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Fears of Humans Catching Avian Flu Rise as Virus Spreads to Mammals: USDA Announcement
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Fears of Humans Catching Avian Flu Rise as Virus Spreads to Mammals: USDA Announcement

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Fears continue to grow over the possibility of avian flu transmission to humans, as cases of the virus have been reported in mammals in several states. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced that avian flu, which was previously confined to bird populations, has now been found in mammals. Washington, Montana, and Kentucky … Read more

Myocarditis: Potential Risk of Exposure from Flu or COVID
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Myocarditis: Potential Risk of Exposure from Flu or COVID

Learn about the potential risk of developing myocarditis from respiratory viral infections like the flu or COVID-19. Dr. Shelly Shumilov Klipper explains the connection and offers expert advice on protecting yourself and seeking medical attention. Safeguard your heart health by staying informed and taking necessary precautions. Join the discussion and share your thoughts on this important topic.
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“First Pediatric Flu Death of 2023-24 Season Confirmed in Michigan”
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“First Pediatric Flu Death of 2023-24 Season Confirmed in Michigan”

  1. Child dies from influenza, marking season’s 1st pediatric death in Michigan  MLive.com
  2. MDHHS: Child dies after contracting influenza  WOODTV.com
  3. Michigan health department reports first child influenza-related death in 2023-2024 flu season  CBS News
  4. Tragic start to flu season in Michigan with first pediatric death reported by MDHHS  WDIV ClickOnDetroit

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US records more than 100 pediatric flu deaths this season
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US records more than 100 pediatric flu deaths this season

The post US records more than 100 pediatric flu deaths this season appeared first on World Today Journal.
#records #pediatric #flu #deaths #season By: | Keywords: United States-flu-pediatric deaths english.china.org.cn | Updated on 09-03-2024 Xinhua News Agency | 09.03.2024 More than 100 pediatric deaths from the flu have been reported in the United States since the start of the season, according to data released Friday by the US Centers for Disease Control and […]

“New CDC Guidelines on Isolating for Respiratory Infections Met with Differing Perspectives in Lehigh Valley”
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“New CDC Guidelines on Isolating for Respiratory Infections Met with Differing Perspectives in Lehigh Valley”

  1. The CDC has issued new COVID isolation guidelines. Here’s what Lehigh Valley health experts have to say  The Morning Call
  2. CDC COVID-19 guidance shortens five-day isolation period  USA TODAY
  3. CDC updates and simplifies respiratory virus recommendations | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC  CDC
  4. NNU condemns CDC’s decision to shorten the five-day isolation guidance for Covid-19  National Nurses United
  5. Why Is the CDC Now Treating COVID Like It’s the Flu?  New York Magazine

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Outbreaks of ‘Parrot fever’ result in 5 fatalities in Europe, prompting precautionary advisories
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Outbreaks of ‘Parrot fever’ result in 5 fatalities in Europe, prompting precautionary advisories

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Outbreaks of ‘Parrot Fever’ in Europe have resulted in 5 fatalities, prompting precautionary advisories. The illness is caused by a bacteria commonly originating from birds. The affected countries are investigating the exposures and analyzing samples from wild birds. Parrot fever is rare in the US, with only about 10 cases reported each year. The bacteria can spread among birds in close contact and can be transmitted to humans through contact or breathing in airborne particles from bird droppings. Individuals who own birds or work closely with them are at the highest risk. The risk of a large-scale outbreak is low, and symptoms resemble those of the flu. Diagnosis involves collecting cultures, and antibiotics are prescribed for treatment. Seek medical evaluation if experiencing symptoms after contact