week of 5/3 reported 5/14/09 *lung condition
#2 Pinal County, Gila River Reservation 57 year old female, died 5/10/09 reported 5/19/09 *unspecified pre-existing conditions, compromised immune system
#3 Pima County, Tuscon 13 year old boy, Johnny Ruiz Cotter died 5/15/09 reported 5/20/09 *severe medical conditions, cerebral palsy
#4 Pima County 10 year old female, died 5/17/09 reported 5/27/09
#5 Pinal County 64 year old female, died week of 5/24/09 reported 6/4/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#6 No location given, 6th death in the state, unidentified person 25 to 64 years old, reported 6/10/09 by AZ DHS
#7 No location given, 7th death in the state, unidentified person 0-4 years old, reported 6/18/09 by AZ DHS
#8 No location given, 8th death in the state, unidentified person 25-64 years old, reported 6/24/09 by AZ DHS

California: 10
#1 San Bernadino County male in his 40's, died mid May reported 6/1/09 *pneumonia, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, died at home
#2 Los Angeles County, middle aged female, died late May reported 6/1/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#3 Contra Costa County, Concord 9 year old girl, Karen Perez died 5/29/09 reported 6/4/09 *secondary bacterial infection, previously healthy
#4 Orange County middle aged male, reported 6/8/09 *unspecified pre-existing conditions
#5 Alameda County middle aged male, died 6/10/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#6 Alameda County middle aged male, reported 6/9/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#7 San Diego County, San Marcos, 20 year old woman, Adela Chevalier, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, not a student and had not recently traveled, slight fever 6/13, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours from respiratory complications without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#8 Contra Costa County, middle aged man reported 6/17/09 *no other health conditions, no known connection with the other Contra Costa death
#9 San Mateo County, middle aged woman reported 6/22/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#10 Sacramento County, 24 year old woman Beth Kizere, died 6/23/09 reported 6/23/09 * "healthy, robust, energetic", became sick on a trip to Las Vegas, started with a dry scratchy cough and fluctuating temperature, no medical insurance, did not seek care right away, sought care when fever reached 104 deg., hospitalized 6/13, initially suspected to have pneumonia, H1N1 confirmed 6/17


Connecticut: 5
#1 Waterbury female over 60, reported 6/3/09 *underlying health conditions including diabetes
#2 Waterbury 6 year old child, reported 6/11/09 *serious pulmonary condition, out of school all year
#3 Waterbury female in her 40's, died 6/15/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified health conditions which lowered her immune response, came to the hospital with respiratory symptoms only, possibly incubating the virus, developed flu symptoms later
#4 Hartford County, unidentifed person in their 40's died 6/17/09 reported 6/18/09 *unspecified health problems
#5 Hartford County, unidentified 50-59 year old person reported 6/23/09 *unspecified underlying condition known to shorten life span, hospitalized 6/13 with fever and respiratory symptoms, died of respiratory failure

Florida: 2
#1 Miami-Dade County, 9 year old boy Luis Alexandro Munoz, died 6/9/09 reported 6/16/09 *suffered from asthma, family was unaware of asthma until it was announced after his death, hospitalized 6/8 within 24 hours of developing flu symptoms, and died the next day, died 4 days after he was last in school, H1N1 confirmed 1 week postmortem
#2 Central Florida, 30 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 6/24/09 *unspecified respiratory condition, possibly also pregnant?, considered "high risk," hospitalized earlier in June

Illinois: 11
#1 Cook County, Chicago 22 year old male, died 5/24/09 reported 5/25/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#2 Cook County, Chicago adult female, reported 5/27/09 *unspecified significant medical conditions
#3 Kane County 42 year old male, reported 5/28/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#4 Chicago 20 year old woman, Caitlin Huber died 5/30/09 reported 6/2/09 *pregnant
#5 Lake County, Gurnee 74 year old male, died 6/2/09 reported 6/4/09 *unspecified significant medical conditions
#6 Chicago, 26 year old woman Edriana Ramirez, died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week
#7 Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#8 Cook County, 8 year old suburban Chicago boy Mark Dampier Jr., resident of Oak Forest, died 6/13/09 reported 6/17/09 *no known health problems, became ill 6/11/09
#9 Cook County, Western Springs 29 year old woman reported 6/18/09 *other health problems
#10 Cook County, Mount Prospect 29 year old man reported 6/18/09 *other health problems
#11 La Salle County, 18 year old woman reported 6/19/09 *unspecified underlying conditions

