New Zealand H1N1 Mutation Targets Maori
Posted by feww on July 6, 2009
The following information was submitted by Blogger TEAA
More than 50 percent of confirmed H1N1 infections in New Zealand, where ethnicity is known, are Maori or Pacific Islanders, officials say
Of all confirmed H1N1 cases, 27.2 percent were Maori, 27.8 percent Pacific Islanders, 33.9 percent European, and 11 percent other ethnicities, Health Ministry says.
In 2006 census less than 14.9 percent of the population were Maori, and 7.2 percent Polynesian AND 76.8 “white.”
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Tara said
Thank you for your insightful post.