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The severity measure listed above is for influenza caused by all strains
(regular seasonal flu and the 2009 Pandemic A (H1N1)). In addition, Utah
is collecting data on patient deaths (whether hospitalized or not) known to
have been related to the 2009 Pandemic A (H1N1) strain.
A total of 14 deaths related to 2009 Pandemic A (H1N1) have been
reported to public health this influenza season. This is two more than
reported last week. Of the two deaths reported this week, both died
within the last reporting week (10/25/09 to 10/31/09).
For more information regarding these deaths, please refer to the Local
Health District.
Deaths not previously reported:
o 1 female in Salt Lake Valley Health District, age 50-64 (died within the last reporting week).
o 1 femal in Weber-Morgan Health District, age 50-64 (died within the last reporting week).
