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Woman with swine flu gives birth Baby is born to swine flu patient
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A pregnant woman who was admitted to hospital in Scotland after contracting swine flu has given birth prematurely.A pregnant woman who was admitted to hospital in Scotland after contracting swine flu has given birth prematurely.
The baby was born on Monday afternoon, at 29 weeks' gestation, in the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley. The child is stable in intensive care.The baby was born on Monday afternoon, at 29 weeks' gestation, in the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley. The child is stable in intensive care.
The 38-year-old mother, who is said to be critically ill, is one of several people in hospital with the virus.The 38-year-old mother, who is said to be critically ill, is one of several people in hospital with the virus.
The total number of swine flu cases in the UK reached 508 after another 49 cases were confirmed on Friday.The total number of swine flu cases in the UK reached 508 after another 49 cases were confirmed on Friday.
The other people in hospital with the virus include a 44-year-old woman from Renfrewshire who is in intensive care, a women aged 23, and two men aged 45 and 37.The other people in hospital with the virus include a 44-year-old woman from Renfrewshire who is in intensive care, a women aged 23, and two men aged 45 and 37.
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The condition of the 37-year-old man has improved and he has been moved from intensive care to a high-dependency unit.The condition of the 37-year-old man has improved and he has been moved from intensive care to a high-dependency unit.
Of the new cases confirmed on Friday, 27 were in England and 22 in Scotland.Of the new cases confirmed on Friday, 27 were in England and 22 in Scotland.
Of those in England, 14 were in London and five were in the South East.Of those in England, 14 were in London and five were in the South East.
Of the cases in Scotland, 16 were in the Highland health board area, five in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and one in Forth Valley.Of the cases in Scotland, 16 were in the Highland health board area, five in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and one in Forth Valley.
The second case in Wales has been revealed to be a 66-year-old GP from Neath Port Talbot, who is recovering after contracting the illness on holiday in the US.
The virus is now in 66 countries, with the majority of cases - including 117 deaths - in Mexico and the US.The virus is now in 66 countries, with the majority of cases - including 117 deaths - in Mexico and the US.
The World Health Organization warned it was "getting closer" to declaring a global outbreak.The World Health Organization warned it was "getting closer" to declaring a global outbreak.