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Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Malaga: Nine people were entered by the influenza A virus in the province

Nine people affected by the influenza virus to remain admitted in the ICU of several hospital centers in the province of Malaga. In particular, one in the Hospital Costa del Sol in Marbella; 6 in the ICU of the Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Victoria and other 2 in the Regional Hospital of Malaga. This has been confirmed by the Delegation of Health of the Junta de Andaluc?a in Malaga, which has also reported the income at a private clinic in the capital of another person who was suffering from hepatitis A.

http://www.elmundo.es/andalucia/2014/01/17/52d985e7268e3e7d5b8b458c.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Sevilla: The flu causes the admission in the ICU of seven patients with prior medical problems


Seven people affected by the flu and that they had prior medical problems are hospitalized in Seville in Intensive Care Units (ICU), three in the Virgen del Roc?o Hospital; two in the Valme, a person in the Virgen Macarena; and another patient in the mercy of Osuna. The hospitalizations caused by the flu each year are common and tend to be motivated by the aggravation of chronically ill, so that these revenues are related to the initial state of the patients and not only with the flu, explains the Delegation of Health.


http://www.diariodesevilla.es/artic...te/pacientes/con/problemas/salud/previos.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The hospitalized for influenza in Galicia to arrive at 11, after enter five more in a day

In Galicia were admitted only in one day five people with the influenza virus A. are in total 11 patients, who remain hospitalized in hospitals Gallegos, three of them with a profile more complicated in the ICU. The new Conselleira of Sanidade, Roc?o Mosquera, Yesterday expressed that you are faced with a 'normal' flu and assure you that the situation is 'controlled' .The Health minister said in a Coru?a, asked by a group of journalists, which from the beginning of season 26 patients required hospitalization for the flu virus in the Galician community Of the 15 'already received the high hospital'.



http://www.farodevigo.es/galicia/2014/01/18/hospitalizados-gripe-galicia-llegan-11/950265.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The former congressman Martin Berriolope dies for complications from the flu

The former parliamentary spokesman of the PSC-PSOE Martin Berriolope has died in the early morning hours of today as a result of complications from influenza A H1-N1, after several days in the Hospital Marqu?s de Valdecilla University. According to EFE has confirmed the Department of Health, the death occurred at 3.20 hours in the ICU of Valdecilla, where he was after having been hospitalized a few days ago with cardiorespiratory crisis. Martin Berriolope was born on 11 July 1956 in (Miono) Castro Urdiales, locality in which will be held tomorrow the funeral in the Church of Santa Maria, at 1300 hours.

Industrial teacher by profession, he was a deputy during four regional legislatures (1995-2011).

http://noticias.terra.es/mundo/fall...9f506ce14db93410VgnCLD2000000dc6eb0aRCRD.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Malaga: a doctor of 54 years dies in the Hospital Galvez with the flu A

A doctor at the Hospital Gálvez died today in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the abovementioned private health care facility because of pneumonia caused by influenza A. The patient has been admitted to the ICU since last January 5. "It is very hard for us, because he has killed a person very dear. Deceased has been one of our people," he said to this newspaper the medical director of Gálvez, María del Mar Vázquez.


http://www.diariosur.es/20140120/lo...m_content=ultima-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The Principality is investigating the death of a 41-year-old man for possible flu complications

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a male of 41 years, resident in the sanitary area V, has died this morning in the Hospital Nal?n Valley, possibly by complications from the flu, without that at this time can be ruled out other causes, according to the Department of Health. The patient, who was hospitalized in a private center of Gijon, was taken to hospital in Cabuenes due to the aggravation of a table of possible respiratory influenza origin. In the hospital it was felt that there was a need an admission in ICU, and you transfer to the Nal?n Valley, this hospital with available seats for the income. The Department of Health is waiting for the definitive clinical reports to determine, according to the protocols established by the Ministry of Health and the autonomous communities, if this death must be attributed to the flu.


http://www.lne.es/sociedad-cultura/...-muerte-hombre-41/1530574.html?utm_medium=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Valdecilla: Five people remain in Intensive Care for complications from the flu A

Five persons were admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Valdecilla Hospital as a result of complications from influenza A virus, while 26 are hospitalized in plant (13 in Valdecilla, 11 in Sierrallana hospitals and two in three seas). In Valdecilla, five patients are admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, two men of 56 and 39 years, two women of 47 and 52 years old and a one year-old boy is hospitalized in the Residence Cantabria. Five more people are admitted to plant with tables are considered serious and eight others are hospitalized for flu although do not meet criteria of 'serious case'.

