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Ukraine: Ministry of Health Investigates Increase in Respiratory Illness - Denies H1N1
Re: Ukraine: Ministry of health to investigates virus
One more caution on translation: The word "Turkey" is an attempt by the machine translation to literally translate the Ukrainian or Russian word for "Kirovograd oblast" and not a reference to the country or animal of that name. Just a bug in the translator.
Re: Ukraine: Ministry of health to investigates virus
Kirovohrad authorities denied information about the epidemic of swine influenza in the area
The epidemiological situation in the Kirovograd region is stable and does not cause concern, and politicians' statements on the distribution in the region of a new atypical pneumonia virus did not meet reality.
According to her, in May 2010 in the area observed a slight rise in the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections and flu.
"Since May 1, have been reported 2,5 thousand cases.
To date, inpatient treatment are 618 patients, 30% of them are preparing to be discharged in the coming days.
According to the analysis, viruses are seasonal in nature, no atypical forms were not found ", - said Andreev.
She noted that now all over Ukraine observed a slight rise in the number of cases of influenza and SARS.
"Perhaps this is due to wet weather conditions, immunocompromised people, after a winter flu epidemic.
I can not explain how a people's deputy information about an animal influenza in Kirovograd region ", - said Head.
Andreev said that the Kirovohrad region provided medication for ongoing treatment, and in case of an outbreak of influenza.
"We have in stock 82 thousand bottles of antibiotics, almost 40 thousand bottles of saline, 160 thousand meters of gauze, are fully secured by a drug" Tamiflu ".
The regional reserve enough medication until the end of the year, even with the increasing incidence of up to 3 thousand people a month.
For example, in the last day in the field have been reported 70 patients with SARS ", - said Andreev.
As reported, the chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security and Defense Anatoliy Gritsenko addressed to the Ministry of Health with the requirement to verify the information on the alleged sharp increase in the Kirovohrad region of disease caused by a new animal viruses, possibly H1N1.
Recall also that the Commission of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe accused the WHO of health care in an unjustified declaration of a pandemic. The expert's report of PACE states: "There is ample evidence that the risk and magnitude of an influenza pandemic were significantly overestimated WHO. . As a result, European countries have spent millions of dollars to fight the epidemic, which did not exist.
Re: Ukraine: Ministry of Health Investigates Increase in Respiratory Illness - Denies H1N1
Archive Number 20100712.2335
Published Date 12-JUL-2010
Subject PRO/EDR> Undiagnosed pneumonia - Ukraine: (KH)
UNDIAGNOSED PNEUMONIA - UKRAINE: (KIROVOGRAD)
***********************************************
A ProMED-mail post
<http://www.promedmail.org>
ProMED-mail is a program of the
International Society for Infectious Diseases
<http://www.isid.org>
[1]
Date: Sun 11 Jul 2010
Source: FluTrackers.com, ex Newru.us [machine trans., abbreviated, edited]
<http://rus.newsru.ua/ukraine/11jul2010/virusaka.html>
According to unconfirmed reports, there has been an outbreak of an
unknown disease in the Kirovograd region caused by a new animal
virus, possibly influenza (H1N1) virus. Chairman of the Verkhovna
Rada Committee on National Security and Defense, Anatoliy Gritsenko,
requested the Ministry of Health to verify this information.
According to a press report, the Committee were said that information
had been received that, in the Archangel district of the Kirovograd
region, there has been a sharp increase in the number of cases of an
illness, which in terms of symptoms resembled an atypical pneumonia
or influenza, possibly caused by a animal virus such as influenza A
(H1N1) virus. Given the importance of the issue and the high
potential level of threat, Gritsenko appealed to the Ministry of
Health to urgently confirm the accuracy of the reports and to
formulate its response.
The Ministry of Health announced that it had already responded to the
member of parliament who had drawn attention to the situation in the
Kirovograd region and was acting accordingly. It was noted that
recently there had been an outbreak of swine flu in Cambodia [An
outbreak of avian influenza (H5N1) virus infection in humans in
Cambodia was reported in May 2010). - Mod.CP].
