The News Review:
- 50 wedding guests sought for H1N1 flu
- Seasonal flu: Swine flu’s less famous deadlier cousin
- Investing in Child And Maternal Health Makes Good Economic Sense
- Two more Britons have swine flu
50 wedding guests sought for H1N1 flu
Philippine Star
“Globally the World Health rganization (WH) reported a total of 12022 cases and still 86 deaths in 43 countries as of May 24. There are no new countries reporting confirmed cases of A (H1N1)” Duque maintained. Panic in BaguioIn Baguio City a child suspected of being infected by the deadly virus is carefully monitored at the Pines City Doctors Hospital. The DH-Center for Health Development in the Cordillera said physicians will find out within eight hours if the child who has shown symptoms of the virus is indeed positive from the flu disease. Nicholas Gordo of the DH-CAR claimed they already brought laboratory samples from the child to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine in (RITM) Manila for confirmation. Although officials at the Pines City Doctors Hospital have confirmed that they admitted a child from California they were tight-lipped if it was the case of the dreaded virus.
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Seasonal flu: Swine flu’s less famous deadlier cousin
Examiner.com
soldiers found to be infected upon arrival at an American base in Kuwait. (They have all recovered from their mild symptoms after treatment according to Kuwaiti health officials. ) It also comes before today’s announcement of three H1N1 flu cases in Baltimore. Globally swine flu virus has sickened 12022 people in 43 countries as of Saturday May 23 according to the.
Investing in Child And Maternal Health Makes Good Economic Sense
Voice of America
The consortium called the Partnership for Maternal Newborn and Child-Health says such investments make good economic sense. The consortium says Africa springs immediately to mind when discussing problems of child and maternal mortality. The Asia and Pacific region does not. It says the region is associated with rapid economic growth as seen in countries such as China and IndiaAnd yet progress in Asia belies the reality. Ian Pett is Chief of Health Systems and Strategic Planning for the UN Children’s Fund.
Two more Britons have swine flu
BBC News
The Health Protection Agency said one is from London and the other from the east adding that the source of infection was still being investigated. f all the UK cases more than half (66) are in the London area. The east of England has seen 12 cases. The World Health rganization (WH) has described swine flu as a "sneaky virus" which was likely to keep spreading. "This is a subtle sneaky virus.
