tropicalgirl
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Hi everyone,
Will not have time to update this weekend until next - be off - call it vacation flu if you like
Will spend sometime with my parents. Be back in the end of next week.
Until now we have 132 deaths in Brazil. Not much details about them
Classes at public schools are being delayed (back from winter vacations) and many private schools (including universities) are following the health secretary advice. The new flu seems to be 60 to 70% of the circulating flu, so seasonal and swine are still together in here. Finally the gov. are put Tamiflu on public ER and hospitals.
The political statements are very confusing and even with some information, they seems their major preoccupation is to avoid panic at any cost, which is not working, of course, people now they can't count with public health system that does not work for "normal" diseases. Hope this virus doesn't get worse. At least the winter days are gone, sun is shinning and the rain stopped.
This blog is from a researcher in here... good job.
http://fluaviaria.blogspot.com/2009/08/gripe-suina-brasil-ja-tem-132-mortes.html
Will not have time to update this weekend until next - be off - call it vacation flu if you like
Will spend sometime with my parents. Be back in the end of next week.Until now we have 132 deaths in Brazil. Not much details about them
Classes at public schools are being delayed (back from winter vacations) and many private schools (including universities) are following the health secretary advice. The new flu seems to be 60 to 70% of the circulating flu, so seasonal and swine are still together in here. Finally the gov. are put Tamiflu on public ER and hospitals.
The political statements are very confusing and even with some information, they seems their major preoccupation is to avoid panic at any cost, which is not working, of course, people now they can't count with public health system that does not work for "normal" diseases. Hope this virus doesn't get worse. At least the winter days are gone, sun is shinning and the rain stopped.
This blog is from a researcher in here... good job.
http://fluaviaria.blogspot.com/2009/08/gripe-suina-brasil-ja-tem-132-mortes.html