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Influenza case rose to 21, DOH: Don’t Panic
Manila, Philippines --- The number of Filipinos infected by the Influenza virus A(H1N1) rose to 21 as of Monday, but the Department of Health stressed that ‘there’s no need to panic.’ Radio DWiZ reported that the National Epidemiology...
A(H1N1) in RP, Now 14 Cases
A(H1N1) cases in the Philippines now at 14. According to the report, the additionals were the attendees of the wedding in Zambales province who had contact with the Taiwanese nationals who were affected bythe virus. This was announced a day after the...
Suspected A(H1N1) in Baguio City, Philippines
SUSPECTED A(H1N1) Flu in BAGUIO I've read another Report from Yahoo Philippines that a child suspected of having A(H1N1) is being monitored at Pines City Doctors Hospital.The Department OF Health-Center for Health Development in the Cordillera...
Tags: A(H1N1), Baguio, Pines City Doctors Hospital, case in baguio
Malls, schools teams up to battle A(h1n1)
Manila, Philippines--- Shopping mall owners joined hands with schools in fighting against the dreaded A(H1N1) flu virus. Schools and colleges, as well as government and private offices, have joined forces to fight off the threats from a disease that...
2 confirmed A (H1N1) cases in RP, getting well
Manila, Philippines---Two cases of confirmed A/h1n1 virus in RP, were getting better. According to a radio interview of DWIZ with the Department of Health (DoH) National Epidemiology Center Chief Dr. Eric Tayag, " The common symptoms of the influenza...
Tags: swineflu, a(h1n1), Philippines
Double dead meat still a commodity in Pasay City
Manila , Philippines ---- Despite the Swine flu virus that mutated to A(H1N1) virus that scared the whole world, "double dead"meat continues to be sold in Pasay City, according to a radio report of DWIZ on Friday. Selling of the tainted meat have been...
Tags: double dead, A(H1N1), Pasay, Philippines
DOH alerts parents regarding dengue
Manila, Philippines --- A month to go before the School Year 2009-2010 starts, Department of Health told schools Monday to take the needed precautions against dengue and other rainy-day based diseases. Health Secretary Francisco Duque III stated...
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