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    Two more flu deaths reported in NC

    Raleigh, N.C. ? Two people have died from the flu since Saturday, bringing the total number of deaths in the state this flu season to 10, state Department of Health and Human Services spokeswoman Julie Henry said Friday.

    The names for the patients were not released, but Henry said one was an adult and the other was a pediatric patient under 18 years old.

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    Two people have died from the flu since Saturday bringing the total number of deaths in the state this flu season to 10, state Department of Health and Human Services spokeswoman Julie Henry said.
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    Re: Two more flu deaths reported in NC

    Source: http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?se...cal&id=7943727

    Dad says Cary teen died from flu
    Updated at 11:12 AM today
    Shae Crisson
    More: Bio, News Team

    CARY (WTVD) -- The father of a Cary High School student who died at UNC last week says his daughter died from complications from the flu.

    Roy Taylor said his 18-year-old daughter Katie went to WakeMed for dehydration after being sick for about a week.

    He said she experienced low blood pressure and fluctuating heart rate so they did a heart catheterization. She was rushed to UNC where she died a few hours later.

    Taylor - who said he's worked as a EMT for 30 years - said that doctors told the family that the H1N1 virus attacked Katie's heart muscle...

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      Re: Two more flu deaths reported in NC

      Source: http://www.newsobserver.com/2011/02/...us-danger.html

      Cary teen's death points to flu's danger
      BY SARAH AVERY - Staff Writer
      Tags: health | H1NI flu | Katie Taylor

      The death of a healthy Cary High School senior last week from H1N1 flu is a reminder that the strain can still be lethal to young people, health officials said...

      ...So far this year, four youngsters in North Carolina have died - fewer than the seven child deaths reported last year during the pandemic outbreak but twice as many than are reported in typical flu seasons.
      All told, the state has recorded 10 flu deaths this year, and not all from H1N1...

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