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Seventh influenza-related death in Saskatchewan
Health ministry tinkers with vaccination strategy as province?s supply of 280,000 doses almost gone
By Leader-Post, The Leader-Post January 10, 2014 1:00 PM
...Another death in Saskatchewan has been linked to H1N1.
The health ministry confirmed seven influenza-related deaths as of Friday, and a total of 22 intensive care unit (ICU) hospitalizations and 576 lab-confirmed influenza cases this flu season.
H1N1, which continues to be the predominant strain circulating in Saskatchewan and across Canada...
The provincial government has confirmed that there are now 16 people who have died in Saskatchewan after contracting influenza.
The latest update from the Health Ministry says three-quarters of the fatal cases involved people with underlying health conditions. None had gotten the flu shot this season.
Health officials say the number of deaths is now one higher than the pandemic year of 2009 when H1N1 first appeared in North America.