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http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/news_releases_2009-2013/2009HSERV0001-000004.htm
Fifty-two new cases have been confirmed since July 14 ? 32 in Fraser Health, three in Vancouver Coastal Health, 11 on Vancouver Island and six in Interior Health ? for a total of 434 cases in the province,
British Columbia?s confirmed cases include:
o Two hundred and twenty-three in Fraser Health.
o Eighteen in Interior Health.
o Thirty-three in Northern Health.
o One hundred and four in Vancouver Coastal Health.
o Fifty-six on Vancouver Island.
? Twenty lab-confirmed cases in B.C. have been admitted to hospital. Ten lab-confirmed cases in B.C. have been admitted to the ICU.
? Two laboratory-confirmed H1N1 cases in B.C. are reported to have died. Another death in the province has been associated with H1N1 influenza but was not laboratory-confirmed.
Fifty-two new cases have been confirmed since July 14 ? 32 in Fraser Health, three in Vancouver Coastal Health, 11 on Vancouver Island and six in Interior Health ? for a total of 434 cases in the province,
British Columbia?s confirmed cases include:
o Two hundred and twenty-three in Fraser Health.
o Eighteen in Interior Health.
o Thirty-three in Northern Health.
o One hundred and four in Vancouver Coastal Health.
o Fifty-six on Vancouver Island.
? Twenty lab-confirmed cases in B.C. have been admitted to hospital. Ten lab-confirmed cases in B.C. have been admitted to the ICU.
? Two laboratory-confirmed H1N1 cases in B.C. are reported to have died. Another death in the province has been associated with H1N1 influenza but was not laboratory-confirmed.