Indonesia - Java -Tangerang

[Gert van der Hoek]

A Child was expected by casualties Bird Flu

Tangerang: One Of of the citizen's children Ciledug, Tangerang, of Banten died after suffered hot high for three days.

This child was expected contaminated by bird flu.

Moreover casualties's older brother could be treated in the hospital because of the similar sign.

However was based on the doctor's inspection, the older brother was siblings that only suffered diarrhoea.

http://www.liputan6.com/view/12,133047,1,0,1.html

Tangerang is not far from Jakarta.

 

[Sharpe]

Re: Indonesia - Java -Tangerang

You guys should really read this article or post it somewhere in our science section.

http://bodyandhealth.canada.com/channel_health_news_details.asp?news_id=11173&news_channel_id=139&channel_id=139&rot=11

I quote from it:

"Both papers noted that diarrhea was rare among their H5N1 patients - a departure from the case description already in the medical literature. That may be due to the fact that the Turkish and Indonesian cases were caused by a different subgroup of viruses (called a clade) than cases outlined in earlier reports. But one of the authors of the Indonesia paper cautioned against drawing too many conclusions on too few patients."

Now read what this Indonesian article said about the older brother who was hospitalized at the same time "only for diarrhea", and then wonder why Indonesia never finds that H5N1 causes diarrhea.

Moreover casualties's older brother could be treated in the hospital because of the similar sign.

However was based on the doctor's inspection, the older brother was siblings that only suffered diarrhoea.

 

[sharon sanders]

Re: Indonesia - Java -Tangerang

full article posted here:

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=48641#post48641

 

[Theresa42]

Re: Indonesia - Java -Tangerang

Now read what this Indonesian article said about the older brother who was hospitalized at the same time "only for diarrhea", and then wonder why Indonesia never finds that H5N1 causes diarrhea.

Well put, Sharpe!