Phoenix News: Arizona H1N1 Swine Influenza Cases Jump To 435; Phoenix Area Woman Dies
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There are currently 435 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in swine and Arizona State has its first death from the virus.
More than 4700 cases were registered in the United States, according to the U. S. Centers for Disease Control. Illinois has 638, Wisconsin 613, Texas 506 and California 504-m
Death Valley, Arizona has been the women in their 40 years of lung disease.
“Unfortunately, we know is coming. The flu is serious, especially for people with health conditions,” Dr. Bob England, director of the Department of Health, Maricopa County, said in a prepared statement. “But I must stress that this death does not change our course of action here in Maricopa County. The only way to tell us about infectious diseases through the cooperation of: Keep your kids at home when they are sick, keep working from home, when we are sick to our products and keep their hands clean. It sounds simple, but for some of us, these small actions make a difference. “