Influenza A/H1N1 virus was discovered in late March 2009 in Mexico,
the U.S. and Canada, where the 1st cases were reported with fatal
outcome. According to WHO, worldwide there have been more than 18 000
cases of infection with swine influenza [i.e. influenza pandemic
(H1N1)] virus infection deaths, and more than 200 countries have been
found infected.
--
Communicated by:
Andrew S
Concerned Lay Observer
Philadelphia, PA USA
<mathleteowl@aol.com>
******
[2]
Date: Mon 12 Jul 2010
Source: Press Service of Health of Ukraine via FluTrackers.com
[machine trans., edited]
<http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149099>
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine, in response to the request of the
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on National Security and
Defense Anatoliy regarding an increase in the number of diseases in
Novoarkhangelsk district of Kirovograd region, issued following statement:
According to the state health service of the Kirovograd region, with
operational data from the beginning of May 2010 in District
Novoarkhangelsk, there was a marked increase in the number of
hospitalized patients diagnosed with pneumonia. Increasing incidence
of acute respiratory viral infections and flu in the region in
general, and in that area over the past months, had not been
observed. Regional rates of acute respiratory infections matched the
season. Due to the increasing number of reported cases of pneumonia
in May 2010, daily monitoring was introduced.
In order to study the situation in the Novoarkhangelsk area, in May
2010 a working committee was constituted that included key experts of
the regional health administration and regional sanitary and
epidemiologic station. The investigation of cases found that the
disease had been recorded in different locations and was unrelated to
any [specific] factor. Most adult patients suffering from pneumonia
had sudden onset of illness without development of inflammatory
processes in the upper respiratory tract and signs of acute
respiratory infections, a moderately severe course of disease, and
positive responses to conventional treatments and antibacterial
drugs. In most cases, rapid and complete recovery of patients was
observed. As a result, the commission was unable to establish causal links.
The commission instituted a virologic survey of hospitalized
patients. A study of nasal washings of these patients in the regional
Virology Laboratory failed to detect antigens of influenza viruses
and other acute respiratory viral infections.
In an examination of paired sera of patients with pneumonia in the
Novoarkhangelsk area, only one case was found to have an increase in
antibody titres for influenza virus A (H1N1) California.
A similar situation was observed in May this year [2010] in other districts.
The situation regarding the incidence of pneumonia remains under the
control of the Health Department of the Kirovohrad regional state
administration and the supervision of the public health service area.
Background: The Department of Health Kirovohrad regional state
administration carried out a comparative analysis of the incidence of
pneumonia in 2008. By 2009, it recorded 5568 pneumonia cases, 11.2
percent more than in 2008. In terms of age groups, the incidence of
pneumonia in 2009 compared to 2008 among the teenage population has
grown to 73.8 percent, among children 0-14 years to 18.2 percent, and
among adults to 7.7 percent.
The total for May and June 2010 in the Novoarkhangelsk area was 143
patients with pneumonia.
According to preliminary data for the 6 months of 2010, 4983 cases of
pneumonia were recorded, equivalent to 98 percent of the number
recorded during the same period of 2009 and twice the number recorded
during the same period of 2008. The incidence rate of pneumonia for 6
months of the year 2010 is 47.8 per 10 000 population, representing
87.5 percent of the annual rate in 2009 and 97.3 percent in 2008. For
the 2nd quarter of this year [2010], the incidence rate of pneumonia
in comparison with the [1st] quarter grew by 21.3 percent.
[Part [1] appears to confuse the 2 forms of influenza currently
afflicting the human population: i.e. influenza pandemic (H1N1) virus
infection and avian influenza (H5N1) virus infection, either of which
may be associated with atypical pneumonia in a proportion of cases.
Previously in Ukraine, there was considerable confusion in
recognizing the presence of influenza pandemic (H1N1) virus
infection; see ProMED-mail references below.
However, the statements in part [2] appear to exclude influenza virus
as a cause of the pneumonia, and it is possible that this outbreak in
the Kirovograd region may have a different cause. Positive response
to antibiotic treatment suggests bacterial infection. ProMED-mail
thanks Andre S. and FluTrackers for drawing attention to this
situation, and we would welcome further information and clarification.
