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12 Mar 2010 CDC update issued in February 2010 from United States 2009 April 13, 2009 estimate of the number of H1N1 hospitalization and death.
2009 13 Four-year period of February to CDC estimates 4, 2000000 and 86 million cases occurred H1N1 2009 years 2010. H1N1 infection in 2009 the average level in this range is about 59 people. Associated with H1N1 around 188. 000 389. 000 between hospitalization period 2009 occurred on February 1, 2010, CDC estimates. In this range average level 2009 H1N1 hospitalization related approximately 265 000 is. Between 5... 620 2009 H1N1-related deaths, 2009 period occurred on February 13, 2010 8... 520 for CDC estimates. Average level in this range is approximately 12 000 people are killed H1N1 2009.If the CDC 2009 H1N1 hospitalization and death introduced the estimated number of April 17, 2009 updated November 12, 2009, the estimated value of approximately one month of these commitments. Estimate updated April 14, 2009 was released on December 10, 2009; estimates update for April 2008 in December on January 15, 2010 released; update on estimated April 2010 January 16th-2010 February 12, publishing the. Use the same technique Gets a rating for each set.
Recently on January 17, 2010 13 Feb 2010) from influenza data before 4 weeks estimated from release to 12 February 2010 forecast. Recent estimates hospitalization and mortality estimates after 2010, February 12, published 2009 shows the relatively small increase in the total number of H1N1, case.
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Latest estimated CDC 2009 and be affected by this illness 65 people people less than age 65 H1N1 cases, hospitalization and death continue more strictly in the old emphasized that compared with seasonal flu. Deaths occur this seasonal flu 60% and 90% of hospital admissions for influenza-related people in 65 years old and older and is in contrast to seasonal influenza. 65 And under the 2009 H1N1 around 90% of estimated hospitalization, and in February 2010, April 13, 2009 from 87% of the estimated number of death occurred. Severe infection and death from 2009 all ages including H1N1 65 years or older people, people 65 years by maximum burden was.
CDC is an ongoing vaccination H1N1 2009 old at this point everyone 6 months suggest, etc. are 65 and over more than a serious for this age at death and illness by . People with certain health current vaccination is especially important since most severe cases 2009 H1N1 hospitalization), such as in chronic disease patients has occurred. (To see. "2009 H1N1 influenza: hospital for adults and children between basic health. ") 2009 Medical conditions increase the risk of hospitalization in H1N1 in the lung disease asthma or chronic lung disease (COPD), diabetes, heart, nervous disorders, pregnancy. Also, minority groups (minorities, please see 2009 harder than the H1N1 pandemic has been hit. "Information impact 2009 H1N1, ethnicity or race) is a morbidly obese people serious complication 2009 some evidence to support higher risk in H1N1 early fears.
Vaccination and to have more chances to get infected with practice (ACIP), and July is very become ill priorities early 2009 H1N1 vaccine doses supports Advisory Board's recommendation. Young ages of all children and adults, pregnant women and adults between 25 and 64, medical health risk for complications of 24-year-old six months from the flu there. People 65 years old and is people of different ages can be sick but less so priority is initially old vaccination was. However, if you become ill people 65 and older age at risk of serious complications like reason, became ill if you have the antiviral drugs of the priorities of the people of this age group was realized. ACIP July meeting justified transcript (1 MB) and the slide presentation was discovered as a target group of initial vaccination. Once again ACIP Conference this meeting also is available at on the basis of this decision are listed in October 2009 and slide. 2009 Is online fully ACIP recommendations for using the H1N1 vaccine. People over 65 years old and of vaccine immunization involves people 65 and over old more than enough to protect against the virus of mass H1N1 2009, CDC encouraged vaccines for people who want to receive the first dose, was included in the original group. National influenza vaccination week (NIVW) during a special, 2010 (Thursday, January 15), is assigned for people 65 years or older to help increase the recognition of the importance of and old. CDC recommends every six months and keep older people 2009 H1N1 virus protection that injections, age matter.
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