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France-H1N1-Investigation after the suspicious death of a schoolgirl

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
google translated


Influenza A: investigation after the suspicious death of a schoolgirl

30/09/09 -

The H1N1 virus has been detected in some samples, but further analysis is underway to explain this sudden death.

F or now, the brutal death of a schoolgirl 14 years in the Vosges remains unexplained. An autopsy was performed last Friday. The H1N1 virus has been detected in some samples, which is insufficient to prove a direct link with influenza A. Further tests were ordered.

The girl, educated at Ch?tenois, returning from a school trip to Germany. Her family doctor diagnosed angina. The next morning, September 24, its doors were found dead in his bed.

Several items remain to explain the girl, otherwise healthy, do "not show clinical signs of influenza H1N1" when her doctor was auscultated, said Tuesday the prosecutor in Epinal. Of the twenty students who attended the same school trip that none has also developed the disease. The only certainty in the immediate future: the case of meningitis has been ruled out.

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