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The first patient died in Bosnia újinfluenzás. The 40-year-old man was taken to hospital in Mostar, and died in Sunday's H1N1 infection due to pneumonia.

The clinic is the central Bosnian city of four H1N1 human operator-anomalies, a girl is waiting for the lab. According to official figures, more than 160 patients have been shown to újinfluenzát.

The authorities claim that the people, if you're sick, do not go out and seek medical advice by phone instead. Asked the megfázottakat and influenzásokat to wash their hands frequently, wear a mask if possible. Bosnia currently has no vaccine, Tamiflu treated patients. Local reports suggest that there is enough medicine in the country

Swine flue claimed its third victim in Bosnia, the 39-year-old Mujo Pribisic from Sarajevo. Pribisic died in Sarajevo’s Kosevo Hospital where doctors are still fighting for lives of two more H1N1 patients. Bosnia has so far registered 558 H1N1 patients.

Banja Luka
the last 24 hours Clinical Center Banja Luka reported three novooboljela of H1N1, saopćeno from the Institute for Health Protection RS.

One patient is currently in intensive medicine unit of the Clinical Center of Banja Luka and connected to the respiratore.

"The other two patients were initially treated surgically for abdominal diseases, and their general condition rapidly deteriorated during the postoperative period. Tested the 'quick test' to the H1N1 virus and were positive. Shortly after the patients have died. "

Since all three patient samples were taken and sent to the Institute for virusologiju "Torlak in Belgrade on the confirmation analysis of the H1N1.

The Institute's statement says that the total number of patients in the RS of H1N1 to date is 501

Total number currently hospitalizovanih RS of H1N1 flu and similar illnesses, seven, and the total number of confirmed deaths in the pandemic influenza A (H1N1) is three.

24SI - Epidemiologists in Bosnia warned that the dangerous H1N1 virus, or so-called swine flu, if it mutates appear in BiH.

Epidemiologists track his every change after he began to refer their lives in Britain, according to forecasts, proširiće and other European countries.

Mary King, an epidemiologist at the Department of Public Health Federation, said of tomorrow, "the Independent newspaper" that the swine flu last year, was the dominant seasonal influenza virus and that he was in the vaccine.

"The virus is variable, and anything can happen, and if the mutation and its further expansion will not miss us, because it is transmitted through that can not be avoided," said King.

She said that each new mutation of the virus searches for new vaccines, and the epidemiologists, she says, follow the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), and behave toward them.

The Institute for Public Health said they have sufficient vaccine against swine influenza H1N1, and if there are any requirements will see the immunization.

Milka Mrdja, a spokesman for the Institute, said that in the RS since March this year, when he contracted the disease from one patient was not infected.

"Our epidemiologists to monitor the situation daily and during the vaccination of populations against seasonal flu," she says.

According to her, for now there was no need for this kind of preventive care and advised citizens to take as many vitamins and fluids will, to avoid the closed area and regularly ventilated rooms in which they reside.

The RS has recorded more than 500 patients with swine influenza H1N1, and three of them died, while in FBiH 714 patients diagnosed with influenza type A, and 14 died.

Jan Bar, from the Research Center of WHO, said that the new flu vaccine, because such developments may need to be changed more quickly than expected, since it is possible that a new variant of the virus more dangerous, and that from it can catch and people who have already been vaccinated.

The best prevention is not to approach people who have flu symptoms, regular hand washing with soap or disinfectant gel, and bypass operation, kissing on the cheek and, of course, less to go to large gatherings, cinemas, theaters ...

It should be frequently ventilated rooms, put towels on the mouth when coughing or sneezing, clean locks, telephones, keyboards.

At the University Clinical Centre of Sarajevo is now treated six patients suffering from the H1N1 virus, said Srna glasnigovornica KCUS Biljana Jandric. - Two patients that lie at the Intensive Care internists are in serious condition, she said, adding that Jandrić one četrdesetosmogodišnji patient, as difficult case, received yesterday from Gorazde. According to her, for infectious diseases were hospitalized for four patients, while five patients treated with outpatient treatment, because it is a simple case. New cases of patients had no general hospital in Sarajevo "Primarijus doctor Abdulah Nakas", where he recorded two days before the first death caused by H1N1 virus in Bosnia this winter. The receipts from the Institute of Public Health in Banja Luka yesterday there were no new cases of patients with H1N1 virus. A spokeswoman for the Institute Milka Mrdja said that for now has four and two patients who were hospitalized in intensive care units and connected to a respirator, and two younger people who lie at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases. The Serbian Ministry of Health of the Republic stressed that have not yet found a swab of three patients who were sent for analysis to the Institute of Immunology and Virology "Torlak" from Belgrade, while in one case two days ago in Belgrade confirmed that this is a type of influenza virus H1N1.

The number of patients admitted to the Infectious Diseases Clinic, University Clinical Centre Tuzla, with symptoms of influenza H1N1 has increased from yesterday with five to seven.

As we learned in the University Clinical Center in Tuzla, the patients were not life-threatened. Performed testing and is awaiting test results, and were hospitalized in the area of Tuzla, Lukavac Živinica and Brcko District.