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Norway - 76 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
New H1N1 cases confirmed

Oslo (ANB-NTB):

A woman in Oslo is infected by a new influenza A (H1N1). This is the third case in Norway.

Published 20.05.2009 -

The woman lives in Oslo and were infected on the road in the U.S.
, the Dagsavisen line.

It was Tuesday at Folkehelseinstituttet had confirmed influenza case.

- She is the third case in Norway. The woman followed up by the treating physician and surgeon smittevern in Oslo, the Public Health.

From before, a man from Oslo, and a woman from Skien, both in 20-years, infected with this type of flu, previously known as swine flu. Both had been traveling in Mexico.

Folkehelseinstituttet expect that the next few weeks will turn up several individual cases of people infected abroad.

- Eventually we will also get infections among people in Norway, "says Public Health on their web site. (ANB-NTB)

http://www.ranablad.no/nyheter/article4345687.ece
 
Re: Norway - 3 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 3 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Google translated

case #4 confirmed

Farsund-man had swine flu

Farsund (ANB-NTB): A man in 30-years from Farsund has received swine flu after a trip in New York.

Samples are taken by persons in the man's nearest half circle, has not been analyzed.

This is the fourth norwegian that is confirmed infected by the new influenza A (H1N1), so-called swine flu. The man in question, is now healthy, and it is taken samples of the four people in his closest circle round that may have had symptoms. It is uncertain whether the man may have infected others.

- But now is no strong evidence, says kommuneoverlege Sigurd W. L?vhaug to Farsunds Newspaper's line.

Folkehelseinstituttet confirms this.

Waiting for test results

- We had confirmed this late Wednesday night. The man was sick after he came home from New York and is now healthy. He followed up by the municipality superior in Farsund, says senior adviser in Folkehelseinstituttet, Therese ?degaard told NTB.

Samples analyzed at Folkehelseinstituttet, but was not clear Friday.

- In the course of Friday, we have not been confirmed any new cases. And samples of persons in the man's hand circuit has not been analyzed, "says Affairs Ann Kristin Torp in Public Health at NTB Friday night.

Last Saturday, it was discovered swine flu with a woman in the 40-years who had been on vacation in Las Vegas, and 9. May were confirmed two cases of Influensaen. So far no one has been infected Norwegians in Norway.

Will delay
- The next few weeks we expect more such individual cases of people infected abroad. After each will also have the infection among people in Norway. The measures now aim to delay the spread in the country, said Folkehelseinstituttet to the Manager.

World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed 10,000 cases of H1N1 infection, A-Influensaen worldwide, and 80 deaths as a result of this. (ANB-NTB)

http://www.ha-halden.no/nyheter.asp?ArtID=Farsund-mann fikk svineinfluensa
 
Re: Norway - 11 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 11 confirmed cases A/H1N1

11 infected with swine influenza

Oslo (ANB-NTB): A total of eleven Norwegians have been infected with influenza virus
H1N1.

Monday was Folkehelseinstituttet confirmed two new cases. Two men who both are
in 20-years, respectively, from Oslo and Vest-Agder is infected. Both have been infected
during stay in USA.

Previous infection case was detected 4. June.

All the eleven Norwegians are infected abroad, not in Norway.
Folkehelseinstituttet expects it eventually will develop infection between
people in Norway.

http://www.siste.no/Innenriks/helse/article4387344.ece

http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/distrikt/ostlandssendingen/1.6644551
 
Re: Norway - 12 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 12 confirmed cases A/H1N1

The first H1N1 cases among persons in Norway

A person from the Western College has been proven H1N1 virus after having lived together with another
infected person. This is the first case of domestic infections in Norway.

Nominees who have been infected in Norway is from the Western College, and has lived with another
confirmed cases, said Folkehelseinstituttet on their websites.

This is the first time a person becomes infected with influenza A domestic in Norway.

So far, a total of 12 persons had found H1N1 infection in this country.
Expects proliferation
Folkehelseinstituttet expect that it will appear several individual cases in coming weeks
among people infected abroad.

The switch at the same time stated that we also want to get more infections among humans in Norway. It is working now with
measures to delay the spread in Norway.


http://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/iriks/article3115531.ece#xtor=RSS-3
 
Re: Norway - 14 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 14 confirmed cases A/H1N1

More new flu cases

Oslo (ANB-NTB): The last four days there were five new cases of
influenza H1N1 in Norway.

This means that the total has been reported about 14 cases in this country.