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2034749/0/
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Two people killed because of the flu at the Hospital in Jerez


The flu has claimed two victims in the province in less than a day. The first one is a 35-year-old man and native of Ubrique, which had been admitted to the Centre since December 27. The second, a woman of the same age, who went to the Center last Tuesday with high fever. Both were admitted to the ICU, along with other four patients with serious prognosis and needed assisted ventilation, according to medical sources confirmed.

None had previous diseases that had been able to complicate with the contagion rate reaches 206 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and the largest peak is expected in February


http://www.lavozdigital.es/cadiz/v/20140121/cadiz/fallecen-personas-causa-gripe-20140121.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Granada: four chronically ill affected by flu DIE in recent weeks and three are in the ICU

A total of four patients who had serious chronic illnesses have died in recent weeks in hospitals from Granada after infected with influenza A and complic?r medical box with, and other three patients are admitted to the unit of intensive care (ICU) virus.





http://www.eleconomista.es/espana/n...s-ultimas-semanas-y-tres-estan-en-la-UCI.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

A young man of 28 years, second victim to deadly influenza in Malaga

A young man of 28 years ago, this is the second victim to deadly influenza in Malaga. The deceased was one of the patients admitted in the ICU of the Hospital by the clinical pathology. It was not vaccinated, was 28 years old and was a healthy person, without associated pathologies, what differentiates it from the traditional profile of older person who died from respiratory complications arising from the flu. According to the sources, the young man was in operation for almost a week in the hospital due to a severe pneumonia caused by its flu-like symptoms and despite treatment with antibiotics has not been able to overcome the disease.

http://www.europasur.es/article/and...anos/segunda/victima/mortal/gripe/malaga.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The most current genetic material from Spain suggests H7N9 involvement on the Hemagglutinin segment.

That H7N9-influenced Novel Hemagglutinin is confirmed while a separate Novel Neuraminidase background is also confirmed.
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Six the number of people killed by influenza A in Andalusia

Health authorities are waiting to confirm a second death in Malaga to cause of influenza A. This would be the fourth death from the virus in Andalusia in only two days. In the latter case it is young man of 28 years entered in the University Hospital of the M?laga capital. If confirmed, would be the second fatal case in less than 24 hours after a man lost life on Monday in a private sanatorium.

In the cases of Malaga there are to add other four deaths in the province of Cadiz. The first of these is a 35-year-old man natural of Ubrique, who had been admitted to the hospital de Jerez since last December 27. The second, a woman, of the same age, he came to the center last Tuesday with very high fever. Both were admitted to the ICU, along with four other patients, with grave prognosis and needed assisted breathing, according to medical sources confirmed. To these two deaths there is to add the other two people, one in Jerez and another in the Port, both with pathologies of base that have been complicated by the contagion and they have not been able to overcome the disease. [Read more information about these deaths in the Voice of Cadiz]



According to health sources, The vast majority of the patients with influenza A in public centers of the province are under the age of 50 years, something that initially blamed for that, as they are not in the fork of the populations at risk, have not been vaccinated.


http://www.abcdesevilla.es/andaluci...s&utm_content=uh-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The flu raise up in Andalucia: 13 deaths and 67 serious income


The counseling of equality, health and social policies of the Junta de Andalucia has informed this Tuesday that, to date, there have been in the community 13 deaths from influenza since the season began and are admitted to the Intensive Care Units in the Andalusian hospitals a total of 67 severe cases.

According to details the health administration in a statement, the deaths have occurred in Cadiz (three in the Hospital de Jerez and one at the Hospital Santa Maria of the port); in Granada (four in the Hospital Virgen de las Nieves); in Jaen (one in the Hospital of the Alto Guadalquivir of And?jar); In Malaga (one in the Virgen de la Victoria Hospital and another in a private clinic); and in Seville (one in the Virgen del Roc?o and another in the Virgen Macarena).

http://www.elmundo.es/andalucia/2014/01/21/52de746222601d41508b4574.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

The councilman of Security of Santiago, in the ICU for the flu A

The councilor for security of the city of Santiago, Luis Garcia Bello, is hospitalized because of influenza A in the intensive care unit of the University Hospital Complex of Santiago (Chus), where today sedated and intubated from two days ago. The councilman popular, responsible for mobility, Traffic, police and firefighters in the Galician capital, retains 'stable', according to sources close, and constitutes a new victim to influenza A, which has already caused the hospitalization of 21 people in the community, ten more than three days ago.


