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GP did not die from swine flu GP did not die from swine flu
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The post-mortem of a GP who died after contracting swine flu has revealed that he died of natural causes.The post-mortem of a GP who died after contracting swine flu has revealed that he died of natural causes.
Dr Michael Day, who was a GP from Dunstable, died on Saturday after contracting the H1N1 virus. Dr Michael Day, 64, who was a GP from Dunstable, died on Saturday after contracting the H1N1 virus.
Bedfordshire Police said that as a result there would not be an inquest into his death, as it was not caused by swine flu.Bedfordshire Police said that as a result there would not be an inquest into his death, as it was not caused by swine flu.
A post-mortem is still due for Chloe Buckley, six, from north west London who died after contracting swine flu.A post-mortem is still due for Chloe Buckley, six, from north west London who died after contracting swine flu.
Dr Day, who worked at the Priory Gardens health centre in Dunstable, died on Saturday in Luton and Dunstable Hospital.Dr Day, who worked at the Priory Gardens health centre in Dunstable, died on Saturday in Luton and Dunstable Hospital.
Chloe, who died on Thursday at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, central London, had contracted the virus in the UK.Chloe, who died on Thursday at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, central London, had contracted the virus in the UK.
She attended St Catherine's School in West Drayton, north west London.
The school has closed early for the summer break following her death.
'Very distressed'
Her parents, Michael and Jacinta, released a statement saying they were satisfied with the medical care Chloe had received and asked to be left alone to grieve.
"We are obviously very distressed at the loss of our fun-loving baby girl.
"Nothing can replace her in our lives and we would plead with you to allow us to deal with our loss in private and without further intrusion.
"We are satisfied that the medical care Chloe received at all times was appropriate, and are disappointed with the stories that have been printed that suggest otherwise."