Fat Easier Contagious Flu Pigs?

According to the American researchers, who have more weight or suffering Bada Obesity appeared to have a higher risk of complications affected the spread of flu virus H1N1.

The report published in the weekly report Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Researchers describe your case of 10 patients affected by H1N1 virus in the hospital of Michigan, the United States. Nine of 10 patients classified Obesity. There were three patients who died and two of them Obesity.

Then, the settlement of what the doctors?

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"Complications that occur in serious patient obesites. Flu infection is also getting worse," said the virus from the CDC expert Dr. Tim Uyeki.

Dr. Lena Napolitano from the University of Michigan Medical Center reviewed 10 patients who H1N1 virus is in the room ICU (intensive care unit). Nine of the patients who experienced acute respiratory infections have IMT (body mass index) of 30.

Nine patients examined after the failure of organ functions. Five patients experienced blood clotting in the tuberculosis and there are six patients who also have kidney failure.
"Obesity is a risk of standing alone from complications caused by H1N1 virus. Need more research to find out the detail," added Uyeki.

According to Napolitano, this is not research to find a relationship with Obesity complications due to H1N1 virus. But to disclose the findings of the researchers on the new H1N1 cases.