Canada: 62 d?c?s

[Diane Morin]

Surveillance

D?c?s associ?s ? la grippe H1N1 au Canada

L'Agence de la sant? publique du Canada (ASPC) tient ? fournir de l'information sur les r?percussions de la grippe H1N1 au Canada. Tous les mardis et jeudis, ? 16 h, l'Agence diffusera des mises ? jour nationales sur les d?c?s associ?s ? la grippe H1N1. En outre, l'Agence publiera des rapports sp?ciaux sur les cas ou les groupes de cas inhabituels. Le rapport de Surveillance de l'influenza sera publi? tous les vendredis ? 16 h et il fournira une analyse d?taill?e des r?percussions de la grippe H1N1 au Canada.
<TABLE id=table-cases class=widthFull cellSpacing=0 summary="Table 1: Summary of laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 flu virus reported to the Public Health Agency of Canada, by the provinces and territories as of June 10, 2009 at 15:00 EDT." cellPadding=2><CAPTION>Nombre bihedomadaire et cumulatif de d?c?s d? au virus pand?mique (H1N1) 2009, par province/territoire, Canada, en date du 4 ao?t 2009 11h HAE </CAPTION><THEAD><TR><TH scope=col> </TH><TH class=alignCenter colSpan=2 scope=colgroup>D?c?s</TH></TR><TR><TH scope=col>Province / Territoire</TH><TH scope=col>Nouveaux cas rapport?s
(du 30 juillet au 4 ao?t 2009, 11h HAE )</TH><TH scope=col>Cumulatif</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR><TD scope=row>Colombie-Britannique</TD><TD class=alignCenter>1</TD><TD class=alignRight>3</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Alberta</TD><TD class=alignCenter>1</TD><TD class=alignRight>6</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Saskatchewan</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>4</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Manitoba</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>7</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Ontario</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0<SUP></SUP></TD><TD class=alignRight>19</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Qu?bec</TD><TD class=alignCenter>1</TD><TD class=alignRight>21<SUP></SUP></TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Nouveau-Brunswick</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>0</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Nouvelle-?cosse</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>1</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>?le-du-Prince-?douard</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>0</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Terre-Neuve</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>0</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Yukon</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>0</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Territoires du Nord-Ouest</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>0</TD></TR><TR><TD scope=row>Nunavut</TD><TD class=alignCenter>0</TD><TD class=alignRight>1</TD></TR><TR class=totals><TD scope=row>Total</TD><TD class=alignCenter>3</TD><TD class=alignRight>62</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><!--¹ Ce cas ref&egrave;re &agrave; une personne provenant de l'ext&eacute;rieur du Canada.
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Re: Canada: 62 d?c?s

Two more H1N1 deaths confirmed in B.C.
Updated Wed. Aug. 5 2009 12:29 PM ET

The Canadian Press

Two more deaths in British Columbia from the H1N1 flu virus have pushed the total number of swine-flu deaths in Canada to 62.

The Public Health Agency of Canada says the most recent of the two deaths occurred some time between July 30 and Aug. 4.

B.C. officials have not released any details about the victims, although one died in the Fraser Health Region in Metro Vancouver while the other was from the B.C. Interior.

A seven-year-old Fraser Valley boy who died in mid-July was the province's first recorded victim of the virus.

B.C.'s health ministry also says the death of a woman July 14 was associated with H1N1, but is not included in the provincial toll because it was never confirmed in the laboratory.

Figures from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control show 634 B.C. residents have tested positive for the H1N1 virus, while almost 1,300 cases have been hospitalized across Canada.

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