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saraseer
 Post subject: Re: Indiana
PostPosted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 4:41 pm 
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Local physicians seeing H1N1 sidekick: pneumonia
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Northwest Indiana physicians are beginning to see an unwelcome hitchhiker accompanying some local patients complaining of flu-like symptoms: a particularly contagious strain of pneumonia.

Alexander Stemer, M.D., president of Munster-based Medical Specialists, said his group practice of infectious disease specialists has identified at least three cases of the mycoplasma pneumonia bacteria among local hospital patients with the H1N1 flu virus.
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LAPORTE — Two LaPorte County residents have died from H1N1 flu-related complications, LaPorte County health officials reported.

http://www.southbendtribune.com/article ... googleNews
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-- The Indiana State Department of Health said Thursday that an additional six people died from the H1N1 flu this week, pushing the total since June 1 to 28.

However, incidents of influenza-like illness were down for the second straight week, although still above the peak for the 2008-09 flu season.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/21663546/detail.html
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Woman dies of H1N1 in Huntington
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HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WANE) - According to The Huntington County Department of Health, lab results returned Thursday indicated a 27-year-old woman died in late October of H1N1 flu related complications in Huntington, Indiana.
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The Huntington County Coroner's Office said the woman did test positive for H1N1 and pulmonary emboli contributed to her death.

The Huntington Coroner reminds that any influenza can be serious, but it is essential for the public to know that in most cases H1N1 is causing only mild disease.
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saraseer
 Post subject: Re: Indiana
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[Madison] County confirms first H1N1 death
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State health officials on Thursday night were informed by state epidemiologists that a death from H1N1 had been confirmed in the county in the week that ended last Saturday.

Statewide, six Hoosiers died from the virus in the most recently reported week, bring the total statewide to 28 since June 1.
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Elkhart County resident has died from swine flu

We learned on Monday that an Elkhart County resident has died from swine flu.

The person's name will not be released for confidentiality reasons.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Indianapolis radio host Greg Garrison is encouraging listeners to get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu after a death in his family.

Garrison's son-in-law, Pete Barajas, 37, died Saturday from complications related to the illness, 6News' Stacia Matthews reported. Barajas had been hospitalized for a month after the H1N1 exacerbated former bronchial problems he'd suffered as a child, Garrison said.

Barajas had not been vaccinated against the flu, but Garrison said he would be getting a shot as soon as he can, and encouraged others to do the same.

"H1N1 is a very opportunistic disease if people have a marker, as in my son-in-law with a history of bronchial problems as a kid, and me, I've had pneumonia a half-dozen times in my life," he said." Whenever I can find a shot I'm going to take one, though I'll be 62 in January."

Barajas leaves behind a wife -- who is expecting the couple's third child in January -- and two children.

Garrison hosts the conservative "Garrison Show" weekday mornings on WIBC, and is also a practicing attorney.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/21702594/detail.html
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Health Officials Report H1N1 Deaths in Vanderburgh County
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The Vanderburgh County Health Department reports more than one county resident who tested positive for the H1N1 virus has died.

Health officials did not say how residents died, and could not give any other information about the individuals for confidentiality reasons.
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33 Ind. Deaths Confirmed As H1N1
47 Percent Of Those Tested College-Age

INDIANAPOLIS -- There have been a total of 33 confirmed deaths in Indiana from the H1N1 flu, state health officials said.

In a conference call on Wednesday, State Health Commissioner Judy Monroe said of the state's 35 flu deaths, 33 have been from complications related to H1N1, 6News' Stacia Matthews reported.

She said of the hundreds of Hoosiers who have tested positive for H1N1, 47 percent have been college-age individuals.

Because Indiana has received 1.22 million more doses of the H1N1 vaccine -- or enough to inoculate about 20 percent of the high-priority group -- health officials said they will begin to allocate more to universities.

The overall number of Indiana residents hospitalized with flu symptoms fell 17 percent last week, health officials said.

Monroe says Indiana's second wave of swine flu cases peaked in late October, likely coinciding when college students returning to the state's campuses for fall classes.
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A Pike County resident died recently due to the H1N1 influenze, Pike County Health Department officials reported.

The patient was in her 70s, had underlying health conditions.

“We are very saddened to hear about this loss,” stated Paul Hopkins, director of the health department. “Our thoughts and prayers are with this family”.

The Pike County Health Department continues to work closely with local and state officials to obtain the H1N1 flu (swine flu) vaccine and to get the vaccine out to target groups that health officials are recommending receive the vaccine first. Those target groups include:


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