A map of the regions of Ukraine showing the location of the
Kirovograd region in the centre of the country can be accessed at:
<http://www.ukrainianangels.org/regions/regions.php>. - Mod.CP]
Упереджено та суб'єктивно про Кропивницький та область – авторські думки, яскраві історії, локальні події, цікаві люди та життя регіону без зайвої офіційності
Ukrainian to English translationShow romanization
July 13, 2010
No epidemic of "swine" or "bird" flu in there. This was announced during a press conference Chief Health Care Administration Larissa Andreeva, writes site Kirovohrad Regional State Administration.
Larissa Andreeva denied rumors that have recently appeared in several media about the spread of epidemic influenza. She reported that the incidence of ARI in this year at 10-12% below the same period last year. The slight increase in the number of cases was recorded in the period from late April to early May this year. Since the diagnosis of ARI and pneumonia was recorded 2557 people.
- Weakened immune system in the majority population and the difficult weather conditions that contribute to the formation of high humidity and body hypothermia are precisely the factors that promote the incidence of ARI - said Larissa Andreeva.
Head of Health Care Administration said that because patients were given emergency medical assistance and the fact that the illness is in light form, will soon [discharge from?] hospitals in connection with recovery from 30 to 40% of hospital patients. Lethal cases of ARI and pneumonia in the region not recorded. Among the sick children, whose number is 5-7% of the total, were mostly seasonal diseases in ODS, bronchitis and laryngitis.
- Rise to No worries, the situation is under control, all hospitals and patients are provided in full the necessary drugs - said the head of the Health Care Administration.
Larissa Andreeva also appealed to area residents to not engage in self-treatment, and at the first sign of disease immediately seek help from medical institutions, as on how timely and correct treatment will depend illness and recovery patients.
As previously reported site "All Kirovograd, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security and Defense Anatoliy Gritsenko addressed to Ministry of Health with the requirement to verify information on an outbreak of unknown disease in [Kirovograd]. The Ministry also responded that no epidemic of "swine" or "bird" flu in there.
Re: Ukraine: Ministry of Health Investigates Increase in Respiratory Illness - Denies H1N1
Ok - So which is it?
Yesterday's Press Conference -
This is today's press conference said the head of the Office of Health Kirovohrad regional state administration Larissa Andreeva.
According to her, in May 2010 in the area observed a slight rise in the incidence of acute respiratory viral infections and flu.
"Since May 1, have been reported 2,5 thousand cases.
To date, inpatient treatment are 618 patients, 30% of them are preparing to be discharged in the coming days.
According to the analysis, viruses are seasonal in nature, no atypical forms were not found ", - said Andreev.
She noted that now all over Ukraine observed a slight rise in the number of cases of influenza and SARS.
"Perhaps this is due to wet weather conditions, immunocompromised people, after a winter flu epidemic.
I can not explain how a people's deputy information about an animal influenza in Kirovograd region ", - said Head.
Andreev said that the Kirovohrad region provided medication for ongoing treatment, and in case of an outbreak of influenza.
"We have in stock 82 thousand bottles of antibiotics, almost 40 thousand bottles of saline, 160 thousand meters of gauze, are fully secured by a drug" Tamiflu ".
The regional reserve enough medication until the end of the year, even with the increasing incidence of up to 3 thousand people a month.
For example, in the last day in the field have been reported 70 patients with SARS ", - said Andreev."
Archive Number 20100712.2335
Published Date 12-JUL-2010
Subject PRO/EDR> Undiagnosed pneumonia - Ukraine: (KH)
UNDIAGNOSED PNEUMONIA - UKRAINE: (KIROVOGRAD)
***********************************************
A ProMED-mail post
<http: www.promedmail.org="">
ProMED-mail is a program of the
International Society for Infectious Diseases
<http: www.isid.org="">
[1]
Date: Sun 11 Jul 2010
Source: FluTrackers.com, ex Newru.us [machine trans., abbreviated, edited]
<http: rus.newsru.ua="" ukraine="" 11jul2010="" virusaka.html="">
According to unconfirmed reports, there has been an outbreak of an
unknown disease in the Kirovograd region caused by a new animal
virus, possibly influenza (H1N1) virus. Chairman of the Verkhovna
Rada Committee on National Security and Defense, Anatoliy Gritsenko,
requested the Ministry of Health to verify this information.
