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China - Young adults are 30% of pneumonia patients hospitalized - smog blamed in Shandong province

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Haze respiratory diseases in Shandong increased to 30 percent of young adults
2013-02-01 07:54:42 Source: Qilu Evening News



Consecutive days of fog and haze, the decline in air quality, not only makes an increase in the number of elderly people suffering from respiratory problems, young adults suffering from respiratory diseases also increased.

Respiratory medical ward in the Jinan Central Hospital, a medical staff told reporters that on January 31 there is a 24-year-old boy for hospitalization due to pneumonia formalities.

Usually in Respiratory Medicine hospitalized patients over the age of 60 are over 90 years of age inpatients not surprising, but the 24-year-old patient has been rare. "The medical staff told reporters.

Qianfoshan Hospital in Shandong Province, director of the Department of Respiratory Medicine before engine told reporters, young adults currently account for 30% of the number of visits, the main symptoms of cough, fever, sore throats, suffering from severe bronchitis and pneumonia. "

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