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The London-Middlesex Health Unit is reporting that one person has died as a result of influenza. That patent, however, also had underlying health conditions.
By this time last year, a dozen people had died of flu-related symptoms.
Six other cases of flu were reported last week, as well, in what has been a lighter-than-normal season.
Thus far in 2012, there have been 15 influenza A cases and 11 influenza B cases identified in Middlesex London.
The warm temperatures don?t mean it?s over yet, though. Based on the available information, influenza activity in Middlesex London remains relatively low but may be showing signs of increase.
Wednesday, March, 14, 2012 - 2:02:25 PM
Flu claims a life in Middlesex-London area
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reporting that one person in its coverage area has died from the flu this season.
In a report released Monday (March 12), the unit stated that three cases of influenza A and three cases of influenza B have recently been reported to the unit with one of those cases resulting in a death.
Although the unit would not release details on where the person who died was from, it did state in the report the deceased person had other underlying medical conditions...
