Nine deaths in province attributed to influenza
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A FluWatch map from the Public Health Agency of Canada shows widespread influenza activity across Newfoundland.
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Statistics from the provincial Department of Health shows the number of lab-confirmed flu cases in each health region in the province, as well as hospitalizations and deaths.
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This table from the Public Health Agency of Canada's FluWatch report shows the number of confirmed influenza cases for each province and a breakdown of the types of influenza found in lab tests across the country.
A FluWatch map from the Public Health Agency of Canada shows widespread influenza activity across Newfoundland.
Statistics from the provincial Department of Health shows the number of lab-confirmed flu cases in each health region in the province, as well as hospitalizations and deaths.
This table from the Public Health Agency of Canada's FluWatch report shows the number of confirmed influenza cases for each province and a breakdown of the types of influenza found in lab tests across the country.
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- saelcove
- - January 29, 2013 at 11:59:52
With third world health care it,s to be expected
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- St.John's
- - January 30, 2013 at 08:04:32
Contagion is not in the purvue of a system. Prevention starts with hand washing and covering coughs - and staying away from others if one is ill.
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Saelcove - I'm not sure why you would classify the canadian health care system as being "third world", yes the wait times are long and it's not perfect but we have it pretty good here in Canada and I don't for a minute take that for granted, neither should you...look at the third world countries, really look then hopefully you'll have a different perspective....