Amid surge in respiratory illnesses, China urges local authorities to have more fever clinics
- China has urged local authorities to increase the number of medical clinics to handle a surge in respiratory illnesses, including pneumonia cases in children.
- The surge in acute respiratory illnesses is linked to the simultaneous circulation of several pathogens, most prominently influenza. No deaths have been reported.
- Experts attribute the surging infections to winter's arrival, the end of COVID restrictions, and a lack of prior immunity in children. China's State Council warned of the risk of a rebound in COVID infections.
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China ministry seeks more fever clinics to combat respiratory illness surge
BEIJING -- China's health ministry on Sunday urged local authorities to increase the number of fever clinics as the country grapples with a surge China's health ministry on Sunday urged local authorities to increase the number of fever clinics as the country grapples with a surge in respiratory illnesses in its first full winter since easing COVID-19 restrictions.
Amid surge in respiratory illnesses, China urges local authorities to have more fever clinics
The Chinese health ministry on Sunday (Nov 26) urged local authorities to increase the number of fever clinics amid a surge in respiratory illnesses across the country. Addressing a press conference, National Health Commission spokesperson Mi Feng said that the surge in acute respiratory illnesses was linked to the simultaneous circulation of several kinds of pathogens, most prominently influenza.
China calls for healthcare augmentation after respiratory disease outbreak - La Prensa Latina Media
Beijing, Nov 26 (EFE).- China urged local authorities to increase the number of health clinics to treat fever patients as the country faces an outbreak of respiratory infections. The National Health Commission has said the disease outbreak was due to “known pathogens” and there was nothing to worry about. Commission spokesperson Mi Feng told reporters that the increase in acute respiratory infections was due to the simultaneous circulation of se…
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