San Diego Co. reports 25th A/H1N1 death

[Shiloh]

Source: http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-10-21/health-fitness/woman-with-links-to-swine-flu-dies

Woman with links to swine flu dies

By Staff, City News Service
Wednesday, October 21, 2009

A 31-year-old woman with underlying medical conditions is the 25th person in San Diego County whose death has been linked to the swine flu pandemic, it was announced Wednesday.

There have also been three deaths of non-residents that are not included in the local count, according to the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency. To date, 348 people have been hospitalized locally due to the H1N1 influenza, according to the HHSA.

County health officials again encouraged people to stay away from work or school if they have influenza-like symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue. Those with underlying medical conditions experiencing influenza-like symptoms should contact their doctor, according to the HHSA.

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[Tonka]

Re: San Diego Co. reports 27th A/H1N1 death

Re: San Diego Co. reports 27th A/H1N1 death

http://sdpnoticias.com/sdp/contenido/2009/10/30/4/522771

Translation: Spanish ? English

San Diego reported 27 deaths from influenza.
International. San Diego, 30 Oct (Notimex) .- The Agency of Human Services and Health of San Diego announced today that it has recorded 360 human influenza hospitalized, of which 27 have been killed, mostly by complications with other illnesses.
The dependence explained that since the virus was detected / HINI that cause influenza in the spring so far San Diego is the region with the largest number of hospitalized and killed by this disease along the border.

Meanwhile, at Imperial was a death this month because of influenza, but the local Health Department reported it Friday.

In Yuma County, authorities reported the death of a person with influenza, since last spring when they met the first cases of infection.

Other counties in Arizona and Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pima vaccine shortage recorded human influenza, but none has reported fatalities from the disease