FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 - July 12

[JimO]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Yes, and I find that extremely valuable, but when I want to quote quick stats to someone, it would have more of an immediate impact to be able to easily tell them the aggregate number of deaths WITH aggregate info about ages and presence of underlying conditions.

I'm certain Appleblossom's work is going to start getting really crazy. If you would be willing to create a new thread with that kind of summary, that would be awesome. I've taken on hospitalizations by state, which is a exercise in frustration, but as the deaths increase, we might have to divide up duties by region if we want to continue to post the most current information. Also, additional threads summarizing various data, such as what you are looking for, will become more and more useful. Any thoughts?

[appleblossom]

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Is there any posting that shows a summary of this form:

State, Number of deaths, Avg age of decedents, Percentage of decedents w/underlying conditions

E.g., Arizona would be:

Arizona: 10 deaths, Average age 33, 50% w/underlying conditions

I think that kind of a summary would be helpful, but I understand that it could be a bit misleading (e.g., I could only use 6 of the 10 cases in Arizona to figure the average age).

No, we don't have a list like that. But that's a great idea. I'm already at the limit of what I can contribute here, but I say if anyone has different notions of how the data should be organized, please do start a new thread. It would be interesting to see.

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 7/2/09 .....

Arizona - 10
California - 21
Connecticut - 6
District of Columbia - 1
Florida - 5
Hawaii - 1
Illinois - 13
Maryland - 1
Massachusetts - 4
Michigan - 7
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 2
New Jersey - 9
New York - 51
North Carolina - 2
Ohio - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 4
Pennsylvania - 5
Rhode Island - 1
Texas - 18
Utah - 10
Virginia - 2
Washington - 3
Wisconsin - 4

TOTAL - 185*
*This number represents deaths as described and reported in the media. The known CFR of H1N1 is 0.4%

#185 Oregon - Multnomah County, unidentified adult 25-64 years old, 2nd in Multnomah and 4th in Oregon, reported 7/2/09 by OR DHS


U.S. Deaths Abroad:

#1 Canada, Ontario - Mill Valley, California resident Robert A. Derzon, a 78 year old man, died in Orangeville while visiting a friend, died 6/17/09 reported 6/17/09 *son confirms that it was H1N1


Suspected Deaths are now being tracked by pflu in a new thread, found here.

[Farmer]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Updated graph of reported deaths.

[JimO]

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Source: http://www.sonomanews.com/articles/2...e183455003.txt

Here are a few more details (pitifully few) on the Sonoma County death in California. It all sounds so "cloak and dagger" to me.

According to the June 29th article, the man died on June 26th.

An elderly man who died at an unnamed Sonoma County hospital last Friday is suspected of having the H1N1 flu, marking the first death related to the virus in the county.

The Sonoma County Department of Public Health has remained tight-lipped on the details surrounding the death. Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Mary Maddux-Gonz?lez would only say that the man was under treatment for a pre-existing medical condition at the time of his death. "We are saddened by the death of a member of our community and our thoughts and sympathies go out to his family and friends," Maddux-Gonz?lez said in a press release.

The department would not name the hospital the man was treated at or the city where he lived. According to Public Health officials, the man was experiencing flu-like symptoms consistent with the H1N1 virus prior to his death, which caused hospital officials to send a culture to the County Public Health Lab for testing. Results on Monday showed that the man had a probable case of H1N1 virus, meaning the tests showed it was likely but the virus strain will still need to be confirmed by the State Public Health Laboratory.

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

How's this for cloak and dagger? California is reporting 4 new deaths on their DPH website.

http://www.cdph.ca.gov/data/statisti...ataTables.aspx

Newest deaths are 1 in San Mateo county, 2 in Orange county, and 1 in Santa Clara county. State total is reported as 23, but our unique CA reports come to 24. I'm getting 3 deaths in San Diego county, CA DPH is reporting only 2.

They are also reporting only 1 death in Sonoma County, but the earlier details I have on the elderly man who died don't match those in the article Jim put up. The new article says he died 6/26, and I have an earlier report that the elderly Sonoma County man died 6/19/09.

???

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Flutrackers Confirmed U.S. Fatalities 7/2/09 .....

Arizona - 10
California - 24
Connecticut - 6
District of Columbia - 1
Florida - 5
Hawaii - 1
Illinois - 13
Maryland - 1
Massachusetts - 4
Michigan - 7
Minnesota - 1
Missouri - 1
Nevada - 2
New Jersey - 9
New York - 51
North Carolina - 2
Ohio - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 4
Pennsylvania - 5
Rhode Island - 1
Texas - 18
Utah - 10
Virginia - 2
Washington - 4
Wisconsin - 4

TOTAL - 188*
*This number represents deaths as described and reported in the media. The known CFR of H1N1 is 0.4%

#185 Oregon - Multnomah County, unidentified adult 25-64 years old, 2nd in Multnomah and 4th in Oregon, reported 7/2/09 by OR DHS
#186 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#187 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#188 Santa Clara County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH

U.S. Deaths Abroad:

#1 Canada, Ontario - Mill Valley, California resident Robert A. Derzon, a 78 year old man, died in Orangeville while visiting a friend, died 6/17/09 reported 6/17/09 *son confirms that it was H1N1


Suspected Deaths are now being tracked by pflu in a new thread, found here.

