On a side note, Yuri visited the hospital for cold symptoms on the 4th and was diagnosed as H1N1 on the 5th.
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Vadodara, Mar 7 : A 25-year-old youth died of Swine flu today at the SSG Hospital here, taking the toll in Gujarat to 297.
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Youth succumbs to H1N1, toll mounts to 297 (New Kerala)
It has been confirmed that SNSD’s Yuri has been diagnosed with the H1N1 virus.
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She developed symptoms on 13 February 2010.
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Allison McCaffery, 26, developed flu symptoms during pregnancy which worsened following the birth of baby boy Jacob by Caesarean section.
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On Thursday, EunHyuk visited the hospital after showing symptoms of a cold and there he was confirmed to have been infected with the H1N1 influenza virus. EunHyuk canceled all his activities and is resting at home, SM said. …
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Four San Diego County children developed heart infections after contracting swine flu, killing one of them, according to a study by Rady Children’s Hospital physicians.
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Study: H1N1 Can Lead To Heart Infection (KGTV San Diego)
Virtually all of the H1N1 patients, 99.7 percent, were given antiviral treatment, most within 48 hours of having symptoms . In addition to early treatment, the authors credited aggressive management of the hospital’s intensive care unit …
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Doctors at Rady Children’s Hospital have detailed the cases of four San Diego County children who developed heart infections after becoming ill with swine flu, a life-threatening complication that has received scant attention.
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H1N1 flu can attack the heart (San Diego Union-Tribune)