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Despite the announcement by the Ministry of Health decline .. WHO confirms avian pigs did not recede

Commonground

Senior Moderator
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 - 08:54


In conjunction with the announcement of the Ministry of Health begin to reverse the wave of swine flu in Egypt, the World Health Organization.

Despite the decline in virus (HIV 1 that 1) in most parts of the world but they are still plaguing confirmed that the swine flu threat still exists.

The World Health Organization said that a strain of swine influenza virus (H-1 that 1) influenza is the most widespread in the world this year that have spread more widely than other influenza viruses in the forefront of avian flu and seasonal.

The organization stressed that should be noted that the mortality rate of swine flu and the severity of H1N1 infection was among young people and young people is much higher than the rate observed it occurred because of seasonal influenza. WHO experts also see that it was possible to save a large number of these young people had been treated with the drug quickly Oozheltamifir, or a new influenza vaccination.

It was noted at the same time reduced the incidence of avian H1N1 and then mortality among the elderly over 65 years, note that the deaths in this category accounted for 90% of deaths from seasonal influenza are still HIV infection in older persons represent a new more serious for the members of this age group because of the possibility of being subjected to serious complications as a result of HIV infection.

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