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Can someone check my California details? This is what I have right now:

California: 24
#1 San Bernadino County male in his 40's, died mid May reported 6/1/09 *pneumonia, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, died at home
#2 Los Angeles County, middle aged female, died late May reported 6/1/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#3 Contra Costa County, Concord 9 year old girl, Karen Perez died 5/29/09 reported 6/4/09 *secondary bacterial infection, previously healthy
#4 Orange County middle aged male, reported 6/8/09 *unspecified pre-existing conditions
#5 Alameda County middle aged male, died 6/10/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#6 Alameda County middle aged male, reported 6/9/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#7 San Diego County, San Marcos, 20 year old woman, Adela Chevalier, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, not a student and had not recently traveled, slight fever 6/13, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours from respiratory complications without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#8 Contra Costa County, middle aged man reported 6/17/09 *no other health conditions, no known connection with the other Contra Costa death
#9 San Mateo County, middle aged woman reported 6/22/09 *underlying heart and lung conditions, "This individual could easily have died if she just got seasonal flu" - Chief Health Officer Scott Morrow
#10 Sacramento County, 24 year old woman Beth Kizere, died 6/23/09 reported 6/23/09 *overweight with allergies, asthma suspected, mother described her as otherwise "healthy, robust, energetic", instead of describing her weight as an "underlying condition" the hospital stated that the weight helped sustain her through her illness, Beth became sick on a trip to Las Vegas, started with a dry scratchy cough and fluctuating temperature, no medical insurance, did not seek care right away, sought care when fever reached 104 deg., hospitalized 6/13, initially suspected to have pneumonia, H1N1 confirmed 6/17
#11 Contra Costa, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#12 Los Angeles, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09 Is this Cristian Torres Rodriguez ??
#13 Orange County, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#14 Orange County, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#15 Sonoma County, unidentified person, no report date? Is this Sonoma County, elderly man died 6/19/09 reported 6/19/09??
#16 San Mateo, died 6/22/09 reported 6/25/09 *obese, had a lung condition which may have contributed to his death, H1N1 confirmed 6/25 postmortem
#17 Solano County, 53 year old man reported 6/25/09 *healthy, California's 17th death
#18 San Diego County, Spring Valley, 49 year old woman Alejandra R. Gonzalez, died 6/23/09 reported 6/29/09 *considerable underlying conditions, hospitalized 6/23, had suffered nausea and vomiting for a few days, H1N1 postive postmortem 6/29
#19 San Diego County, 75 year old man died 6/28/09 reported 6/29/09 *considerable underlying conditions, admitted to ER 6/21, H1N1 postive postmortem 6/29
#20 Marin County, 33 year old woman died 6/30/09 reported 7/1/09 *pre-existing medical conditions, became ill approx. 6/17, hospitalized 6/20, given Tamiflu, when her condition worsened transferred from Marin County to an Alameda County hospital, where she then died, H1N1 confirmed 6/30
#21 San Mateo County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#22 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#23 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#24 Santa Clara County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH

[JimO]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

I'm pretty sure that the three you listed in San Diego County are all unique cases that have been correctly identified. I'm not sure what to make of the case or cases in Sonoma County. I suppose that they could have gotten the dates mixed up and reported the same case with two different timelines, given the "tight-lippedness" of the County Health Dept. For now, maybe we should show one confirmed and one suspected case.

The only other possibility that I can think of is that case #19 was attributed to the wrong county and is one of the elderly men reported from Sonoma County. But that still gives us one more than the State.

[JimO]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

They are also reporting only 1 death in Sonoma County, but the earlier details I have on the elderly man who died don't match those in the article Jim put up. The new article says he died 6/26, and I have an earlier report that the elderly Sonoma County man died 6/19/09.

Source: http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article...r-the-long-run

Ok, now to confuse things further...

On June 20, an elderly man with ?multiple underlying, chronic conditions? was the first person in Sonoma County to die after becoming ill with swine flu. The man had been hospitalized a week before he died.

Local public health officials continue to monitor recent outbreaks, including one at Camp Newman-Swig on Porter Creek Road, where a number of camp staff became ill with flu-like symptoms. The camp re-opened as planned on Thursday.

Two other outbreaks occurred earlier this month at Sonoma Developmental Center and at a local skilled nursing facility.

There have been 10 confirmed and 28 probable cases of swine flu in Sonoma County, with the one death, officials said Friday.

June 19, June 20, and June 26. It sounds like two different people a week apart.