According to a press report, the Committee were said that information
had been received that, in the Archangel district of the Kirovograd
region, there has been a sharp increase in the number of cases of an
illness, which in terms of symptoms resembled an atypical pneumonia
or influenza, possibly caused by a animal virus such as influenza A
(H1N1) virus. Given the importance of the issue and the high
potential level of threat, Gritsenko appealed to the Ministry of
Health to urgently confirm the accuracy of the reports and to
formulate its response.
The Ministry of Health announced that it had already responded to the
member of parliament who had drawn attention to the situation in the
Kirovograd region and was acting accordingly. It was noted that
recently there had been an outbreak of swine flu in Cambodia [An
outbreak of avian influenza (H5N1) virus infection in humans in
Cambodia was reported in May 2010). - Mod.CP].
Influenza A/H1N1 virus was discovered in late March 2009 in Mexico,
the U.S. and Canada, where the 1st cases were reported with fatal
outcome. According to WHO, worldwide there have been more than 18 000
cases of infection with swine influenza [i.e. influenza pandemic
(H1N1)] virus infection deaths, and more than 200 countries have been
found infected.
--
Communicated by:
Andrew S
Concerned Lay Observer
Philadelphia, PA USA
<mathleteowl@aol.com>
******
[2]
Date: Mon 12 Jul 2010
Source: Press Service of Health of Ukraine via FluTrackers.com
[machine trans., edited]
<http: www.flutrackers.com="" forum="" showthread.php?t="149099">
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine, in response to the request of the
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on National Security and
Defense Anatoliy regarding an increase in the number of diseases in
Novoarkhangelsk district of Kirovograd region, issued following statement:
According to the state health service of the Kirovograd region, with
operational data from the beginning of May 2010 in District
Novoarkhangelsk, there was a marked increase in the number of
hospitalized patients diagnosed with pneumonia. Increasing incidence
of acute respiratory viral infections and flu in the region in
general, and in that area over the past months, had not been
observed. Regional rates of acute respiratory infections matched the
season. Due to the increasing number of reported cases of pneumonia
in May 2010, daily monitoring was introduced.
In order to study the situation in the Novoarkhangelsk area, in May
2010 a working committee was constituted that included key experts of
the regional health administration and regional sanitary and
epidemiologic station. The investigation of cases found that the
disease had been recorded in different locations and was unrelated to
any [specific] factor. Most adult patients suffering from pneumonia
had sudden onset of illness without development of inflammatory
processes in the upper respiratory tract and signs of acute
respiratory infections, a moderately severe course of disease, and
positive responses to conventional treatments and antibacterial
drugs. In most cases, rapid and complete recovery of patients was
observed. As a result, the commission was unable to establish causal links.
The commission instituted a virologic survey of hospitalized
patients. A study of nasal washings of these patients in the regional
Virology Laboratory failed to detect antigens of influenza viruses
and other acute respiratory viral infections.
In an examination of paired sera of patients with pneumonia in the
Novoarkhangelsk area, only one case was found to have an increase in
antibody titres for influenza virus A (H1N1) California.
A similar situation was observed in May this year [2010] in other districts.
The situation regarding the incidence of pneumonia remains under the
control of the Health Department of the Kirovohrad regional state
administration and the supervision of the public health service area.
Background: The Department of Health Kirovohrad regional state
administration carried out a comparative analysis of the incidence of
pneumonia in 2008. By 2009, it recorded 5568 pneumonia cases, 11.2
percent more than in 2008. In terms of age groups, the incidence of
pneumonia in 2009 compared to 2008 among the teenage population has
grown to 73.8 percent, among children 0-14 years to 18.2 percent, and
among adults to 7.7 percent.
The total for May and June 2010 in the Novoarkhangelsk area was 143
patients with pneumonia.
According to preliminary data for the 6 months of 2010, 4983 cases of
pneumonia were recorded, equivalent to 98 percent of the number
recorded during the same period of 2009 and twice the number recorded
during the same period of 2008. The incidence rate of pneumonia for 6
months of the year 2010 is 47.8 per 10 000 population, representing
87.5 percent of the annual rate in 2009 and 97.3 percent in 2008. For
the 2nd quarter of this year [2010], the incidence rate of pneumonia
in comparison with the [1st] quarter grew by 21.3 percent.