http://www.laopinioncoruna.es/galic...santiago-uci-gripe/803851.html?utm_source=rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Lopez Gil confirmed one death due to influenza in the province of Cadiz and another one is 'waiting to be confirmed'

The delegate of the Board in Cadiz, Fernando Lopez Gil, has confirmed the death from influenza A, in the early morning hours of Monday to Sunday, a man in the province of Cadiz. In addition, indicates that there is another case that 'this is waiting to be confirmed' by the medical services and in that regard has asked 'prudence'.

http://www.eleconomista.es/espana/n...-otro-esta-a-la-espera-de-ser-confirmado.html
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Source: http://www.euroweeklynews.com/news/...ga-doctor-dies-of-swine-flu-at-clinica-galvez

Doctor and young man die of swine flu in Malaga
Tuesday, 21 January 2014 11:34

A 54 year old doctor and a 28 year old man in Malaga have died from swine flu; making a total of three deaths from the illness in Andalucia.

The doctor, a gynecologist, had spent two weeks in the Clinica Galvez with pneumonia and lung problems, which were diagnosed as the H1N1 virus, also known as influenza A or swine flu. He went into hospital on January 5, after four days with a high temperature. He had not had the flu vaccination...
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

A total of 11 people are admitted in the ICU of the hospital with the flu A in M?laga

A total of 11 people are still being treated in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the public hospitals M?laga with influenza A, according to sources have informed the delegation of Territorial Health, Equality and Social Policy. As well, have been brought to Europe Press that there are five people in the Hospital Clinico Universitario Virgen de la Victoria, five others in the Regional Hospital - one more than this Tuesday - and one in the Hospital Costa del Sol in Marbella. In the province of Malaga there have been two deaths in patients with influenza A. The past Monday died a man of 54 years in a private clinic and this Tuesday the victim was a young man of 28 years who was admitted to the ICU of the Hospital of the capital.

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2036416/0/
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

18 patients admitted in Cantabria, nine of them in the ICU

Eighteen people still admitted in Cantabria for complications associated with influenza A, nine of them in intensive care units (ICU), according to data released Wednesday by the Department of Health and Social Services.

Thus the figure of hospitalized patients in the region, which this Tuesday were twelve. Of the 18 people remain admitted, eight are in the ICU of the Marqu?s de Valdecilla University Hospital.

This is the four patients who were already in intensive care yesterday (a one-year-old child and three adults in 47, 53 and 56 years), along with four other new cases. Of the latter, there are two patients (a man of 74 years and a woman of 80) that were already in the ICU, but today has been confirmed to have the flu, and two others have been transferred from the Hospital Sierrallana hospitals (a 69-year-old woman and a man of 37).

http://www.eldiariomontanes.es/2014...m_content=ultima-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Three deaths in Castilla -Leon


The Department of Health has reported the death by flu to three patients that was admitted to the University Hospital Hortega - two of them - and in the complex care of Leon, all of them with "pathologies prior serious". In addition, the virus remains hospitalized a total of 65 patients in the various centers of SACYL, 17 of them admitted to the Intensive Care Units.

The complex care of Zamora, with 18 patients admitted, ; Leon, with 11 and Burgos, with ten, is concentrated to a greater number of affected. Seven correspond to the University Hospital of Valladolid; six to Hortega, also in Valladolid; nine to the complex care of Salamanca; two to the Hospital of Medina del Campo and one, in the complex care of Palencia and Hospital of El Bierzo, respectively.

http://www.abc.es/local-castilla-le...s&utm_content=uh-rss&utm_campaign=traffic-rss
 
Re: Spain: Seasonal Flu 2013-2014 (other areas than Aragon)

Health confirms the death from flu to a man of 39 years in Alcazar de San Juan (Ciudad Real)

The Department of Health and Social Affairs of Castilla-La Mancha has confirmed to Europe Press the death from flu to a man of 39 years 'with associated risk factors' in the Hospital of Alc?zar de San Juan (Ciudad Real) .CIUDAD REAL, 22 (EUROPA PRESS)

The patient was suffering from morbid obesity and was not vaccinated, According to the same sources. This is the first death due to influenza that has transpired in this community.


http://www.eleconomista.es/salud/no...-anos-en-Alcazar-de-San-Juan-Ciudad-Real.html
 
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