[JimO]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Source: http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article...-Sonoma-County

This article was published on June 19th, which means the June 20th death is probably incorrect and it can't be reporting a death that occurred on the 26th, unless they've discovered time travel.

An elderly man with pre-existing medical conditions has become Sonoma County?s first probable swine flu fatality, Dr. Mary Maddux-Gonz?lez, county health officer, announced Friday.

The man died Friday at a local hospital, Maddux-Gonz?lez said in a statement. No other information about the patient was provided.

The case was determined to be a probable H1N1 influenza based on laboratory testing Thursday at the Sonoma County Public Health lab, authorities said.

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

so let's leave the article on the 6/26 elderly man in Sonoma as a possible suspected fatality for pflu, and I'll stick with the 6/19 date for our confirmed list.

[appleblossom]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

current to 188 deaths, new info in California, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Washington

Confirmed U.S. Deaths - Details updated 7/3/09

Arizona: 10
#1 Maricopa County female in her late 40's, died week of 5/3 reported 5/14/09 *lung condition
#2 Pinal County, Gila River Reservation 57 year old female, died 5/10/09 reported 5/19/09 *unspecified pre-existing conditions, compromised immune system
#3 Pima County, Tuscon 13 year old boy, Johnny Ruiz Cotter died 5/15/09 reported 5/20/09 *severe medical conditions, cerebral palsy
#4 Pima County 10 year old female, died 5/17/09 reported 5/27/09
#5 Pinal County 64 year old female, died week of 5/24/09 reported 6/4/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#6 No location given, 6th death in the state, unidentified person 25 to 64 years old, reported 6/10/09 by AZ DHS
#7 No location given, 7th death in the state, unidentified person 0-4 years old, reported 6/18/09 by AZ DHS
#8 No location given, 8th death in the state, unidentified person 25-64 years old, reported 6/24/09 by AZ DHS
#9 Cuchino County, adolescent boy reported 6/26/09 *hospitalized in Flagstaff, died week of 6/26, tested H1N1 positive postmortem
#10 Pinal County, 7 year old boy died week of 6/26 reported 6/30/09 *underlying health conditions, being treated in a local hospital at the time of his death

California: 24
#1 San Bernadino County male in his 40's, died mid May reported 6/1/09 *pneumonia, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, died at home
#2 Los Angeles County, middle aged female, died late May reported 6/1/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#3 Contra Costa County, Concord 9 year old girl, Karen Perez died 5/29/09 reported 6/4/09 *secondary bacterial infection, previously healthy
#4 Orange County middle aged male, reported 6/8/09 *unspecified pre-existing conditions
#5 Alameda County middle aged male, died 6/10/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#6 Alameda County middle aged male, reported 6/9/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#7 San Diego County, San Marcos, 20 year old woman, Adela Chevalier, reported 6/16/09 *healthy, not a student and had not recently traveled, slight fever 6/13, respiratory symptoms 6/14, went to ER 6/15, died within 24 hours from respiratory complications without leaving ER, confirmed with H1N1 6/16
#8 Contra Costa County, middle aged man reported 6/17/09 *no other health conditions, no known connection with the other Contra Costa death
#9 San Mateo County, middle aged woman reported 6/22/09 *underlying heart and lung conditions, "This individual could easily have died if she just got seasonal flu" - Chief Health Officer Scott Morrow
#10 Sacramento County, 24 year old woman Beth Kizere, died 6/23/09 reported 6/23/09 *overweight with allergies, asthma suspected, mother described her as otherwise "healthy, robust, energetic", instead of describing her weight as an "underlying condition" the hospital stated that the weight helped sustain her through her illness, Beth became sick on a trip to Las Vegas, started with a dry scratchy cough and fluctuating temperature, no medical insurance, did not seek care right away, sought care when fever reached 104 deg., hospitalized 6/13, initially suspected to have pneumonia, H1N1 confirmed 6/17
#11 Contra Costa, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#12 Los Angeles, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09 Is this Cristian Torres Rodriguez ??
#13 Orange County, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#14 Orange County, unidentified person, reported 6/25/09
#15 Sonoma County, elderly man died 6/19/09 reported 6/19/09
#16 San Mateo, died 6/22/09 reported 6/25/09 *obese, had a lung condition which may have contributed to his death, H1N1 confirmed 6/25 postmortem
#17 Solano County, 53 year old man reported 6/25/09 *healthy, California's 17th death
#18 San Diego County, Spring Valley, 49 year old woman Alejandra R. Gonzalez, died 6/23/09 reported 6/29/09 *considerable underlying conditions, hospitalized 6/23, had suffered nausea and vomiting for a few days, H1N1 postive postmortem 6/29
#19 San Diego County, 75 year old man died 6/28/09 reported 6/29/09 *considerable underlying conditions, admitted to ER 6/21, H1N1 postive postmortem 6/29
#20 Marin County, 33 year old woman died 6/30/09 reported 7/1/09 *pre-existing medical conditions, became ill approx. 6/17, hospitalized 6/20, given Tamiflu, when her condition worsened transferred from Marin County to an Alameda County hospital, where she then died, H1N1 confirmed 6/30
#21 San Mateo County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#22 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#23 Orange County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH
#24 Santa Clara County, unidentified person reported 7/2/09 by CA DPH


