PORTLAND — Although federal officials indicate that the nation’s swine flu epidemic is tapering down, H1N1 influenza will be a big part of Tom Trautman’s life for quite a while. The Camas resident is in intensive care at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland, recovering from the swine flu.
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Camas man wages battle with swine flu (The Columbian)
Nearly 800 cases of H1N1 in Manitoba revealed most patients (almost 3/4) were OK with treatment in the community, under a quarter had to be admitted to hospital, and just 6 in 100 needed intensive care. What made the difference? …
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Nearly 800 cases of H1N1 in Manitoba revealed most patients (almost 3/4) were OK with treatment in the community, under a quarter had to be admitted to hospital, and just 6 in 100 needed intensive care. What made the difference? …
A new study concerning the severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying medical condition. People of First Nations ethnicity were also found to be at higher risk of severe H1N1 infection compared to people of other ethnic origins.
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A new study concerning the severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying …
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… severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit (ICU) were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying medical condition. …
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A new study published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal) concerning the severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit (ICU) were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying medical condition. People of First Nations ethnicity were also found to be at higher risk of severe …
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Disease Severity In H1N1 Patients (Medical News Today)
… severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit (ICU) were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying medical condition.
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Disease Severity In H1N1 Patients | Swine Fever Flu Protection
… severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit (ICU) were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of an underlying medical condition. …
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A new study published in CMAJ concerning the severity of H1N1 influenza has found that admissions to an intensive care unit were associated with a longer interval between symptom onset and treatment with antivirals and with presence of …
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