First death caused by swine flu in Europe
A 38-year-old woman from Scotland suffering from a severe form of swine flu contamination died, Sunday, being the first case of death caused by H1N1 virus in Great Britain and in Europe.
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At the beginning of June, the woman used to give birth to a little boy, three months earlier, at Royal Alexandra, city of Paisley, where she had been hospitalized with swine influenza infection.
Paradoxically, laboratory tests showed the baby was not contaminated with A (H1N1) virus. Baby’s health condition is good; he is still in the incubator.
According to the doctors’ statements, the woman used to suffer from other chronic diseases, too.





















