Connecticut: 6
#1 Waterbury female over 60, reported 6/3/09 *underlying health conditions including diabetes
#2 Waterbury 6 year old child, reported 6/11/09 *serious pulmonary condition, out of school all year
#3 Waterbury female in her 40's, died 6/15/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified health conditions which lowered her immune response, came to the hospital with respiratory symptoms only, possibly incubating the virus, developed flu symptoms later
#4 Hartford County, unidentifed person in their 40's died 6/17/09 reported 6/18/09 *unspecified health problems
#5 Hartford County, unidentified 50-59 year old person reported 6/23/09 *unspecified underlying condition known to shorten life span, hospitalized 6/13 with fever and respiratory symptoms, died of respiratory failure
#6 Waterbury, 40-49 year old man reported 6/29/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, recently hospitalized

District of Columbia: 1
#1 27 year old man, David Twomey died 6/30/09 reported 7/1/09 *diagnosed with H1N1 week of 6/26, lived and worked in Washington D.C., native of Cumberland, ME

Florida: 5
#1 Miami-Dade County, 9 year old boy Luis Alexandro Munoz, died 6/9/09 reported 6/16/09 *suffered from asthma, family was unaware of asthma until it was announced after his death, hospitalized 6/8 within 24 hours of developing flu symptoms, and died the next day, died 4 days after he was last in school, H1N1 confirmed 1 week postmortem
#2 Central Florida, 30 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 6/24/09 *unspecified respiratory condition, possibly also pregnant?, considered "high risk," hospitalized earlier in June
#3 Broward County, Davie 58 year old man Michael Waldfogel died 6/24/09 reported 7/1/09 *chronic heart problem, symptomatic mid-June, doctor sent him home with flu medicine, last seen 6/20, found dead in his home 4 days later, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/30
#4 Miami-Dade County, 31 year old woman reported 7/2/09
#5 Miami-Dade County, 63 year old man reported 7/2/09

Hawaii: 1
#1 Honolulu, woman in her late 60's died 6/19/09 reported 6/29/09 *multiple serious health issues, contracted pneumonia as a complication, affiliated with the military but not on active duty, died at Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii DOH claims H1N1 not the primary cause of death

Illinois: 13
#1 Chicago 22 year old male, died 5/24/09 reported 5/25/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#2 Cook County, Chicago adult female, reported 5/27/09 *unspecified significant medical conditions
#3 Kane County 42 year old male, reported 5/28/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#4 Chicago 20 year old woman, Caitlin Huber died 5/30/09 reported 6/2/09 *pregnant
#5 Lake County, Gurnee 74 year old male, died 6/2/09 reported 6/4/09 *unspecified significant medical conditions
#6 Chicago, 26 year old woman Edriana Ramirez, died 6/9/09 reported 6/17/09 *healthy, hospitalized 1 week
#7 Chicago, 52 year old man died 6/11/09 reported 6/17/09 *had other unspecified health problems, hospitalized 5/30/09
#8 Cook County, 8 year old suburban Chicago boy Mark Dampier Jr., resident of Oak Forest, died 6/13/09 reported 6/17/09 *no known health problems, became ill 6/11/09
#9 Cook County, Western Springs 29 year old woman reported 6/18/09 *other health problems
#10 Cook County, Mount Prospect 29 year old man reported 6/18/09 *other health problems
#11 La Salle County, 18 year old woman reported 6/19/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#12 Chicago, 54 year old woman died 6/10/09 reported 6/26/09 *unspecified medical problems, hospitalized 6/2
#13 Chicago, 47 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 6/26/09 *healthy, hospitalized 6/20

Maryland: 1
#1 Baltimore metro area, unidentified elderly woman reported 6/23/09 *unspecified serious underlying medical condition

Massachusetts: 4
#1 Boston 30 year old woman, died 6/14/09 reported 6/15/09 *no underlying conditions, became ill 6/5/09, hospitalized 6/10/09
#2 Boston, 84 year old man, died 6/18/09 reported 6/29/09 *hospitalized 6/12, confirmed H1N1 postmortem 6/29
#3 Massachusetts - Boston, 52 year old man died 6/26 reported 7/1/09 *died at his home, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 7/1
#4 Massachusetts - Boston, 30 year old man died 6/29/09 reported 7/1/09 *hospitalized 6/15, probable case of H1N1, confirmation pending from CDC

