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A/H1N1 is increasing in China

Treyfish

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(VOV) - Only in 1 / 2011, China had over 3,800 cases of bird flu

China's Health Ministry said that among more than 3800 cases of avian influenza of the Month 1 / 2011 there were 15 deaths. Thus the number of people suffering from bird flu in January 1 / 2011 has exceeded 50% of cases of this flu of 2010.

Date 12 / 2, the Chinese Ministry of Health has published "Report on infectious diseases in 2010", which in 2010, all China has more than 7100 cases of bird flu, with 147 deaths.

According to the Ministry of Health of China, China is now in peak spread of infectious diseases, including epidemic diseases in the southern provinces tend to increase, the northern provinces of the situation began to decline down after reaching its peak in January, 2011.

Since the beginning of the year to date 8 / 2, there were 20 deaths due to H1N1 outbreaks in nine provinces of China, lower than the same period last year was 140 cases:tiphat:http://vovnews.vn/Home/Cum-gia-cam-tiep-tuc-lay-lan-o-Trung-Quoc/20112/166690.vov
 
Re: Avian influenza is increasing in China

Re: Avian influenza is increasing in China

The original language of this post appears to be Vietnamese. I assume by the counts given, that "avian" should be replaced by "Pandemic" or "swine" as it appears that the virus in question is H1N1, not H5N1.
 
Re: A/H1N1 is increasing in China

I guess the source really had the two diseases confused. I think that's the same source that interchanged the names "PPRS" and "S. suis" leading to massive confusion last year.
 
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