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China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

Re: China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

We should for a while to forget epidemiological and virological considerations about recent spike in bird flu human cases in China.

There is another point that is worth of our attention.

Is China sending signals to another Nation?

Is China at this point of its story ready to cooperate in a different way with another Nation?

Is this Nation Obama's USA?

I think it is possible that the stream of information - almost unprecedented for China at least in recent months about health incidents (melammine, hfmd, influenza, etc.) - is 'per se' signalling a change in chinese policies.
 
Re: China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

you may be right they may want to tell us about stuff going on in their country. if that's true then that would be fantastic. after all china is where this disease started, so it is only natural to assume that they may have had several cases a year and only told us about a few. this may be a new china we are looking at here. the biggest indicator for me that they may have a change in policy is that their state news media is reporting these cases. they in the past would never in the past have done such a thing like this. normally we would get local media reports but the bulk of these are coming directly from the goverment itself. so we may have a new beginning from china. one thing to consider is that we have new president obama and people from the around the world seem to like him so far so that could also be another factor.
 
Re: China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

<SMALL>Health officials in Xinjiang lying Policy conceal bird flu, a total of dry trust </SMALL>
<SMALL>(Boxun Beijing January 25, 2009 reprint)</SMALL> Bird flu deaths in Xinjiang officials slapped a Palestinian

Mainland occurred within one month of five people infected with avian flu cases to the earlier heart beat guarantee "there is no local cases have occurred," the local officials a head-on blow.
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Urumqi, Xinjiang in which the avian flu on the 10th of this month incidence of female patients admitted to hospital for medical treatment until death on the 23rd, however, female patients in the emergency treatment period, the Xinjiang Autonomous Regional Health Department Emergency Office Bo also expressed certainty: "Xinjiang has not found bird flu. "(boxun.com)


"Xinjiang Metropolis" on the 20th of this month means the Xinjiang Health Department Emergency Office, said Yang Bo, Xinjiang has not found all over the occurrence of avian flu among birds, and no one has bird flu.

But the reality is, Urumqi Zhang female patients as early as January 10 in the incidence of hospital treatment, a routine, where the unexplained pneumonia cases in a timely manner should be reported to health authorities, as the Health Department Office of Emergency Bo should not have no knowledge situation. More ironically, on Bo vowed that "no one in Xinjiang bird flu" after three days, female patients died at a local hospital.

Patients will not be released until after his death the next day
In addition, Xinjiang health authorities until the next day after his death in patients with only publish it, the disclosure of the disease lags behind nearly two weeks, avian flu has once again exposed the mainland there are serious loopholes in the notification mechanism.

Office of the State Council in March 2004 announced a "national contingency plan for highly pathogenic avian influenza" clearly stipulates that no unit or individual is found in poultry incidence of acute and spreads rapidly, the mortality rate higher anomaly should be a timely manner to the local disease control supervision agencies reported.:tiphat:http://66.102.1.100/translate_c?hl=....shtml&usg=ALkJrhi_U85xg3wppuxAaCwY9GB-gnKzVA
 
Re: China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

China reports 4th bird flu death this year

Nation's health officials say no evidence of large-scale threat

<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 itxtvisited="1"><TBODY itxtvisited="1"><TR itxtvisited="1"><TD style="PADDING-BOTTOM: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 15px; PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 25px" vAlign=bottom width="1%" itxtvisited="1">http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28824880/displaymode/1176/rstry/28841978/</TD><TD vAlign=bottom width="99%" itxtvisited="1">A chicken vendor waits for customers in a market in Fuyang in central China's Anhui province. China's Health Ministry said Saturday a fourth person has died from bird flu this year. A 31-year-old woman died Friday in Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang region in the country's far west.

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Re: China: Xinjiang, Urumqi: woman, 31, fatal case of avian influenza A/H5N1 confirmed by Min. of Health.

Xinjiang 119 close contacts of bird flu medical observation of all the lifting

Xinhua Urumqi, February 2 (Xinhua Pan) Xinjiang confirmed case of human infection of highly pathogenic avian influenza cases, at present, 119 close contacts were not unusual, have been the lifting of medical observation, home to reunite with their families.

Reporters on the 2nd from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Health Department Emergency Response Office was informed that 119 close contacts, there are 102 people will move into The First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University for medical observation, and another 17 were in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture Hospital for observation.

At present, all close contacts had no abnormal clinical manifestations, has been discharged from medical observation.

January 24, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Health Department briefing, Xinjiang confirmed case of human infection of highly pathogenic avian influenza cases, the patient was 31-year-old female, living in Urumqi Toutunhe, incidence of January 10, after all rescue measures proved ineffectual in died January 23. Epidemic occurred, the prompt start of the Xinjiang people infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza emergency response grade Ⅱ for all close contacts of the implementation of strict medical observation, and timely to conduct a comprehensive epidemiological investigation.

http://news.qianlong.com/28874/2009/02/02/3042@4850265.htm
 
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