Michigan: 7
#1 Warren/Macomb 53 year old woman, Reva Miller died 6/1/09 reported 6/3/09 *asthma, possibly infected at hospital
#2 Roscommon County 58 year old male, died 6/4/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified chronic conditions
#3 Macomb County, Madison Heights police officer Ryan Settlemoir, 28 year old man, airlifted to hospital with severe flu symptoms died Thursday 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09 *had asthma and hypertension, but family says overall was healthy, suffered multiple organ failure, Legionnaires? disease ruled out, H1N1 confirmed as cause of death 6/18/09
#4 Detroit, 44-year-old man died 6/15/09 reported 6/18/09
#5 Macomb County, 63-year-old woman died 6/17/09 reported 6/18/09
#6 Detroit/Oakland County?, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan DCH website
#7 Oakland County, unidentified person reported 6/20/09 on Michigan DCH website

Minnesota: 1
#1 Minneapolis 5 year old girl died week of 6/12/09, reported 6/15/09 *special-needs pre-K student, born with a genetic condition that left her medically fragile with a suppressed immune system, required a tracheotomy until age 4, flu caused respiratory distress, briefly hospitalized and died the next day

Missouri: 1
#1 St. Louis County 44 year old male, died 5/19/09 reported 5/19/09 *healthy

Nevada: 2
#1 Las Vegas, 71 year old New York woman died while visiting family in Las Vegas, reported 6/12/09 *unspecified underlying conditions.
#2 Clark County, 33 year old man John Talley died 6/28/09 reported 6/29/09 *healthy, no underlying conditions, at first diagnosed with food poisoning, sick for more than a week before he went to the ER, first 4 H1N1 tests including rapid flu test came back negative, hospitalized 6/15, "critically ill almost from the first day," H1N1 treatment started the day he was hospitalized, given tamiflu/ventilator, according to his friend and roommate he did not respond to the tamiflu, H1N1 confirmation came 2 days before he died with a Polymerase Chain Reaction test

New Jersey: 9
#1 Essex County, West Orange, 49 year old man Michael Reiser died 6/13/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified multiple underlying conditions, became ill 5/30/09, hospitalized with pneumonia 6/2/09, diagnosed H1N1 postmortem
#2 Somerset County, 15 year old boy, died 6/8/09 reported 6/17/09 *died at home after developing symptoms that included fever, vomiting, coughing and congestion, was last in school 6/5 with no symptoms, diagnosed H1N1 postmortem
#3 Sussex County, 10 year old boy died 6/18/09 reported 6/18/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, became ill 6/12, hospitalized 6/14 with cough and fever, last in school 6/11 with no symptoms, H1N1 confirmed 6/18
#4 Union County, 36 year old man died 6/3/09 reported 6/19/09 *underlying conditions, hospitalized 6/1/09 with cough and fever, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/19/09
#5 Hudson County, 79 year old woman died 6/19/09 reported 6/23/09 *underlying medical conditions, became ill 6/15, hospitalized same day with cough and fever, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/23
#6 Bergen County, woman in her 40s, reported 6/24/09 on NJ DOH website *unspecified underlying condition
#7 Middlesex County, Piscataway 44 year old man died 6/27/09 reported 7/1/09 *multiple underlying medical conditions, died at JFK Hospital in Edison
#8 Ocean County, Jackson Township, 6 year old boy Zachary Martinez, student at Lucy N. Holman Elementary, died 6/27/09 reported 7/1/09 *unspecified underlying medical conditions, hospitalized 6/25/09
#9 Union County, 54 year old man, reported 7/1/09 NJ DOH *underlying conditions