Maryland: 1
#1 Baltimore metro area, unidentified elderly woman reported 6/23/09 *unspecified serious underlying medical condition

Massachusetts: 1
#1 Boston 30 year old woman, died 6/14/09 reported 6/15/09 *no underlying conditions, became ill 6/5/09, hospitalized 6/10/09

Michigan: 7
#1 Warren/Macomb 53 year old woman, Reva Miller died 6/1/09 reported 6/3/09 *asthma, possibly infected at hospital
#2 Roscommon County 58 year old male, died 6/4/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#3 Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, lived in Macomb County, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09 *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, Legionnaires? disease ruled out, H1N1 confirmed as cause of death 6/18/09
#4 Detroit, 44-year-old man died 6/15/09 reported 6/18/09
#5 Macomb County, 63-year-old woman died 6/17/09 reported 6/18/09
#6 Oakland County, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan DCH website
#7 Oakland County, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan DCH website

Minnesota: 1
#1 Minneapolis 5 year old girl died week of 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *special-needs pre-K student, born with a genetic condition that left her medically fragile with a suppressed immune system, required a tracheotomy until age 4, flu caused respiratory distress, briefly hospitalized and died the next day

Missouri: 1
#1 St. Louis County 44 year old male, died 5/19/09 reported 5/19/09 *healthy

Nevada: 1
#1 Las Vegas, 71 year old New York woman died while visiting family in Las Vegas, reported 6/12/09 *unspecified underlying conditions.

New Jersey: 6
#1 Essex County, West Orange, 49 year old man Michael Reiser died 6/13/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified multiple underlying conditions, became ill 5/30/09, hospitalized with pneumonia 6/2/09, diagnosed H1N1 postmortem
#2 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, diagnosed H1N1 postmortem
#3 Sussex County, 10 year old boy died 6/18/09 reported 6/18/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, became ill 6/12, hospitalized 6/14 with cough and fever, last in school 6/11 with no symptoms, H1N1 confirmed 6/18
#4 Union County, 36 year old man died 6/3/09 reported 6/19/09 *underlying conditions, hospitalized 6/1/09 with cough and fever, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/19/09
#5 Hudson County, 79 year old woman died 6/19/09 reported 6/23/09 *underlying medical conditions, became ill 6/15, hospitalized same day with cough and fever, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/23
#6 Bergen County, unidentifed person reported 6/24/09 on NJ DOH website

