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Hungary - Cases - 94 - Dead - 1

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Hungary confirms first H1N1 flu case

BUDAPEST, May 29 (Reuters) - Hungary has identified its first confirmed case of the new H1N1 flu, Chief Medical Officer Ferenc Falus said on Friday.

"It is a Brazilian citizen who arrived in Budapest from New York a few days ago," Falus told Reuters, without giving further details.

The young man, who lives in New York and came to Hungary as a tourist, fell ill in the northern Hungarian city Eger but has since recovered, Health Minister Tamas Szekely told the national news agency MTI.

His first test in the local hospital was negative but further checks at the National Centre for Epidemiology identified the H1N1 virus, he said.

"(The authorities) have taken up the contact with him to get help in finding those persons whom he met while he was infected," Szekely was quoted as saying.

Falus said the man remained in Hungary.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said early on Friday that more than 15,500 cases of the new H1N1 flu had been reported in the world including 99 deaths, most of them in Mexico.
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 1

Re: Hungary - Cases - 1

Google translated

Another H1N1 infection in Hungary

[Origo] 2009. 06. 02.,


Another patient showed the H1N1 virus in Hungary - in the comments Tuesday evening
Ministry of Health.

The Hungarian men arrived home on May 30 in New York,
symptoms have been reported here.

Budapest is one of the men reported symptoms of the flu on Monday, L?szl? Hospital
ambulanci?j?n.

The tests carried out have shown that the new H1N1 infection
influenzat?rzs caused - to read the Ministry of Health Tuesday evening
Communication.

http://www.origo.hu/itthon/20090602-ujabb-h1n1es-fertozott-magyarorszagon.html
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 3

Re: Hungary - Cases - 3

Hungary?s Third H1N1 Case Discovered

"Hungary?s third case of the H1N1 flu virus has been diagnosed in Budapest, the Health Ministry announced on Thursday. It was detected in a Budapest man who reported to the Szent L?szl? Hospital


The man had returned to Budapest from New York on June 2. Hungary?s first and second H1N1 sufferers were also recent arrivals from New York."

Source: Hungary Around the Clock.

http://xpatloop.com/news/hungarys_third_h1n1_case_discovered
 
Re: Hungary - Cases H1N1 - 21

Re: Hungary - Cases H1N1 - 21

Hungary reports 7 new A/H1N1 flu cases

www.chinaview.cn 2009-07-07

BUDAPEST, July 6 (Xinhua) -- Hungarian health authorities said Monday that they confirmed 7 new cases of the A/H1N1 influenza on Sunday, bringing the total number of human flu cases in the country to 21.

The Hungarian National Public Health and Medical Officer Service (ANTSZ) on Monday said in a statement that seven people were tested positive on Sunday, four of them are employees of a foreign company, the others are relatives of one of the infected employees, including two children. Two of the patients have been taken to hospital.

Epidemiologists of ANTSZ Central Hungarian Regional Institute are checking those who might haven been in contact with the patients, said the statement.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-07/07/content_11663813.htm
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 37 - Dead - 1

Re: Hungary - Cases - 37 - Dead - 1

Hungary reports first death from H1N1 flu

Wed Jul 22, 2009 9:02am EDT

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A Hungarian man has died from H1N1 flu, the government said on Wednesday, the first death in the country from the new virus which has killed more than 700 people worldwide since it emerged in April.

The 41-year-old man had heart and lung disease which combined with the virus infection led to his death, surgeon general Ferenc Falus told a news conference.

"From the sample taken during the autopsy for the first time we could identify the new type AH1N1V virus," he said.

So far Hungary has had 37 cases of the new flu. Two patients are currently in hospital with mild symptoms.

The World Health Organization (WHO), which declared an H1N1 influenza pandemic on June 11, said last week the new flu was the fastest-moving pandemic ever.

Some 125,000 laboratory-confirmed cases have been reported worldwide as of Tuesday, it said.

(Reporting by Krisztina Than and Gergely Szakacs, Editing by Elizabeth Fullerton)
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 37 - Dead - 1

Re: Hungary - Cases - 37 - Dead - 1

Hungary declares first swine flu-related death
(AFP) ? 9 hours ago

BUDAPEST ? Hungary announced on Wednesday its first swine flu-related death, after an autopsy showed the victim, who apparently died of pneumonia on July 15, was carrying the virus.

"A 41-year old man died of pneumonia last Wednesday, after contracting the new flu virus," chief medical officer Ferenc Falus said.

The victim had not sought any medical help despite suffering from a heart and lung condition and he had not developed a fever, Falus said.

He had died suddenly in a "public space", the medical officer added, without giving any more details.

The victim's family members had been tested for swine flu but were not found to be carrying the disease, he also said.

So far, 37 people -- including the deceased -- have been infected with the A(H1N1) virus in Hungary, Falus said. Hungary confirmed its first case on May 29, when a Brazilian tourist was diagnosed with the virus.

The government also announced Wednesday that mass-production of anti-viral drugs to combat swine flu could begin in September.

Four million doses would then be available by October, added government spokesman Domokos Szollar said after the announcement.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jkZMtzG2D7IK5NbKgRIOcAqCP8IA
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 70 - Dead - 1

Re: Hungary - Cases - 70 - Dead - 1

Hungary : Five new cases of A/H1N1 virus

Budapest (UNN) Hungary's public health authority (ANTSZ) reported five new cases of the A/H1N1 new flu virus on Tuesday.

Three of the five cases were people who had just returned from trips abroad two from the UK & one from Bulgaria while the other two people were infected in the immediate environment of the others.

This raises the number of people testing positive so far to 70. /UNN

29th Jul 2009, 08:26 am.
 
Re: Hungary - Cases - 94 - Dead - 1

[Google Translation]

Another 8 Hungarian H1N1-infected
link:
RTL H?rek.hu
2009-08-02, 20:53

Hungary in the last 24 hours of the new certified 8 (H1N1) infection reported to the European Center for Disease Prevention and Disease (ECDC), this has been a total of 94 illnesses in the home number, which ended with one death. All of the ECDC's website Sunday afternoon, the report read.

The ECDC is a summary of in Europe Sunday, 26 thousand 513 new confirmed cases of influenza with the number, of which 40 ended in death: England 30, Spain 7, Belgium, France and Hungary is one.

The whole world has a total of 184 thousand 870 cases, evidence of A (H1N1) virus in the presence of one of the patients died in 1252-the result of influenza.

Source: Independent H?r?gyn?ks?g
 
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