New York: 51
#1 NYC, Queens 55 year old man, Mitchell Weiner died 5/17/09 reported 5/18/09 *gout, high blood pressure, family says he was healthy, suffered kidney failure
#2 NYC, Queens 55 year old woman, Danita Lee died 5/23/09 reported 5/24/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#3 NYC, Brooklyn 34 year old male, died 5/22/09 reported 5/26/09 *unspecified underlying condition, not hospitalized
#4 NYC, Queens 41 year old female, died 5/22/09 reported 5/26/09 *unspecified underlying condition, not hospitalized
#5 NYC Bronx 11 week old child, Steven Montanez died 5/28/09 reported 6/1/09 *found unconscious at home
#6 Onondaga County adult, died 6/2/09 reported 6/3/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#7 NYC unidentified person early-mid 40's, reported 6/3/09
#8 NYC unidentified person early-mid 40's, reported 6/3/09
#9 NYC unidentified person over 65, reported 6/5/09 *unspecified underlying complications
#10 NYC unidentified person over 50, reported 6/8/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#11 Onondaga County, Syracuse unidentified adult, reported 6/9/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#12 NYC unidentified person over 65, reported 6/10/09
#13 NYC unidentified person in their 50's, reported 6/10/09
#14 NYC unidentified person in their 30's, reported 6/10/09
#15 NYC unidentified person in their 30's, reported 6/11/09
#16 NYC Brooklyn 11 year old girl, Sarah Michel reported 6/11/09 *heart defect
#17 NYC child under 2 years, reported 6/11/09 Could be Jonathan Zamora Castillo, 16 month old suspected death #11
#18 Westchester County, Yonkers 29 year old female, died 6/9/09 reported 6/11/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#19 NYC unidentified person in their 40's, reported 6/12/09
#20 Suffolk County, Brookhaven 35-45 year old man, died 6/10/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified serious, chronic medical condition, including pneumonia, hospitalized two weeks, unrelated to #21
#21 Suffolk County, Brookhaven 55-65 year old woman, died 6/9/09 reported 6/15/09 *underlying medical problems, ill on 6/6/09, treated by a doctor for respiratory infection, said she felt better, died same day, unrelated to #20
#22 Nassau County, woman in her 20's died 6/16/09 reported 6/16/09 *pregnant, hospitalized 6/5 with fever and respiratory symptoms, delivered a healthy baby by C-section 6/5, transferred to ICU 6/7, confirmed with H1N1 6/15
#23 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#24 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#25 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#26 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#27 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#28 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#29 NYC unidentified person between 25 and 64 years old, reported 6/16/09 *most of the 7 reported 6/16 were hospitalized late May
#30 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#31 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#32 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#33 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#34 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#35 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#36 NYC unidentified person between 26 and 64 years old, reported 6/19/09 *hospitalized in late May
#37 Erie County, Buffalo, 15 year old boy Matthew Davis died 6/20/09 reported 6/20/09 *healthy, complained of a headache 6/12, conditioned worsened over the weekend, hospitalized 6/15 given antibiotic and released, 6/16 vomiting/dizziness/leg condition, hospitalized again 6/17, toward the end placed on life support, died 6/20 from complications of swine flu including pneumonia and MRSA, kidneys failed
#38 NYC unidentified person 25-65 years old reported 6/23/09
#39 NYC unidentified person 25-65 years old reported 6/23/09
#40 Westchester County, Yonkers 26 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 6/24/09 *hospitalized 6/14, medical examiner and death certificate both list "Swine flu" as cause of death, Westchester County Health Department needs more info to confirm or deny
#41 Erie County, Buffalo 9 year old girl Maya Harden died 6/27/09 reported 6/27/09 *healthy with no severe health issues, went to ER with flu symptoms 6/12, diagnosed with pneumonia and sent home, hospitalized again 6/14 for an overnight and sent home, hospitalized final time 6/16, contracted MRSA and pneumonia, critical condition for 2 weeks, on life support for 11 days before she died
#42 Suffolk County, Babylon, unidentified man 65-75 years old died 6/29/09 reported 6/29/09 *serious underlying medical condition, multiple medical problems, hospitalized since early June, confirmed H1N1 earlier in the month
#43 Suffolk County, Smithtown man 45-55 years old died 6/30/09 reported 6/30/09 *multiple acute and chronic medical problems, hospitalized since mid-June
#44 Orange County, Newburgh 32 year old woman died 6/23/09 reported 7/1/09 *no known contact with NY #51, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/30
#45 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#46 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#47 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#48 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#49 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#50 NYC, unidentified person 25-65 reported 7/1/09 by NYC DOH
#51 Orange County, Newburgh 37 year old woman reported 7/1/09 *no underlying medical conditions, 2nd Orange County death, no known contact with NY #44, symptomatic 6/16, hospitalized 6/22

North Carolina: 2
#1 Guilford County, Greensboro adult man died 6/19/09 reported 6/24/09 *had recently had a heart procedure at Moses Cone Hospital, was discharged in improving condition with no signs of influenza, several days later admitted to Wesley Long Hospital in critical condition with severe pneumonia, died hours later in ICU, tested positive for H1N1 postmortem
# 2 Guilford County, Greensboro, unidentified adult man died 6/26/09 reported 6/26/09 *pre-existing medical conditions, being treated in hospital for asthma complications before H1N1 diagnosis, infected a respiratory therapist who later exposed 33 infants at Woman's Hospital

Ohio: 1
#1 Butler County, Hamilton 46 year old man died 6/29/09 reported 7/2/09 *unspecified health problems which may have contributed to his death, first experienced symptoms 6/21, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 7/2

Oklahoma: 1
#1 Kay County 43 year old male, reported 6/8/09 *underlying conditions including asthma, not hospitalized

Oregon: 4
#1 Marion County adult female, died 6/7/09 reported 6/8/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#2 Marion County, child younger than 5 died 5/16/09 reported 6/23/09 *no underlying medical conditions, 2 days of fever, not hospitalized
#3 Multnomah County, unidentified adult 25-64 years old reported 6/26/09 by CDC
#4 Multnomah County, unidentified adult 25-64 years old reported 7/2/09 by OR DHS