New York: 39
#1 NYC, Queens 55 year old man, Mitchell Weiner died 5/17/09 reported 5/18/09 *gout, high blood pressure, family says he was healthy, suffered kidney failure
#2 NYC, Queens 55 year old woman, Danita Lee died 5/23/09 reported 5/24/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#3 NYC, Brooklyn 34 year old male, died 5/22/09 reported 5/26/09 *unspecified underlying condition, not hospitalized
#4 NYC, Queens 41 year old female, died 5/22/09 reported 5/26/09 *unspecified underlying condition, not hospitalized
#5 NYC Bronx 11 week old child, Steven Montanez died 5/28/09 reported 6/1/09 *found unconscious at home
#6 Onondaga County adult, died 6/2/09 reported 6/3/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#7 NYC unidentified person early-mid 40's, reported 6/3/09
#8 NYC unidentified person early-mid 40's, reported 6/3/09
#9 NYC unidentified person over 65, reported 6/5/09 *unspecified underlying complications
#10 NYC unidentified person over 50, reported 6/8/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#11 Onondaga County, Syracuse unidentified adult, reported 6/9/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#12 NYC unidentified person over 65, reported 6/10/09
#13 NYC unidentified person in their 50's, reported 6/10/09
#14 NYC unidentified person in their 30's, reported 6/10/09
#15 NYC unidentified person in their 30's, reported 6/11/09
#16 NYC Brooklyn 11 year old girl, Sarah Michel reported 6/11/09 *heart defect
#17 NYC child under 2 years, reported 6/11/09 Could be Jonathan Zamora Castillo, 16 month old suspected death #11
#18 Westchester County, Yonkers 29 year old female, died 6/9/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#19 NYC unidentified person in their 40's, reported 6/12/09
#20 Suffolk County, Brookhaven 35-45 year old man, died 6/10/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified serious, chronic medical condition, including pneumonia, hospitalized two weeks, unrelated to #21
#21 Suffolk County, Brookhaven 55-65 year old woman, died 6/9/09 reported 6/15/09 *underlying medical problems, ill on 6/6/09, treated by a doctor for respiratory infection, said she felt better, died same day, unrelated to #20
#22 Nassau County, woman in her 20's died 6/16/09 reported 6/16/09 *pregnant, hospitalized 6/5 with fever and respiratory symptoms, delivered a healthy baby by C-section 6/5, transferred to ICU 6/7, confirmed with H1N1 6/15
#23 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#24 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#25 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#26 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#27 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#28 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#29 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#30 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#31 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#32 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#33 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#34 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#35 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#36 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#37 Erie County, Buffalo, 15 year old boy Matthew Davis died 6/20/09 reported 6/20/09 *healthy, complained of a headache 6/12, conditioned worsened over the weekend, hospitalized 6/15 given antibiotic and released, 6/16 vomiting/dizziness/leg condition, hospitalized again 6/17, toward the end placed on life support, died 6/20 from complications of swine flu including pneumonia and MRSA, kidneys failed
#38 NYC unidentified person 25-65 years old reported 6/23/09
#39 NYC unidentified person 25-65 years old reported 6/23/09

North Carolina: 1
#1 Guilford County, Greensboro adult man died 6/19/09 reported 6/24/09 *had recently had a heart procedure at Moses Cone Hospital, was discharged in improving condition with no signs of influenza, several days later admitted to Wesley Long Hospital in critical condition with severe pneumonia, died hours later in ICU, tested positive for H1N1 postmortem

Oklahoma: 1
#1 Kay County 43 year old male, reported 6/8/09 *underlying conditions including asthma, not hospitalized

Oregon: 2
#1 Marion County adult female, died 6/7/09 reported 6/8/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#2 Marion County, child younger than 5 died 5/16/09 reported 6/23/09 *no underlying medical conditions, 2 days of fever, not hospitalized

Pennsylvania: 3
#1 Berks County 55 year old female, reported 6/4/09 *asthma, diabetes
#2 Philadelphia 26 year old female, died 6/7/09 reported 6/8/09
#3 Pike County 48 year old woman died 6/14/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified underlying condition, hospitalized and died at Bon Secours Hospital in Port Jervis, NY

Rhode Island: 1
#1 Kent County, teenage girl died 6/14/09 reported 6/17/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, special needs student at Meeting Street School, showed no symptoms while in class, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/17

Texas: 13
#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 Bexar County? , 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

Utah: 10
#1 Salt Lake County, 21 year old man, Marcos Antonio Sanchez died 5/20/09 reported 5/20/09 *overweight, respiratory condition, suffered multiple organ failure
#2 Salt Lake County, unidentified person between 5 and 18 years old, reported 6/4/09 *first reported healthy, then with unspecified significant underlying conditions
#3 Salt Lake County, 25-40 year old man, Doug Dunford died 6/12/09, reported 6/14/09 *hospitalized for treatment of a liver condition, came home feeling well, developed a bad cough and was "turning grey and gurgling", hospitalized, given oxygen, then antivirals and ventilator, died a week later
#4 Salt Lake County, 47 year old woman, Francine Rushton died 6/13/09, reported 6/14/09 *healthy, mother diagnosed with Type A flu 5/30 and given Tamiflu, Franice came down with symptoms, tested negative for H1N1 3 times, was refused Tamiflu, family says she went untreated 8 days, hospitalized 6/9 in critical condition with penumonia, tested postiive for Type A flu 6/10, and positive H1N1 on 6/11, died of kidney failure, lung damage, brain damage
#5 A Salt Lake County, 58-year-old woman died 6/15/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified underlying health conditions
#6 Salt Lake County, unidentified man 25-50 years old, died 6/12/09 or 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/16
#7 Salt Lake County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09
#8 Davis County, 30 year old man Jaman Davies died 6/13/09 reported 6/17/09 *morbidly obese, lungs filled with fluid, not hospitalized at time of death
#9 unidentified woman 18-39 years old reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#10 Davis County, unidentified boy 5-17 years old reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition


