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CanYouStandTheTruth
 Post subject: Norway
PostPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 3:20 am 
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1096 confirmed cases.

http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/svini ... 5728247.ab
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 Post subject: Re: Norway
PostPosted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:40 am 
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OSLO - The first death related to influenza virus H1N1 has been registered in Norway, it was learned Thursday at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, making it the second victim Announced Scandinavia.

"A Danish man died of H1N1. It was by chance in Norway for his work," he told AFP spokeswoman for the institute, Unni Harsten.


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 Post subject: Re: Norway
PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 11:13 am 
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Norway: first death of a Norwegian bound to avian H1N1
OSLO - The H1N1 flu claimed its first victim Norwegian, a woman of forty years died Sunday after contracting the virus, said Tuesday the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.

This is the second death related to influenza H1N1 in the Scandinavian country where a Danish truck driver, crossing in Norway for work, died August 25 of pneumonia caused by viruses.

The latest available statistics, 1153 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu had been registered in Norway as of September 2.


http://www.romandie.com/ats/news/090908 ... m6qwdx.asp
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 Post subject: Re: Norway
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3rd death

A teenage girl from Larvik died Monday
> http://www.vg.no/helse/svineinfluensa/a ... tid=580131

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 Post subject: Re: Norway
PostPosted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 10:35 am 
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A man in his 70-years who were admitted to hospital Telemark (ST) with swine influenza is dead. - He had several serious chronic diseases, so we will probably never get 100 percent response to the swine flu was the crucial reason why he died, "said clinic manager Per Urdahl at ST.

http://www.ta.no/nyheter/grenland/article4590989.ece
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acting head of information at the Oslo University Hospital, Aker, Anders Bayer, confirming that the woman was living in Ås. She was born in 1986. The woman belonged to one of the risk groups.

This is the eighth death in Norway that can be linked to the swine flu. Previously reported seven deaths related to influenza A (H1N1), a man from Hordaland, a woman from Oslo, a man from Oppland, a man from Telemark, a teenager from Vestfold, a woman from Akershus and a Danish man who lived in Norway

http://www.oblad.no/article/20091020/NY ... GGJESTEBOK
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A woman in the 50's died at the Akershus University Hospital of the disease, informs NIPH today.


http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/1.6830853
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Norway Hogs Infected with H1N1 Virus
Pork news source | Thursday, October 15, 2009

Norwegian veterinary authorities have reported an outbreak of the Type A H1N1 virus in swine, reports ThePigSite.

An immediate notification was sent to the World Organization for Animal Health on Monday stating that this is an emerging disease in the country. According to the report, the disease, so far, has made only a small zoonotic impact.

The disease is a result of contact with an infected person. The report states that the farmer of the herd had been sick with flu-like symptoms for some time and last week the diagnosis of pandemic flu (Type A H1N1/2009) was confirmed. The infection seems to have been introduced in the herd from humans to the pigs in the farrowing unit.

Several measures are being applied to curb the spread of the disease.
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Les autorités sanitaires norvégiennes ont préconisé vendredi une vaccination en masse contre la grippe H1N1 en Norvège, où la pandémie a fait 10 morts, alimentant les critiques sur une supposée lenteur de l'administration.

> http://www.romandie.com/infos/News2/091 ... v35354.asp

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 Post subject: Re: Norway
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(This is basically the same message as what H1N1 posted below in French.)

Norway recommends swine flu shots for entire population after spike in infections

OSLO, Norway — Norway's Health Ministry has recommended that its entire population be vaccinated against swine flu after a recent spike in infections.

Health Minister Anne-Grete Stroem-Erichsen announced Friday that the government is recommending that Norway's 4.8 million people, except children under 6 and pregnant women in the first trimester, receive the vaccine. It will be available to the general public by mid-November

Public health authorities estimate "more than 100,000 Norwegians" are or have been infected this year. Ten have died.
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