Pennsylvania: 5
#1 Berks County 55 year old female, reported 6/4/09 *asthma, diabetes
#2 Philadelphia 26 year old female, died 6/7/09 reported 6/8/09
#3 Pike County 48 year old woman died 6/14/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified underlying condition, hospitalized and died at Bon Secours Hospital in Port Jervis, NY
#4 Philadelphia, middle aged person (man?) reported 6/25/09 *underlying condition, H1N1 confirmed postmortem late week of 6/26
#5 Philadelphia, middle aged person (woman?) reported 6/30/09 *underlying condition, H1N1 confirmed postmortem late week of 6/26

Rhode Island: 1
#1 Kent County, teenage girl died 6/14/09 reported 6/17/09 *unspecified underlying conditions, special needs student at Meeting Street School, showed no symptoms while in class, H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/17

Texas: 18
#1 Brownsville 23 month old child, Miguel Tejada Vazquez died 4/27/09 reported 4/29/09 *neonatal myasthenia gravis, heart defect, problems swallowing, chronic hypoxia
#2 Cameron County 33 year old woman, Judy Trunnell died 5/5/09 reported 5/5/09 *pregnant, asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis
#3 Corpus Christi 33 year old man, Carlos Garnica died 5/6/09 reported 5/15/09 *hypothyroidism, hypertension, enlarged heart, sleep apnea, morbid obesity, died of viral pneumonia
#4 El Paso 42 year old male, died 5/19/09 reported 5/29/09 *unspecified underlying conditions
#5 El Paso 24 year old woman, Jessica Avalos died 5/24/09 reported 5/29/09 *pregnant, sick for 2 months, died 3 days after C-section, rapid flu test was negative
#6 El Paso 43 year old male, died 6/4/09 reported 6/5/09
#7 Fort Bend County 12 year old female, died 5/26/09 reported 6/8/09 *unspecified severe underlying conditions
#8 Victoria County, Bloomington, 60 year old woman Maria Monroe, died 6/6/09 reported 6/10/09 *suffered from lupus for 20 years, then in the last 5 years the lupus went away, had diabetes, scheduled for a kidney transplant b/c of lupus damage, 5/26 developed a bad cough, kidney transplant postponed, 5/27-28 started a fever, 5/30 developed pneumonia, H1N1 confirmed 6/10 postmortem, first person in the area confirmed with H1N1
#9 Hidalgo County, 13 year old boy, died week of 6/12/09 reported 6/15/09 *no underlying conditions
#10 Hidalgo County, woman in her 30's, died week of 6/12/09 reported 6/15/09
#11 Northeast El Paso, 59 year old man reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition, hospitalized for flu-like illness
#12 Bexar County, unidentified woman died "in June" reported 6/24/09 TX DSHS
#13 Bexar County, unidentified woman died "in June" reported 6/24/09 TX DSHS
#14 Bexar County, unidentified man died in June reported 6/24/09
#15 El Paso County 82 year old man, reported 6/25/09 *hospitalized with influenza like illness, H1N1 confirmed
#16 Austin-Travis County, Pflugerville 49 year old man Ron Stowe, died 6/27/09 reported 6/29/09 *according to his wife he had no underlying health problems, "in perfect health", diagnosed H1N1 6/11, airlifted to Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Temple 6/13
#17 Hidalgo County, unidentified person, Texas #17, reported 7/1/09 TX DOH
#18 El Paso County, East Side, 46 year old woman reported 7/2/09 *she was "believed to have underlying conditions that contributed to her death"


Utah: 10
#1 Salt Lake County, 21 year old man, Marcos Antonio Sanchez died 5/20/09 reported 5/20/09 *overweight, respiratory condition, suffered multiple organ failure
#2 Salt Lake County, unidentified person between 5 and 18 years old, reported 6/4/09 *first reported healthy, then with unspecified significant underlying conditions
#3 Salt Lake County, 25-40 year old man, Doug Dunford died 6/12/09, reported 6/14/09 *hospitalized for treatment of a liver condition, came home feeling well, developed a bad cough and was "turning grey and gurgling", hospitalized, given oxygen, then antivirals and ventilator, died a week later
#4 Salt Lake County, 47 year old woman, Francine Rushton died 6/13/09, reported 6/14/09 *healthy, mother diagnosed with Type A flu 5/30 and given Tamiflu, Franice came down with symptoms, tested negative for H1N1 3 times, was refused Tamiflu, family says she went untreated 8 days, hospitalized 6/9 in critical condition with penumonia, tested postiive for Type A flu 6/10, and positive H1N1 on 6/11, died of kidney failure, lung damage, brain damage
#5 A Salt Lake County, 58-year-old woman died 6/15/09 reported 6/15/09 *unspecified underlying health conditions
#6 Salt Lake County, unidentified man 25-50 years old, died 6/12/09 or 6/13/09 reported 6/16/09 *H1N1 confirmed postmortem 6/16
#7 Salt Lake County, unidentified person reported 6/17/09
#8 Davis County, 30 year old man Jaman Davies died 6/13/09 reported 6/17/09 *morbidly obese, lungs filled with fluid, not hospitalized at time of death
#9 unidentified woman 18-39 years old reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#10 Davis County, unidentified boy 5-17 years old reported 6/24/09 *unspecified underlying condition