[Part [1] appears to confuse the 2 forms of influenza currently
afflicting the human population: i.e. influenza pandemic (H1N1) virus
infection and avian influenza (H5N1) virus infection, either of which
may be associated with atypical pneumonia in a proportion of cases.
Previously in Ukraine, there was considerable confusion in
recognizing the presence of influenza pandemic (H1N1) virus
infection; see ProMED-mail references below.
However, the statements in part [2] appear to exclude influenza virus
as a cause of the pneumonia, and it is possible that this outbreak in
the Kirovograd region may have a different cause. Positive response
to antibiotic treatment suggests bacterial infection. ProMED-mail
thanks Andre S. and FluTrackers for drawing attention to this
situation, and we would welcome further information and clarification.
A map of the regions of Ukraine showing the location of the
Kirovograd region in the centre of the country can be accessed at:
<http: www.ukrainianangels.org="" regions="" regions.php="">. - Mod.CP]
<!-- Subject --> Subject: Ministry of Health of Ukraine Responds to Reports of Increased Pneumonia Cases
<!-- Date --> Date: Jul 12, 2010 12:24 PM
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Submitted by FluTrackers.
Ministry of Health of Ukraine in response to the request of Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on National Security and Defense Anatoliy too to increase the number of diseases in Novoarkhangelsk district of Kirovograd region following statement.
According to state health service by the Kirovograd region with operational data from the beginning of May 2010 in District Novoarkhangelsk marked increase in the number of hospitalized patients diagnosed with pneumonia. Increasing incidence of acute respiratory viral infections and flu in the region in general and in that area over the past months was not observed. Regional rates of acute respiratory infections, the match of the season.
Due to the increasing number of reported cases of pneumonia in May 2010 introduced in the daily monitoring.
In order to study the situation in Novoarkhangelsk area in May 2010 working committee that included key experts of the regional health administration and regional sanitary and epidemiologic station. The investigation of cases it was found that the disease recorded in different locations, unrelated to any factor. Suffering from pneumonia, mostly adults, beginning a sudden disease, without development of inflammatory processes in the upper respiratory tract and signs of acute respiratory infections, moderately severe course of disease, noted the positive effects of conventional treatments and antibacterial drugs in most cases the observed rapid and complete recovery of patients. As a result of the commission was not established causal links increased morbidity of pneumonia aviahimichnymy processing fields and other factors.
When the commission was held virologic survey of hospitalized patients. A study nosohlotkovyh washings and nasal washings of virological laboratory in the regional Sanitary in these patients was not detected antigens of influenza viruses and other acute respiratory viral infections.
According to research examined blood paired sera of patients with pneumonia Novoarkhangelsk area in only one case was found to increase antibody titres of influenza virus A (H1N1) California.
A similar situation was observed in May this year in other districts.
The situation regarding the incidence of pneumonia remains under the control of Health Department of Kirovohrad regional state administration and supervision of public health service area.
Memo:
Department of Health Kirovohrad regional state administration carried out a comparative analysis of the incidence of pneumonia in 2008. By 2009, recorded 5568 pneumonia that 11.2% more than in 2008. In terms of age groups the incidence of pneumonia in 2009 compared to 2008 among the teenage population has grown to 73.8% among children 0-14 years - 18.2%, among adults - at 7.7%.
The total for May and June 2010 Novoarkhangelsk area recorded 143 patients with pneumonia.
According to preliminary data for the six months of 2010 recorded 4983 cases of pneumonia that over the same period of 2009 to 98.8%, and over the corresponding period in 2008 to 2 times. Incidence rate of pneumonia by 6 months of the year is 47.8 per 10 thousand population, representing 87.5% annual rate in 2009, or 97.3% rate in 2008. For the second quarter of this year incidence rate of pneumonia in comparison with the quarter grew by 21.3%.
July 12, 2010
Power hides epidemic global warming?
Site entire Kirovograd "
On warming, epidemic influenza, and the authorities hide? According to the website "All Kirovograd, Kirovohrad in several districts of the region - particularly in Novoarkhangelsk, Novoukrains'kyi, and Znamensky Golovanevsk - was a sharp increase in diseases, which in its symptomdlogy can be attributed to SARS or influenza.
