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Beijing - 2009 Report of the city's disease control - mortality rate increased but overall stable disease

Sally Furniss

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Beijing last year, 271 cases of infectious disease deaths increased by 77% year on year
May 21, 2010 08:13:30 Source: China News Net

Last year, Beijing reported a total of 27 species B, C three types of legal infectious diseases, the number 137,923 cases of disease, deaths in 271 cases, compared with 2008, reported increased mortality of 77%. Reported in patients with HIV infection and 1280 cases, Qi Cheng by sexually transmitted diseases.

20, Beijing Municipal Health Bureau issued "2009 Report of the city's disease control." Reported that in 2009, Beijing has gone through the human bird flu, H1N1 and other major epidemic, AIDS, hand, foot and mouth disease showed a trend of multiple infectious diseases mortality rate increased. However, the Beijing Disease Prevention and control measures implemented in the city so the overall stable disease.

Zhao Chunhui, deputy director of Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, said at the meeting, in 2009, Beijing confirmed influenza were reported 10,844 cases of H1N1 flu cases, of which 319 cases of foreign nationals, other provinces and cities (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan regions) 1179 cases. The city a total of 69 deaths.

http://big5.xinhuanet.com/gate/big5/news.xinhuanet.com/health/2010-05/21/content_13531450.htm
 
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