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China - 70% of children in pediatric wards are pneumonia patients in Guiyang, Guizhou province - November 17, 2016

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[h=1]Winter peak of childhood pneumonia in children with fever more than 38 degrees[/h] [FONT=&#23435] November 17, 2016 15:16:54 Source: Guizhou City News



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[FONT=&#23435] Winter, children began to enter the high incidence of pneumonia, some hospitals within Guiyang pediatric ward, children with pneumonia full. Deputy director of Guizhou Provincial Children's Medical Center TECHONOLOGY told reporters: "pneumonia is high season in winter and spring, Guizhou has now entered the onset of the peak of the current hospital pediatric wards children pneumonia accounted for 70%."

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