As previously reported site "All Kirovograd, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security and Defense Anatoliy Gritsenko has asked the Ministry of Health requirement to verify information on an outbreak of unknown disease in Turkey. Then we publish the letter and Mr. Anatoly response letter from the Ministry.
LETTER Anatoliy Gritsenko - Minister of Health: "Dear Zinoviya Nikolayevich! The Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on National Security and Defense Council received information that alleged Novo Arkhangelsk region Kirovograd region was a dramatic increase in incidence (80-100 hospitalized in a small district hospital in the mean that did not exceed 5), which by their symptoms can be attributed to SARS - the so-called SARS (Severe acute respiratory syndrome), or influenza, which caused the new animal virus may IN N 1.
Given the importance of the issue, the high level of potential threat, I ask Bass to thoroughly test the specified information and in case of confirmation to take steps to respond quickly. Please check the results to inform the Committee immediately. Yours Chairman, Anatoly Gritsenko "
Letter of response from MINISTRY OF HEALTH OF UKRAINE Novoarkhangelsk on the situation in the district of Kirovograd region: "The Ministry of Health of Ukraine considered the application the Chairman of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Supreme Gritsenko AC, from 05.07.10 № 04 - 23/13-476 to increase the number of diseases in Novoarkhangelsk district of Kirovograd region, which by their symptoms can be attributed to atypical pneumonia (SARS), or pandemic influenza A (dumb) reports the following.
According to the Department of Health Kirovohrad regional state administration and public health service by the Kirovograd region with operational data from the beginning of May 2010 in District Novoarkhangelsk marked increase in the number of hospitalized patients diagnosed with pneumonia. Increasing incidence of acute respiratory viral infections and flu in the region in general and in that area over the past months was not observed. Regional rates of acute respiratory infections, the match of the season.
Due to the increasing number of reported cases of pneumonia in May 2010 introduced in the daily monitoring.
According to preliminary data for the six months of 2010 recorded 4983 cases of pneumonia that over the same period of 2009 to 98.8%, and over the corresponding period in 2008 to 2 times. Incidence rate of pneumonia by 6 months of the year is 47.8 per 10 thousand population, representing 87.5% annual rate in 2009, or 97.3% rate in 2008. In II quarter of this year incidence rate of pneumonia in comparison with the quarter grew by 21.3%.
To study the situation in the area Novoarkhangelsk 14. And. May 19, 2010 working committee that included in the Department of Health Regional State Administration and Regional; Sanitary. As a result of the commission was not established causal links increased morbidity from pneumonia aviahimichnymy [avian?] processing fields and other factors
The investigation of cases it was found that the disease recorded in different locations, unrelated to any factor. Suffering from pneumonia, mostly adults, beginning a sudden disease, without development of inflammatory processes in the upper respiratory tract and signs of acute respiratory infections, moderately severe course of disease, noted the positive effects of conventional treatments and antibacterial drugs in most cases the observed rapid and complete recovery of patients.
When the commission was held virologic survey of hospitalized patients. A study nosohlotkovyh washings and washings from the nose in the regional Sanitary virologic laboratory in these patients was not detected antigens of influenza viruses and other acute respiratory viral infections
The research results of paired sera examined blood from patients with pneumonia Novoarkhangelsk area only 1 case was found to increase antibody titres of influenza virus A (NSH1) California.
A similar situation was observed in May this year in other districts. During June this year, the situation regarding the increased incidence of pneumonia in Novo Arkhangelsk region gradually stabilized, recorded isolated cases, but over the weekend 3-4 July 2010 for hospital treatment in Novoarkhangelsk CRH re-entered 12 patients. The total for May and June 2010 in the area Novoarkhangelsk registered 143 patients with pneumonia. As of July 6, 2010 for inpatient treatment at CRH remains Novoarkhangelsk 35 patients with pneumonia.
May 14, 2010 on this matter was held a joint meeting of the regional health administration and sanepidsluzhby On the situation on the morbidity of pneumonia Novoarkhangelsk District conducted a weekly guide to inform the regional state administration, this issue moved to the College of Health 09.07 Administration, 2010.
