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How is this serious bacterial infection spreading so quickly in Japan?

Post published:22/03/2024
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Rapid spread of severe bacterial infection in Japan A Worrying Epidemic Japan is seeing a worrying surge in cases linked to streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (SSTS). These cases, caused by group A streptococci, are increasing and the toll has already reached 422 since the start of the year, while it had reached 941 over the whole of the previous year. With a mortality rate exceeding 30%, this alarming situation concerns many regions of the country which are on alert. A Particularly Virulent Strain Japanese health authorities reveal the presence for the first time on their territory of a strain of…

Flu outbreak across the country, signs of improvement for bronchiolitis: the latest health trends

Post published:19/03/2024
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Accelerated spread of influenza while a glimmer of hope emerges for bronchiolitis As the cold of winter intensifies, the nation's public health is challenged by a notable upsurge in seasonal influenza. According to the latest Public Health France bulletin published recently, the epidemic is gaining strength throughout France. https://twitter.com/nicolasberrod/status/1732818351196459203 The rapid increase in influenza in mainland France Geographic progression of the epidemic: Four additional zones cross the critical threshold and join the South-East region already in a state of epidemic alert. Worrying status: Apart from three even less affected regions, the majority of France is in the pre-epidemic phase, anticipation…

Swine flu in UK: first human case reported

Post published:19/03/2024
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Health alert: Human infection with H1N2 swine flu virus in the United Kingdom An individual in the United Kingdom contracted the influenza A(H1N2)v virus - a strain distant from that which caused the health crisis in 2009. According to announcements issued by the UKHSA, this case, unprecedented in the country, was identified as part of regular health monitoring. The infected person experienced minor symptoms and has since fully recovered from their flu-like illness. As for the origin of the virus, it remains unexplained to this day and is the subject of in-depth investigations, as highlighted by the British health authority.…