Covid-19: Slight Increase in Consultation and Emergency Passages for Suspicion of Contamination
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On Wednesday, September 23rd, public health France reports an increase in SOS Médecins consultations and passages to emergencies for Covid-19's suspicion, compared to last year. Health authorities are also focusing on the situation in Île-de-France, where a trend is also increasing. However, these data are similar to those recorded in recent years at the same time, and are sometimes even lower. - Covid-19: slight increase in consultations and pa…
The circulation of the virus is starting to rise sharply in Île-de-France. The passages to emergencies and consultations are also progressing.
An increase in the spread of the COVID-19 virus has been recorded in France since the start of the new school year. AzEdu.az reports that according to the latest data from Sante publique France, the number of doctor visits and hospitalizations related to the virus has increased across all age groups since the beginning of September. On September 14...
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