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46 year-old died from H1N1 at the hospital in Rhodes
46 year-old died from H1N1 at the hospital in Rhodes
Dead from the avian influenza virus H1N1 in accordance with the information on the website of Hospital doctors of Rhodes is a 46-year-old alive residing in Rhodes. More Information has not been made and the website which we have cited are given instructions For the symptoms and announced an upward trend in the cases next week , Saying that the wave seasonal flu will last up to the March drawing Attention of the citizens and for the high-risk groups recommended vaccination.
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