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Shandong Province in June, reported three cases of H1N1 influenza cases

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Daily life, July 12 (Reporter Gao Xing) 12, Shandong Provincial Health Department released in June 2011 informed the statutory reporting of infectious diseases. In June, the province reported a total of 15 kinds of legal infectious diseases B 10,370 cases of death in 16 cases; reported 24,100 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease cases, compared with same month last year (38,264 cases) down 37.02%. Month report 3 cases of influenza (H1N1).

In June, the province reported a total of 15 kinds of legal infectious diseases B 10,370 cases of death in 16 cases; reported incidence decreased 0.11% compared with May, compared with 12.4% the same month last year. Compared to last year, rising incidence of communicable diseases of 11 species, respectively, viral hepatitis, influenza A H1N1 influenza, hemorrhagic fever, rabies, meningococcal bacterial and amoebic dysentery, typhoid + fever and paratyphoid fever, whooping cough,
Scarlet fever, brucellosis, syphilis, malaria; decreased incidence of infectious disease a total of 6, namely AIDS, measles, tuberculosis, meningitis, neonatal tetanus, gonorrhea. Month report 3 cases of influenza (H1N1).


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