Mysterious U.S. Swine Flu Probe Widens as Mexico Finds Swine Flu *updated*

MANILA, Philippines - Over 100 inmates in jails in the provinces of Cebu and Bulacan are under observation for A(H1N1) symptoms, a radio report said Monday.

Radio dzBB’s Cebu affiliate reported that at the Mandaue City Jail, 100 inmates have been placed under observation after they showed A(H1N1) symptoms since last week.

The symptoms prompted the Bureau of Jail Management in Central Visayas to shorten time for jail visits.

As of Monday morning, the report said “only" 67 of the 100 suspected cases had flu-like symptoms.

Meanwhile, 10 inmates at the Bulacan Provincial Jail were quarantined Sunday after showing A(H1N1) symptoms.

Radio dzBB reported that the 10 inmates were placed in a holding area separate from other inmates’ cells.

Provincial administrator Pearly Mendoza said the inmates appeared to recover fast after they were given medication.

Mendoza said changes in the weather and lack of space may have helped the spread of the flu symptoms.

But the incident also prompted jail officials to conduct thermal scanning of visitors before they can enter the jail compound.

Jail officials also reminded the inmates to observe personal hygiene.

As of July 9, 2009, the Health department has recorded 2,688 cases with 95 percent recovery rate at 2,543. Four swine-flu related deaths have so far been reported. www.gmanews.tv...(H1N1)

Peole who were exposed to 1918 virus may be immune to swine flu.
If they have been exposed to that virus, the antybodies are still working.
This is weird.

H1N1 virus takes first Nebraskan victim

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services reported the first H1N1 virus-related death of a Nebraska resident last Wednesday in a news release. The patient was a woman in her 50s who resided in Custer County.

According to the HHS Web site, there have been 264 human cases of the H1N1 virus, also referred to as the swine flu, in Nebraska since April.

While 13 of the 264 patients experienced severe symptoms and were hospitalized, most cases have been mild to moderate, said Marla Augustine, a public information officer for HHS.

This just blows my mind...to think that TPTB think we are so dan stupid that we will just line up like lemmings to take shots.

I think that those trying to vaccinate could expect a few shots too...only not the kind out of a leaking needle.

Seriously now...when is the last time any child was ever given a flu shot?
Is there any one following this thread that has know a child to have been given a flu shot? Is there any one reading this thread that has taken a flu shot? That is more likely, but children? FOUR SHOTS?

In my world, no way no how....

School children who have never had a flu shot may need to get vaccinated four times in the fall - twice for seasonal flu, twice for pandemic swine flu - officials at the CDC told health professionals on Wednesday.

Most everyone else should expect three shots.

www.palmbeachpost.com...

This is a seven minute video...might help get the message out...

SAY NO TO THE VACCINE
got a problem?
do some research...

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search.mercola.com...

www.naturalnews.com...

if you have any concerns print out this form and take it to your doctor to sign: articles.mercola.com...

Three more swine flu deaths in NSW

THREE men with swine flu and other serious medical conditions have died recently in NSW, bringing the state's total deaths associated with the pandemic to 13.

The national toll stands at 35, with 14 in Victoria, 13 in NSW, three in the Northern Territory, two in South Australia, and one each in Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia.

NSW chief health officer Dr Kerry Chant says the men, aged between 47 and 65 years, died in the past few days.

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BREAKING NEWS: Guam's First Confirmed Swine Flu Death

GUAM - At a news conference this afternoon, Dr. Matthews from the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services announced the first swine-flu related death on Guam.

Flanked by Governor Camacho, Lt. Governor Dr. Cruz, Guam Homeland Security, and GVB , Dr. Matthews announced that a 26-year female died of complications arising from H1N1 about one week ago. The female was seen at the emergency room of the Guam Memorial Hospital and was at GMH for about 3 days before passing away while under GMH care.
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U.S. Embassy in Chile Swine Flu Alert.

American citizens should be aware that the U.S. Embassy Santiago cannot demand their immediate release if they have been detained or quarantined in accordance with local public health and legal authorities.

Any questions or concerns about influenza or other illnesses should be directed to a medical professional. Although the U.S. Embassy cannot
provide medical advice or provide medical services to the public, a list of hospitals and doctors can be found on our website at:
www.usembassy.cl under U.S. citizens & FAQ.

Please note that the U.S. Embassy in Santiago is NOT advising Americans in Chile to depart. At this time, the Embassy advises that Americans
review the guidance provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization, and make their own decisions about
whether to remain in Chile.

CARACAS, July 19 (Xinhua) -- A Venezuelan baby girl has died from the A/H1N1 flu and it is the first such death in the country, Health Minister Jesus Mantilla told state broadcaster VTV Sunday.