The last case that is registered is for a man in 20-years from Buskerud. He
have not been on international travel, but has worked closely with another
confirmed case. The man is the third in which the infection has occurred between two
People in Norway,
writes Folkehelseinstituttet on their websites.

The first two cases of infection of H1N1, also known as swine flu, was detected
in Norway 9. May.

http://www.ha-halden.no/nyheter.asp?ArtID=Flere nye influensatilfeller
 
Re: Norway - 16 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 16 confirmed cases A/H1N1

New case of swine flu in Norway

After it was reported Monday about a new case of influenza H1N1, is now 16 people infected in Norway.

Published 15.06.2009 14:55 - Updated 15.06.2009 14:55 NTB
The last case that is registered is for a man in 30-years from S?r-Tr?ndelag who were infected on the road in the United States. It is the first time there are reports of an infected person in South-Tr?ndelag.

Of the 16 that have been infected by H1N1 in Norway, 12 persons infected abroad, while the remaining four are infected by people in Norway.

The first two cases of infection of H1N1, also known as swine flu, was registered in Norway 9. May.

Of the 16 registered infected seven lives in Oslo, four in Vest-Agder, two in Rogaland, one of Telemark, Buskerud and one in one in S?r-Tr?ndelag.

http://www.aftenbladet.no/innenriks/1042479/Nytt_tilfelle_av_svineinfluensa_i_Norge.html
 
Re: Norway - 23 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 23 confirmed cases A/H1N1

23 Norwegians infected with H1N1

Oslo (NTB): 23 Norwegians are now infected with
influenza H1N1, also known as swine flu.

The last was recorded as infected is a woman in
teens from Oslo. She was registered Tuesday infected
23. June. She is also the first to have been infected
in England. The others have been infected in the United States, Mexico and
Norway.

Ten of those infected are men, and thirteen are women. Of the
23 are nine resident in Oslo, two in Akershus, ?stfold one in, one
in Telemark, one in Ontario, one in South-Tr?ndelag, four in
Vest-Agder and four in Rogaland.

http://www.varden.no/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090624/NTBI/24202853
 
Re: Norway - 33 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Re: Norway - 33 confirmed cases A/H1N1

The first Norwegian children infected with H1N1

Influenza A (H1N1) is first discovered by a child in Norway.

Nine new infections in Norway for one week.

ANDERS HEDEMAN

For the first time a child has been confirmed infected with influenza A (H1N1) - swine flu in Norway,
Printer Folkehelseinstituttet (FHI) on their website Wednesday.

Boy and mother, who is from ?stfold, was infected during a trip in Argentina.

The boy had a mild
disease, and is now recovered.

Infection on tour in Greece

During the past week there have been nine new confirmed cases of influenza A (H1N1) in Norway. All
the reported cases of infection are mild, according to FHI.
Most of the time, the Norwegians are infected in the United States, Mexico and Argentina, but a woman in the 20 --
years from Sogn og Fjordane has been smitten by a trip to Greece.

Folkehelseinstituttet expect that the number of individual cases are infected abroad will increase, and that
eventually also will get more transmission between humans in Norway.

Infection found on cruise ships

It has also been proven infection in seven individuals, both passengers and crew, on a
cruise ships that call Oslo this week. The ship has now left Norway, and the infection has not been
transmitted to some of the land in Norway.

These cases are not considered to be Norwegian, and therefore not included in the official statistics.

Total is now reported 33 cases of influenza A (H1N1) in Norway.

FHI statistics based on official reports from the council and the doctors confirmed
laboratory investigations.

http://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/iriks/article3149623.ece
 
Re: Norway - 76 confirmed cases A/H1N1

Moderate spread in Norway

Oslo (ANB): So far there were 76 cases of influenza A (H1N1), the so-called swine Influensaen, in Norway.

Only eight people have been infected in this country.

Despite the number of infected nearly doubled since last week, describes Folkehelseinstituttet spread of influenza A as moderate.

- We have registered 76 cases and no deaths. The number is still small in terms of population and the traveling time, "says surgeon Karin R?nning NTB.

Eight people, around 10 percent of those infected are infected in Norway after close contact with a person who has been confirmed infected.

- When the number of further infection is so low, it shows that our measures are working. We encourage home insulation for everyone who is infected just to avoid secondary cases, "says R?nning.

Folkehelseinstituttet expect during the summer a growing number of cases of people infected abroad. Eventually, there will also be more infections among humans in Norway. (ANB-NT

http://www.ha-halden.no/nyheter.asp?ArtID=Moderat spredning i Norge
 
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