Date:   11/25/2005 2:57:30 PM ( 20 y ago)
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>>> Parazapper; 36000 people die in the US yearly from influenza and related conditions.



1979: 604

1981: 3,006

1983: 1,431

1985: 2,054

1987: 632

1989: 1,593

1991: 1,137

1993: 1,044

1995: 606

1996: 745

1997: 720

1998: 1,724

1999: 1,665

2000: 1765

2001: 257



Yes, I guess that you can not tell the difference.



Since I know and understand the difference, let me explain. influenza and related conditions. This contains individuals who had the flu and developed pneumonia, etc and subsequently died.



The lower rates are for those who died from influenza directly.



Be sensible. It does not matter to a dying person whether the flu killed them directly or if the pneumonia that they caught as a result of the flu killed them. If they did not have the flu to begin with, they probably would not have caught pneumonia.



>- you get a remainder of 177 people in the US under the age of 65 who died from the flu in the year 2000.



Of these, how many had received the flu vaccination? Do not get me wrong, I have never had a flu shot, will not take one, and do not support the flu vaccine, but if you want to throw rocks, I say leave no stone unturned.



Leaving no stone unturned, how many of those who died of pneumonia had the flu first and how many of them had the flu shot.



>- flu with "virus not identified



So, are you willing to pay for the identification of these viri at severl thousands a pop? Somebody has to and unless it is something major, it is not going to happen. For that reason the attending doctor assertains that flu symptoms were or were not present during the illness before the patient died. This is strictly by symptomology unless an complete autopsy is called for. Autopsies are often avoided due to individual or family reasons. You should consider the sensibilities involved here. Not every case is completely or properly diagnosed due to financial and personal constraints.



If you are willing to spend $2000 to $5000 testing every person that dies in the US, I am sure that the number of influenza daeths will rise significantly just because many are overlooked.
 

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