Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
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Swine flu: First death in Stuttgart
november 4 2009
Swine flu: First death in Stuttgart. Stuttgart is at the hospital today, according to the Ministry of Welfare Stuttgart dead a woman who was infected with the pathogen of swine influenza (H1N1).
The 52-year-old was suffering from a chronic previous illness. Statements about the causal connection between the agent and the onset of death can not currently be made. The ministry stressed that the new flu, even though it has increased in most cases, a moderate course not, should be minimized. The Provincial Government take the situation seriously and have taken the necessary precautions to protect the citizens.
The assessment of the situation had not changed by the death. The vaccination was started. Following the recommendation of the Standing Vaccination Commission initially intended to chronically ill persons and employees to be vaccinated in health care.
Baden-Wuerttemberg has received so far about 316 000 doses of vaccine. This was significantly less than originally thought and was scheduled. It could be that one or the other pharmacy and hence one or the other doctor did not immediately get the amount of vaccine that has been ordered.
A total of Baden-Wuerttemberg will receive 6.35 million doses of the vaccine against the new flu.
http://www.stuttgart-journal.de/tp/.../news/schweinegrippe-erste-tote-in-stuttgart/
Swine flu: First death in Stuttgart
november 4 2009
Swine flu: First death in Stuttgart. Stuttgart is at the hospital today, according to the Ministry of Welfare Stuttgart dead a woman who was infected with the pathogen of swine influenza (H1N1).
The 52-year-old was suffering from a chronic previous illness. Statements about the causal connection between the agent and the onset of death can not currently be made. The ministry stressed that the new flu, even though it has increased in most cases, a moderate course not, should be minimized. The Provincial Government take the situation seriously and have taken the necessary precautions to protect the citizens.
The assessment of the situation had not changed by the death. The vaccination was started. Following the recommendation of the Standing Vaccination Commission initially intended to chronically ill persons and employees to be vaccinated in health care.
Baden-Wuerttemberg has received so far about 316 000 doses of vaccine. This was significantly less than originally thought and was scheduled. It could be that one or the other pharmacy and hence one or the other doctor did not immediately get the amount of vaccine that has been ordered.
A total of Baden-Wuerttemberg will receive 6.35 million doses of the vaccine against the new flu.
http://www.stuttgart-journal.de/tp/.../news/schweinegrippe-erste-tote-in-stuttgart/