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Five new flu-related deaths reported
4:57 PM, Jan 10, 2013 |
Written by
Jon Walker
...The death toll is now nine.
All the victims are over age 75, said Lon Kightlinger, the state epidemiologist. Brown and Pennington counties each had two deaths. Brookings, Fall River, Hughes, Lake and Meade counties had one each...
Two more South Dakotans die of the flu
Jan. 17, 2013 4:07 PM, |
Written by
Jon Walker
...The death toll for the season is now 11, with all victims older than 75, said Lon Kightlinger, epidemiologist with the South Dakota Department of Health.
Three have died in Pennington County, two each in Brown and Hughes counties and one each in Brookings, Fall River, Lake and Meade counties...
Five new flu deaths reported in South Dakota
1 hour ago
RAPID CITY | Five South Dakotans, including two Butte County residents, died last week due to influenza.
So far this flu season, 16 South Dakotas have died from influenza and 226 have been hospitalized, according to the South Dakota Department of Health. The total number of influenza cases for the year is 647...