Question increase morbidity of pneumonia presented at a meeting 16/06/2010 Regional Commission for technogenic and ecological safety and emergencies Regional State Administration (Minutes of 16.06.2010, № 13). Field by centralized supplies has received broad-spectrum antibiotic, intoksykatsiynoho solutions for the withdrawal syndrome, antifungal drugs used in fungal pneumonia and antiviral drug Tamiflu.
Balance of specific medicines for the treatment of pneumonia patients to expect when the intensity of illness, which is currently e situation regarding the incidence of pneumonia is still controlled by the Department of Health Kirovohrad regional state administration and supervision of public health service area.
Re: Ukraine: Ministry of Health Investigates Increase in Respiratory Illness - Denies H1N1
This is a ProMED Russian post, and it now looks like not only are they denying H1N1, they are denying that there is an outbreak at all, despite post #12 (part 2 of the ProMED post), which identifies a specific hospital which claims to have 35 patients of unknown pneumonia as of July 6th.
I Gritsenko has information on the outbreak of unknown disease in Kirovograd region
-------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------
The committee of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security and Defence has been informed that the alleged Archangel region Kirovograd region has been a sharp increase in the number of cases, which by their symptoms can be attributed to [ARVI] or influenza, caused by a new virus of animal origin, possibly H1 / N1.
The press office of Anatoly Gritsenko, given the importance of the issue, the high potential level of threat head of the committee appealed to the Ministry of Health with the requirement to thoroughly test the information, and in case of its confirmation to the operational response. He also demanded to take all necessary measures to protect the population Archangel region Kirovograd region and to provide all necessary assistance.
However, the Ministry of Health has already sent a reply in which informed about the daily monitoring of the situation in the region and promised to take her under constant supervision. Sam Gritsenko will also closely monitor developments in the area.
In Kirovograd region there is no influenza
-----------------------------------
The fears are unfounded Anatoly Gritsenko, according to the Health Ministry.
Recently the head of the parliamentary Committee on National Security and Defense Anatoliy Gritsenko Ukraine's Health Ministry has asked to verify the information that the alleged Archangel region Kirovograd region rife unknown virus, and perhaps even that this sensational H1N1.
Locals err on the swine flu, because the cases has marked symptoms similar to those that occur during pneumonia.
However, epidemiologists have argued that careful control of the situation in Kirovograd region and see no reason for concern. The incidence of SARS in the region is within the annual norm, noted in the State Sanitary and Epidemiological Service of Ukraine. And about any flu speech does not go.
- Respiratory symptoms, at this time of year, as we know, can trigger flowering plants, - notes general practitioner Tamara Polyakova. - This is supposedly an infectious disease may be banal allergy - pollinosis. Moreover, in the heat people are very often victims of [ARVI]. Since the sit in a draft in an attempt to cool down, or under the air conditioning, as well as drinking excessively chilled drinks. What ultimately lead to colds, sore throat, and even inflammation of the bronchi and lungs.
Recall also that the Commission of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe accused the WHO of health care in an unjustified declaration of a pandemic. The expert's report of PACE states: "There is ample evidence that the risk and magnitude of an influenza pandemic were significantly overestimated WHO. As a result, European countries have spent millions of dollars to fight the epidemic, which did not exist.
[Comment Cor VM. In the Archangel region Kirovograd region the incidence of ARI and pneumonia, which caused concern to the Head of the Parliamentary Committee of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security and Defense, who suggested a new outbreak of pandemic influenza H1N1. At the present time have already been submitted to rebut that information. Doctors attributed the outbreak of respiratory disease with the flowering of grasses and respiratory allergies. - Cor VM]
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July 14, 2010
And directory on the verge of crossing the threshold of influenza epidemiology. According to the website "All Kirovograd, received from its own sources, government assurances that the flu is no global warming, backed up only one - epidemiological threshold (100 patients per 10 thousand population) has not yet crossed. But the number of patients currently is 86 persons per 10 thousand population. Until not crossed the threshold, Sanitary not alarmed. However, the question arises - whether to wait until the number of patients will be 100 persons per 10 thousand population, or be crushed in any bells now?
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