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France - Death in Paris of a 11 month old baby due to influenza A/H1N1

Francoise Ramona

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Death in Paris of a 11 month old baby due to influenza A/H1N1

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A 11 month old child hospitalized in the hospital sick Necker-Children is deceased Sunday morning of influenza A/H1N1, announced l' Assistance public-Hospital of Paris (AP-HP).
This baby, hospitalized since October 16, suffered in addition; a " cardiac pathology engraves associ?e" , specifies AP-HP in an official statement. According to the last established assessment starting from the figures of the National Sanitary Surveillance Institute (InVS), virus A/H1N1 made 33 died in France since the beginning of the epidemic: eight in metropolis, one in Guyana, one in Martinique, six with the Meeting, to Mayotte, nine in New Caledonia and seven in French Polynesia. AP
 
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