Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
New flu kills radiographer in Rome
ROME - For several days he was hospitalized in the intensive care unit Spallanzani Hospital in Rome to have contracted the new flu virus H1N1.
Technician radiologist about 50 years, an official of the hospital at Anzio-Nettuno, died Wednesday.
The victim, who suffered from previous illnesses, had accused initially light flu symptoms, but would continue to go to work. His condition is precipitated on Monday.
Could be the new flu virus H1N1 causing the death of a young girl of eleven
years occurred at the hospital San Gerardo of Monza. The girl was hit by a congenital disease, which was recently added the flu.
Details are now expected by the hospital management Brianza, which confirmed the death. However, this does not mean that the eleven-death could be released by the virus H1N1.
On Tuesday, the Ministry of Welfare has released numbers for the new influence: 250 thousand cases detected in Italy, with a mean incidence 3.8 per thousand inhabitants.
Eighteen of the victims: 3 in Emilia Romagna, 3 in Sydney, one in Sicily, one in Tuscany, Umbria and one in 9 in Campania. Only last week you registered over 230 thousand cases.
http://www.romagnaoggi.it/cronaca/2009/11/4/141951/
ROME - For several days he was hospitalized in the intensive care unit Spallanzani Hospital in Rome to have contracted the new flu virus H1N1.
Technician radiologist about 50 years, an official of the hospital at Anzio-Nettuno, died Wednesday.
The victim, who suffered from previous illnesses, had accused initially light flu symptoms, but would continue to go to work. His condition is precipitated on Monday.
Could be the new flu virus H1N1 causing the death of a young girl of eleven
years occurred at the hospital San Gerardo of Monza. The girl was hit by a congenital disease, which was recently added the flu.
Details are now expected by the hospital management Brianza, which confirmed the death. However, this does not mean that the eleven-death could be released by the virus H1N1.
On Tuesday, the Ministry of Welfare has released numbers for the new influence: 250 thousand cases detected in Italy, with a mean incidence 3.8 per thousand inhabitants.
Eighteen of the victims: 3 in Emilia Romagna, 3 in Sydney, one in Sicily, one in Tuscany, Umbria and one in 9 in Campania. Only last week you registered over 230 thousand cases.
http://www.romagnaoggi.it/cronaca/2009/11/4/141951/