The 11-year-old baby girl died Saturday and the authorities were conducting a thorough investigation into the death as the girl had neither any close relatives being infected with the epidemic nor any contact with foreigners, Mantilla said.

So far, Venezuela has reported 281 confirmed cases of the flu, 236 of whom have completely recovered, while 45 are either treated at hospital or quarantined at home.

The first case of the disease in the country was reported on May 28. news.xinhuanet.com...

(AP) — SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Authorities in Puerto Rico are reporting three more swine flu deaths, raising the U.S. territory's total of confirmed fatal cases to six.

Interim Health Secretary Concepcion Quinones says laboratory tests are being conducted on 17 additional deaths that are suspected of being related to swine flu.

Quinones said Sunday the number of confirmed swine flu illnesses remains at 52, but she raised the number of suspected cases from 496 to 656 for the territory of 4 million people.

Officials did not provide details about the new deaths.

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Physicians and other health care professionals likely will be among the first to receive a new influenza A(H1N1) vaccine, which should be ready by mid-October, said Dept. of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. www.ama-assn.org...

Deaths and new infections everywhere....

Why is it then that in Holland we have only 179 infected and of those people only 63 got infected here in Holland? (Source in dutch: RIVM (dutch government healt institute)). What are we doing right? Or what is our government not telling us?

Or... Is our government the only one telling the truth? I serioulsy doubt that but there must be some explanation why we have so little infections and England is so sticken by the virus? I would expect that Holland, being a transfer country for al kinds of freight (rotterdam harbor) and people (schiphol airport) would at least have some kind of serious problem.

But so far nothing....

Should I be happy or scared?

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Swine Flu Death Toll Rises To Seven In Ecuador
QUITO (AFP)--The number of people killed by swine flu in Ecuador rose to seven on Sunday after health authorities confirmed two new fatalities due to the A(H1N1) virus.
A statement from the Ecuadorian presidency said the victims were a 24-year-old woman from the southern town of Loja, near the border with Peru, and a 21-year-old man from the southern town of Cuenca.
The number of people infected with swine flu in Ecuador has now risen to 307 since the virus was first detected in the country on May 15.


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Scientists on Sunday unveiled lab-made human antibodies that can disable several types of influenza, including highly-lethal H5N1 bird flu and the "Spanish Flu" strain that killed tens of millions in 1918. www.farminguk.com...

Swine flu death confirmed: Total number of H1N1 cases increases to 16

The death of a 26-year-old Yigo woman on July 11 is the first local fatal case related to the H1N1 flu virus, health officials announced yesterday.
Vanisse Flores Taliman died at Guam Memorial Hospital three days after she was brought to the emergency room, said her husband, Gerino Taliman.
Dr. Annakutty Mathew, Department of Public Health and Social Services medical director, said the woman had underlying medical conditions that placed her at higher risk of developing complications.
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Third Hawaii H1N1 death identified as Big Isle woman

- Media releases compiled by Karin Stanton/Hawaii247.org Contributing Editor The state Department of Health has confirmed the state s third and the first neighbor island swine-flu related death. The woman, who died July 7 at Kona...

Guards will protect stocks of swine flu drug Tamiflu

The guards will protect the medication when new collection centres are set up across the capital during the launch of the national pandemic flu service on Thursday.

It comes amid fears the Tamiflu stocks could be targeted by people desperate to get their hands on the anti-viral drug, or by thieves wanting to cash in on its value on the black market.
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Seventh H1N1 Death In Miami-Dade County

MIAMI (CBS4)
A seventh person in Miami-Dade County has died from the H1N1 flu, the Miami-Dade County Health Department announced on Monday.

The victim was a 55-year-old man.

7/21/09 - Indiana Reports Second H1N1 Death

Indiana is reporting its second death from the swine flu. Indiana State Department of Health officials say a Lake County person died from the H1N1 virus recently. The state is working with Lake County health officials to investigate the death. Lake County has been leading the state in overall confirmed cases of the swine flu and the largest percentage of its population getting the virus.

3 more people die from swine flu in Puerto Rico

Authorities in Puerto Rico are reporting three more swine flu deaths, raising the U.S. territory's total of confirmed fatal cases to six.
Interim Health Secretary Concepcion Quinones says laboratory tests are being conducted on 17 additional deaths that are suspected of being related to swine flu.

Quinones said Sunday the number of confirmed swine flu illnesses remains at 52, but she raised the number of suspected cases from 496 to 656 for the territory of 4 million people.

Officials did not provide details about the new deaths.

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17 additional deaths that are suspected of being related to swine flu