Lyon: a dead infant (virus B) and 4 patients in intensive care

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? The virus of influenza remains unpredictable ?, reminds the Pr Daniel Floret. The hypothesis of the experts was that the virus A pand?mique (H1N1) becomes seasonal and loses then of its virulence. The existent data of the south hemisphere went to this sense but poor surprise came from Great Britain where near around thirty deceases happened even before the epidemic begins ? It is very amazing and this explains hardly. There, they wonder if the number of strict cases is going to blow up or not ?, comments the virologist Bruno Lina, manager of the reference centre on influenza for the Southeast. For him, there will be in any case serious forms and deceases at patients without factors of risks and notably adults thirty-year persons. ? It is not the most dangerous virus but it is never insignificant and we are not any equal in front of influenza ?, reminds Pr Lina. If, until now the virus B was especially present, H1N1 seems to become majority.
On December 29th, Sentries network had taken a census of 6 deceases among which 4 owing in the virus H1N1. In Lyons, a new-born baby of some months died there is a dozen days of the suites of an influenza owed to the virus B. ? It is unaccustomed but it exists ?, points out Pr Floret which aims the emergency of the hospital Femme-M?re-Enfant of Bron. Four adults are nowadays hospitalized in intensive care in HCL, ? it is more only normal ?, underlines Pr Lina. In Saint-?tienne, a patient suffering from a serious cardiac pathology died having contracted the virus H1N1.

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