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Escambia County Man Dies From H1N1

JimO

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Source: http://www.northescambia.com/?p=12252

Escambia County Man Dies From H1N1
November 10, 2009

The Escambia County Health Department has announced the first laboratory-confirmed H1N1 swine flu death in Escambia County.

Monday night, the health department announced the death of an adult male with laboratory-confirmed H1N1 virus as well as underlying medical conditions.

?Our sympathies are with this individual?s family and friends,? said Dr. John Lanza, director of the Escambia County Health Department.

In Florida, 149 deaths have been reported in individuals with laboratory-confirmed H1N1.The health department encourages every resident to know the signs and symptoms of H1N1, treatment, emergency medical warning signs, and how to prevent the disease.

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