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At the beginning of 2011 season for the first time in Kiev was diagnosed with influenza strain A/H1N1 - the so-called swine flu.
patient could be cured without involving virologists, specializing in this strain, said deputy chief of department of health capital Vladimir Zagorodny povdiomlyaye "Mirror of week".
"This year, the most common flu Group" B ". According to the virological laboratory last month identified 114 viruses in this group, and only one patient revealed group A - Swine flu ", - he said.
A virus of H1N1 infected child. It successfully prolikuvaly and discharged.
Meanwhile metropolitan doctors to predict the end of January, increased rates of ordinary flu and ARI. "Children will return to training, the number of patients may increase", - said the Guam Health Raisa Moiseenko.
Fortunately, this year's influenza panic is not observed, and the situation of the incidence of influenza, according to doctors, calm and stable. During New Year holidays, the number of patients even decreased by 19% and remains below 23% epidporohu.
http://www.zik.com.ua/ua/news/2011/01/11/265995
patient could be cured without involving virologists, specializing in this strain, said deputy chief of department of health capital Vladimir Zagorodny povdiomlyaye "Mirror of week".
"This year, the most common flu Group" B ". According to the virological laboratory last month identified 114 viruses in this group, and only one patient revealed group A - Swine flu ", - he said.
A virus of H1N1 infected child. It successfully prolikuvaly and discharged.
Meanwhile metropolitan doctors to predict the end of January, increased rates of ordinary flu and ARI. "Children will return to training, the number of patients may increase", - said the Guam Health Raisa Moiseenko.
Fortunately, this year's influenza panic is not observed, and the situation of the incidence of influenza, according to doctors, calm and stable. During New Year holidays, the number of patients even decreased by 19% and remains below 23% epidporohu.
http://www.zik.com.ua/ua/news/2011/01/11/265995