Virginia: 2
#1 Chesapeake 34 year old woman, April Wilson died 6/2/09 reported 6/2/09 *disabled, Comelia de Lange Syndrome, cerebral palsy, congestive heart failure
#2 Arlington Health District, unidentified man reported 7/1/09 *underlying condition which put him at greater risk for complications, cause of death has not been determined but H1N1 was a factor

Washington: 4
#1 Snohomish County 39 year old male, died 5/6/09 reported 5/9/09 *heart condition, enlarged heart, obesity
#2 Pierce County female in her 20's, died 6/5/09 reported 6/5/09 *unspecified underlying condition
#3 King County, Seattle man in his 70's died 6/11/09 reported 6/15/09 *multiple unspecified underlying conditions, H1N1 confirmed postmortem
#4 Snohomish County, middle aged man died 6/24/09 reported 7/2/09 *other unspecified health problems

Wisconsin: 4
#1 Milwaukee 27 year old woman, Andrea Morgan, died 6/3/09 reported 6/4/09 *common underlying condition, sought treatment 5/31, sent home
#2 Milwaukee, 48 year old woman, Barbara Davis died 6/11/09 reported 6/12/09 *healthy, family blames delayed health care response, suffered multiple organ failure
#3 Milwaukee, 14-year-old Tiara Mosely-Forrest, reported 6/16/09 *had no other medical conditions which could have led to death, complete physical and blood tests in May reported her as healthy, complained of chest pains in late May, by 6/1 she could not walk on her own, on a ventilator 2 weeks, died from influenza, pneumonia in the lungs, a staph infection, multiple organ failure
#4 Marathon County, Wassau, 12 year old girl Emily Eaton, died 6/17/09 reported 6/17/09 *episodic immune deficiencies since birth, mild autism, hospitalized 6/11/09 with what appeared to be pneumonia, H1N1 rapid test was negative, father says she "deteriorated really fast, like someone turned a switch, went from singing songs to being non-responsive", airlifted 6/13 to St. Joseph's Hospital where she suffered severe respiratory symptoms and multiple cardiac arrests, father says the family had been extra cautious about not traveling, had not left the area and had restricted trips to "Walmart and the park", but that Emily was outgoing and had had a lot of close contact with many people in recent weeks

[wotan]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

52.4% with no announced underlying conditions.

[thebes]

Re: FluTrackers Confirmed U.S. Deaths - June 27 +

Here's more info on David Twomey, the man we have listed as Washington DC's first death. I think he may actually be the 2nd Virginia death that was announced yesterday - he lived in Alexandria and died at Virginia Hospital Center, which is in Arlington.

http://www.news8.net/news/stories/0709/637412.html

Virginia Man Dies of Complications Related to Swine Flu
Alexandria, Va. - Local residents are shocked and saddened after sources confirmed a young Alexandria resident died Tuesday due to complications related to swine flu.

Friends say 27-year-old David Twomey had two passions in life -- communications and politics. His father told a reporter he designed his first Web site in the eighth grade for his elementary school. The news that Twomey died from complications related to swine flu has hit many people hard.

At his Alexandria apartment complex, there were no memorials for Twomey but words of caring and concern came from his neighbors.

Neighbor Robert Morlan was among those who was saddened the H1N1 Virus would take the life of someone so young. "I'm shocked," he said. "You always think it's somebody else, it's somewhere else."

Twomey died Tuesday at Virginia Hospital Center. Sources say he fell ill June 24 and lab tests confirmed besides the swine flu virus, Twomey also had strep throat and a staph infection.

"Usually it's the elderly or the very young. But now it's people in their twenties so it is kind of scary," said Brooke Morris, an Arlington resident.

Twomey's Facebook page is filled with messages of sadness but also memories of good times. A native of Portland, Maine, Twomey moved to the D.C. area in 2007 where he worked for the EPA and the federal courts in public affairs.

"Whenever you lose a life in your complex, it's a life lost. [It] hits the community," said Maurice Snipe, a neighbor.

While it's shocking, it's also a tragic wake up call. Morris, who says she's researched the H1N1 Virus, has concerns about what may happen when flu season hits.

"It's going to be interesting to see how this strain kind of -- how it all pans out. I think it's kind of almost the calm before the storm," she said.

Many wonder about Twomey and what would have been of the young man who had so much potential. "So early in the American dream --- a person's dying of a communicable disease," said Morlan.

Sources say a funeral service for Twomey is scheduled for Tuesday in Portland, Maine.