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Rajasthan 2012: 63 flu fatalities

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Sep 14-21; http://rajswasthya.nic.in/CSSF.pdf

Positives/Tests/Fatalities
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...di-two-test-positive/articleshow/16536980.cms

One dies of swine flu in Bundi, two test positive
TNN | Sep 25, 2012, 05.18AM IST

JAIPUR: One person died and two others tested positive for swine flu in the state on Monday. A 40-year-old woman died of H1N1 influenza. She was admitted to government hospital in Bundi two days ago.

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Meanwhile, patients continued to come in large numbers at the Sawai Man Singh (SMS) hospital with complaints of fever, common cough and cold.

An SMS official said the OPD registered 7,669 patients till 2pm. Of them, around 897 patients went to the medicine OPD. At least 61 patients were admitted to the ICU (medicine), the official added.
 
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Jaipur reports first H1NI death; 6 test positive for scrub typhus
TNN | Sep 26, 2012, 01.12AM IST

JAIPUR: A 43-year-old swine flu patient who was admitted to a private hospital here, a week ago died on Monday. This was the first HIN1 death of the season in the Pink City, confirmed the officials of medical and health department on Tuesday. In this season so far three persons have died due to H1N1 in the state.

Mohan Lal Sharma was tested positive a week ago and was undergoing treatment at a private hospital. A resident of Sanganer, Sharma had been in the hospital for a week.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ive-for-scrub-typhus/articleshow/16549432.cms
 
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One more patient dies of swine flu in city
TNN | Sep 27, 2012, 03.48AM IST


JAIPUR: One more person undergoing treatment for swine flu in a private hospital here died late on Tuesday. This was the second death in the past two days in the city.

The 35-year-old victim was a resident of Sikar. He was undergoing treatment in Sikar and as his condition worsened, he was shifted to a private hospital in Jaipur.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...of-swine-flu-in-city/articleshow/16564527.cms


'Persons with low immunity most vulnerable'
TNN | Sep 27, 2012, 03.49AM IST


JAIPUR: With several swine flu cases resurfacing in the state, medical experts claimed that H1N1 influenza is an infectious disease but the virus infects only persons with low immunity.

Patients, mostly from rural areas, with symptoms of swine flu have showed no contact history. Recently, swine flu cases have been reported from smaller cities such as Bundi and Tonk. A 48-year-old person from Railgaon village in Kota died of swine flu in a government hospital September 6.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...nity-most-vulnerable/articleshow/16564533.cms
 
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Number of patients suffering from fever highest this year: Doctors
TNN | Oct 9, 2012, 03.51AM IST


JAIPUR: The cases of fever reported at the Sawai Man Singh (SMS) hospital are high this season. The doctors claim that it could be the highest figure in the last four years with an almost 20% to 30% increase in patients.

Around 180 patients were registered at the SMS hospital's medicine unit's OPD with complaints of fever, cold and cough on Monday, as the temperature during mornings and evenings has started dipping. As many as 70 patients from medicine unit's OPD were admitted to the hospital. The total patients reported with different complaints at medicine unit's OPD were 832 and the total patients registered at SMS was over 7,000, the hospital administration officials said.
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...st-this-year-Doctors/articleshow/16732437.cms
 
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Comment - I can see a certain amount of sense in encouraging sick co-workers to stay home, but - this would apply to all flu-like illness. This rule is limited to those who test positive for pdmH1N1 only. Firstly, very few are tested so it is of limited practical value. Secondly, why does the Indian medical system continue to treat pdmH1N1 differently from other influenza? - Ro


H1N1 positive govt staffers to get 7-day leave
DNA | Oct 16, 2012, 05:28AM IST

Jaipur: Now, government employees will get seven-day leave if they are found suffering from swine flu influenza or the H1N1 virus. Officials said the order was taken out to quarantine patients of the disease to control the spread of H1N1 virus.


The finance department on Monday issued an order announcing a week long medical leave for the affected employees on Monday.


The Rajasthan service rules, 1951 outlines a seven-day quarantining of a patient suffering from infectious diseases like Cholera, small pox, plague, diphtheria, typhus fever and cerebrospinal meningitis.


The patients suffering of the H1N1 virus have now been included in the same category of diseases which require isolation of the patient. The medical department had recently requested the government to add swine flu on the list.
http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/RA...-staffers-to-get-7-day-leave-3931597-NOR.html
 
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Ronan Kelly said:
Secondly, why does the Indian medical system continue to treat pdmH1N1 differently from other influenza? - Ro
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It isn' t like the seasonal flu, I think
 
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