Virginia: 1
#1 Chesapeake 34 year old woman, April Wilson died 6/2/09 reported 6/2/09 *disabled, Comelia de Lange Syndrome, cerebral palsy, congestive heart failure

Washington: 3
#1 Snohomish County 39 year old male, died 5/6/09 reported 5/9/09 *heart condition, enlarged heart, obesity
#2 Pierce County female in her 20's, died 6/5/09 reported 6/5/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#3 King County, Seattle man in his 70's died 6/11/09 reported 6/15/09 *multiple unspecified underlying conditions, H1N1 confirmed postmortem

Wisconsin: 4
#1 Milwaukee 27 year old woman, Andrea Morgan, died 6/3/09 reported 6/4/09 *common underlying condition, sought treatment 5/31, sent home
#2 Milwaukee, 48 year old woman, Barbara Davis died 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09 *healthy, family blames delayed health care response, suffered multiple organ failure
#3 Milwaukee, 14-year-old Tiara Mosely-Forrest, reported 6/16/09 *had no other medical conditions which could have led to death, complete physical and blood tests in May reported her as healthy, complained of chest pains in late May, by 6/1 she could not walk on her own, on a ventilator 2 weeks, died from influenza, pneumonia in the lungs, a staph infection, multiple organ failure
#4 Marathon County, Wassau, 12 year old girl Emily Eaton, died 6/17/09 reported 6/17/09 *episodic immune deficiencies since birth, mild autism, hospitalized 6/11/09 with what appeared to be pneumonia, H1N1 rapid test was negative, father says she "deteriorated really fast, like someone turned a switch, went from singing songs to being non-responsive", airlifted 6/13 to St. Joseph's Hospital where she suffered severe respiratory symptoms and multiple cardiac arrests, father says the family had been extra cautious about not traveling, had not left the area and had restricted trips to "Walmart and the park", but that Emily was outgoing and had had a lot of close contact with many people in recent weeks
 
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Source: http://lohud.com/article/20090624/NEWS02/906240402/-1/SPORTS

Appleblossom - It looks like there is another death in New York.

A 26-year-old Yonkers woman has died of H1N1 swine flu, making her the virus's second fatality in Westchester county, the medical examiner said today.

The woman was admitted June 14 to St. Joseph's Medical Center in Yonkers and later transferred to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla where she died Tuesday, the medical examiner's office said. Her death certificate lists H1N1 swine flu as the cause, officials said.

The Westchester County Department of Health, the agency charged with monitoring swine flu cases, said this evening that it could not confirm the swine flu death.

"We don't have enough information to confirm or deny the ME's report," spokeswoman Caren Halbfinger said.

On June 9, a 29-year-old Yonkers woman became the county's first swine flu death. There have been 77 cases of swine flu in Westchester, 3 in Putnam and 14 in Rockland, according to New York state health officials.
 
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Appleblossom,

I hate to ask this because I know you must be spending way too many hours keeping up with this information and it is Greatly Appriciated but could you re-add the U.S. total line.

Thanks!!!:D
 
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So do we want to consider reports of H1N1 deaths from other professional medical sources as "confirmed" ? (coroners, medical examiners, hospitals etc.)

Yes.
I would trust the ME and hospitals' info more than the health dept, unless one was awaiting post-mortem virus status results.
 
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My :twocents::twocents:

The ME is (should be?) a public official and so far as I know can make the official pronouncement of the cause of death, therefore what they state can be considered to be correct (and perhaps much more so than a PR person).
 
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sorry Jim I was waiting to see what people thought of Westchester death #2 only being confirmed by the medical examiner. My comment on it probably got buried in all the data I put up afterwards. thanks to everyone who gave me feedback.

skatman thank you! ... if you knew what my SAT math score was you would cry :D I added the state totals 3 times and I got 3 different answers :rolleyes: but I'm going to say.... my total was wrong by +1 ?

so 4th death in Pennsylvania would be #133, and New York Yonkers death is #134 ???
 
