Swine Flu-H1N1 Claims 2nd New Yorker-Baby Boomer Dies From Swine Flu-H1N1

Swine Flu-H1N1 Claims 2nd New Yorker-Baby Boomer Dies From Swine Flu-H1N1 in New York City and the 11th fatality of the swine Flu or H1N1.

“A second New York City resident has died after contracting swine flu, the city’s Health Department,” stated Sunday.

WHO reports that more than 12,000 cases of swine flu have been confirmed worldwide.

According to Jessica Scaparotti, a Health Department spokeswoman, “The newest swine flu victim was a woman in her 50s who had underlying health conditions.

So much for the theory that Baby Boomers are more immune from the swine flu, than those younger than the Baby Boomers.

Swine Flu-H1N1 Claims 2nd New Yorker-Baby Boomer Dies From Swine Flu-H1N1 when the news came just a week after New York’s first reported fatality from the H1N1 virus. That victim, an assistant principal at a public school, also had an underlying health condition, according to the health department.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed nine deaths associated with swine flu in six states of America. With more than 6,500 U.S. cases of Swine Flu. Sunday’s reported fatality from New York, was not included in that total.

The worldwide total from WHO before Sunday’s report was 86 deaths out of more than 12,000 cases, according to the World Health Organization.

Swine Flu-H1N1 Claims 2nd New Yorker-Baby Boomer Dies From Swine Flu-H1N1. That person had underlying health conditions. So remember Baby Boomers, take precautions and be safe. For the full story, go to CNN News.