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Concern As 10 People Die Of Swine Flu (H1N1) In UK In Six Weeks
Fear of another H1N1 influenza epidemic, also known as swine flu, has been expressed by some health experts in the UK after the country's Health Protection Agency (HPA) confirmed that ten people have died after becoming infected over the last six weeks. The HPA confirms that the H1N1 virus is circulating again this winter.
The number of H1N1-infected patients with severe symptoms is starting to grow, the HPA informs. Individuals under the age of sixty-five have a higher risk of developing complications.
Head of Respiratory Diseases at the HPA, Professor John Watson said the virus has spread more rapidly than he would have expected.
English media report that eight schools and an Army barracks have been affected by flu outbreaks this week.
People throughout the United Kingdom are being urged to get their flu jab if they have not done so already.
Great Britain was one of the first countries hit by the swine flu pandemic which originated in Mexico last year. During its peak, over 100,000 new cases were being reported each week across the UK.
According to The Independent, 494 people died in the UK of swine flu during the pandemic.
Fear of another H1N1 influenza epidemic, also known as swine flu, has been expressed by some health experts in the UK after the country's Health Protection Agency (HPA) confirmed that ten people have died after becoming infected over the last six weeks. The HPA confirms that the H1N1 virus is circulating again this winter.
The number of H1N1-infected patients with severe symptoms is starting to grow, the HPA informs. Individuals under the age of sixty-five have a higher risk of developing complications.
Head of Respiratory Diseases at the HPA, Professor John Watson said the virus has spread more rapidly than he would have expected.
English media report that eight schools and an Army barracks have been affected by flu outbreaks this week.
People throughout the United Kingdom are being urged to get their flu jab if they have not done so already.
Great Britain was one of the first countries hit by the swine flu pandemic which originated in Mexico last year. During its peak, over 100,000 new cases were being reported each week across the UK.
According to The Independent, 494 people died in the UK of swine flu during the pandemic.
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