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My :twocents::twocents:

The ME is (should be?) a public official and so far as I know can make the official pronouncement of the cause of death, therefore what they state can be considered to be correct (and perhaps much more so than a PR person).

I agree with Cutter and Wotan. As our intent is to keep a running total of US deaths as they occur, and with many states and the CDC only posting weekly updates, we should accept any official report and add them to the total. If "confirmed" cases are later refuted, we can always adjust our total.
 
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Due to my unfortunate lack of math skills, U.S. total has been corrected....

Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 6/25/09 .....

Arizona - 8
California - 10
Connecticut - 5
Florida - 2
Illinois - 11
Maryland - 1
Massachusetts - 1
Michigan - 7
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 1
New Jersey - 6
New York - 40
North Carolina - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 2
Pennsylvania - 4
Rhode Island - 1
Texas - 13
Utah - 10
Virginia - 1
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 4

TOTAL - 134

#133 Pennsylvania - unidentified person reported 6/25/09
#134 New York - Westchester County, Yonkers 26 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 6/24/09 *hospitalized 6/14, medical examiner and death certificate both claim "Swine flu" as cause of death, Westchester County Health Department needs more info to confirm or deny

U.S. Deaths Abroad:

#1 Canada, Ontario - a U.S. resident, 78 year old man, died in Orangeville while visiting, reported 6/17/09
 
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sorry Jim I was waiting to see what people thought of Westchester death #2 only being confirmed by the medical examiner. My comment on it probably got buried in all the data I put up afterwards. thanks to everyone who gave me feedback.

skatman thank you! ... if you knew what my SAT math score was you would cry :D I added the state totals 3 times and I got 3 different answers :rolleyes: but I'm going to say.... my total was wrong by +1 ?

so 4th death in Pennsylvania would be #133, and New York Yonkers death is #134 ???

I would say yes on the Westchester question.

I have not seen the 4th in Pennsylvania.
 
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FWIW I'm only leading you by one now (135). Do you have the death abroad in your total of 134?
 
Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

Appleblossom - Sorry for the confusion.

There appears to be a 14th death in El Paso County, Texas. Is that one on the suspected list?

Source: http://www.kvia.com/Global/story.asp?S=10590626&nav=AbC0

EL PASO COUNTY, Texas -- The City of El Paso Department of Public Health is investigating an H1N1 flu-related death. A 59-year-old man from Northeast El Paso County was hospitalized with an influenza-like illness and confirmed to have the H1N1 flu, city health officials said. No other information about the death was released.

This is the fourth death in El Paso County associated with the H1N1 flu. A 43-year-old man who had been diagnosed with a probable case of the H1N1 flu died the first week in June of complications of the disease.

A pregnant 24-year-old woman died May 24 and a 42-year-old man died May 19.

El Paso County has had 244 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu to date, city health officials said.
 
Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

My :twocents::twocents:

The ME is (should be?) a public official and so far as I know can make the official pronouncement of the cause of death, therefore what they state can be considered to be correct (and perhaps much more so than a PR person).

Yes, but more than that, the ME is an MD who has access to the medical records, dialogues to some extent with the MD who cared for the patient, and also has the body to examine and test. Public health people sit in offices.
 
Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

Re: Links - Updated U.S. Death Counts

Appleblossom - Sorry for the confusion.

There appears to be a 14th death in El Paso County, Texas. Is that one on the suspected list?

Source: http://www.kvia.com/Global/story.asp?S=10590626&nav=AbC0

EL PASO COUNTY, Texas -- The City of El Paso Department of Public Health is investigating an H1N1 flu-related death. A 59-year-old man from Northeast El Paso County was hospitalized with an influenza-like illness and confirmed to have the H1N1 flu, city health officials said. No other information about the death was released.

This is the fourth death in El Paso County associated with the H1N1 flu. A 43-year-old man who had been diagnosed with a probable case of the H1N1 flu died the first week in June of complications of the disease.

A pregnant 24-year-old woman died May 24 and a 42-year-old man died May 19.

El Paso County has had 244 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu to date, city health officials said.

JimO,

I thought the one you are asking about was the one listed above as Texas #11, also listed as #130 on the national list. Appleblossum what do you think?
 
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