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China - Major hospital(s) reports increase of approximately 20% in respiratory clinics and 65% increase in pediatric emergency Hangzhou, Zhejiang province - December 27, 2016
China - Major hospital(s) reports increase of approximately 20% in respiratory clinics and 65% increase in pediatric emergency Hangzhou, Zhejiang province - December 27, 2016
Two hospitals are reporting increases of 1-20% in patients in their respiratory clinics. One hospital is reporting a 65% increase in the pediatric emergency department. Most of this increase is due to respiratory illnesses. Changing weather is blamed.
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