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Spain : H1N1 fatalities total 21

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://sdpnoticias.com/sdp/contenido/2009/08/27/477719

Google translation:

Suman 20 the deaths from influenza in Spain
Today 11:45 --

Madrid, 27 Ago (Notimex) .- The Ministry of Making and Social Policy of Spain confirmed today that three people died from complications of human influenza virus, bringing the total of 20 deaths in this country because of this evil.

The Health of Andalusia, southern Spain, confirmed today the death of a person, male, 85 years in Seville.

According to a statement, the deceased was a man aged 85 was admitted on 14 August at the Public Health Consortium in Bormujos Aljarafe (Sevilla), where he died days later.

The patient suffered from multiple diseases, but previous tests have confirmed the cause of death is attributable to complications from the human influenza virus.

Moreover, a man of 32 years died Thursday at the Hospital of Tarragona Joan XXIII because of respiratory failure resulting from HIV AH1N1.

On Thursday, another male person, aged 33, died in Galicia, northern Spain, by human influenza complications, but suffered other serious diseases.

The Spanish Ministry of Health and Social Policy said that the estimated rate of influenza in primary care clinic during the week of 16 to 22 of August was 41.17 cases per 100 thousand inhabitants, reflecting some stability in the infection.

This allowed a calculation that Spain may have arisen in the week above 18 thousand 398 clinical cases of influenza, he said the ministry in a statement.

Of the cases studied, 82 percent had positive results for the new influenza virus H1N1 and therefore, it is estimated that the number of cases of a new influenza pandemic that could have happened this week would be about 15 thousand 112.

The Health Ministry said that at present most cases progress in a positive manner, with a recovery in a few days in most of those affected, while 114 cases have been severe since the start of the H1N1 flu alert.

Source: http://elprogreso.galiciae.com/nova/37920.html

Translation:

Vigo man dies because of influenza A
27/08/2009 - AGN

A 33 year old man was killed in the Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de Vigo (CHUVI) from the virus AH1N1. As reported by the Department of healing,''the man died as a result of complications from influenza,''derived from pigs, but had other underlying pathologies.
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Two other victims died in Tarragona and Seville

To report this case, the first death recorded Galicia as a result of influenza A, the Regional Minister of healings, Pilar Farjas, will appear before the media by the medical team in the city center at Olive 19.00.

With this death, in Spain 20 people lost their lives because of this virus since April was declared a global health crisis. In the last hours, the Health Ministry reported that two other people died in Tarragona and Seville.
 
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Re: Spain fatalities total 20

Re: Spain fatalities total 20

Deaths from swine flue (A/H1N1) in Spain jump to 20

In Spain the number of victims from Swine Flu A/H1N1 virus rose to 20 on Thursday.

Two people, aged 33 and 32 died in the cities of Vigo and Tarragona, while the third death was announced in Seville.

One of the deaths has only just been attributed to the A/H1N1 virus.

Spanish Ministry of Health officials confirmed an increase of the A/H1N1 flu virus in the country. As reported in the Barcelona Reporter between Aug. 16-22 saw a doubling of cases to 15,112 cases, in just one week.

This is 41.17 cases per 100,000 heads of population. In the region of Catalu?a, the figure stands at 55 cases per 100,000 people.

http://www.barcelonareporter.com/in..._flue_a_h1n1_in_spain_jump_to_20/2808091102am
 
Re: Spain : H1N1 fatalities total 21

google translated

Influenza A takes its victim number 21 in Spain

Woman of 47 years died last August 24 but now it is confirmed that the H1N1 virus was due


REUTERS - Madrid - 29/08/2009

A woman aged 47 has died from complications associated with influenza A (H1N1) became the twenty-first victim of the virus in Spain. The deceased had a pre-existing disease, as reported by the Ministry of Health and Social Policy.

The Health and Welfare of Castilla-La Mancha informed the ministry of the woman's death on 24 August at the General Hospital of Almansa in Albacete.

Express wish of the family, has not given any extra information about the patient's medical history or on your personal or family health reported in a statement.

This is the second death in this autonomous region associated with influenza A.

http://www.publico.es/espana/246920/fallece/vigesimoprimera/victima/gripe/espana
 
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