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One-third of Travis Elementary School pupil missed school Thursday because of a mysterious illness, leaving Houston ISD and city officials scrambling to diagnose the cause.
They suspect a virus is behind the fevers, headaches and stomachaches that sidelined 242 children, including about 80 percent of the third grade at the Heights neighborhood school.
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Luke was diagnosed Thursday with Influenza A, a common strain of the flu. While that strain includes the swine flu, officials said the rapid spread and sudden onset of this outbreak suggest it isn’t.
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
reply to post by xoxo stacie
Can you or your better half read Spanish???
What's this saying...I see numbers, but, Hmmm...
portal.salud.gob.mx...
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
reply to post by blind.face
OK...I was looking at some peak on a chart at 288?
Was just wondering if they were deaths...
Originally posted by Cameoii
One-third of Travis Elementary School pupil missed school Thursday because of a mysterious illness, leaving Houston ISD and city officials scrambling to diagnose the cause.
They suspect a virus is behind the fevers, headaches and stomachaches that sidelined 242 children, including about 80 percent of the third grade at the Heights neighborhood school.
...
Luke was diagnosed Thursday with Influenza A, a common strain of the flu. While that strain includes the swine flu, officials said the rapid spread and sudden onset of this outbreak suggest it isn’t.
Illness strikes 242 students at HISD Travis Elem.
So, it seems like the second wave may be more gastrointestinal and less respritory related. The article makes this sound totally unrelated, but that makes two schools that had an outbreak of h1n1, then got all better, then had a load of kids out sick with a stomach virus.....hmmm.
[edit on 15-5-2009 by Cameoii]
reply to post by Hx3_1963
Officials say loud emergency sirens can be heard in Lower Manhattan from 9 a.m. on and off for several hours due to testing. 4 minutes ago from web
"I believe it to be all caused by swine flu, with infection in his lungs and pneumonia, as well as kidney failure so they can't inject the swine flu medication," Wiener said.
Originally posted by Hx3_1963
Well here we go...WHO won't do it but China will
Gorkha District: China Closes Border at Rasuwagadhi "Fearing" Spread of Viral Pneumonia From Nepal: Date: May 15, 2009 13:23 UTC Risk..half a minute ago from twitterfeed
Samoa: Ministry of Health Cancels Travel to Tokelau to Prevent Spread of Influenza A (H1N1) Virus; No Confirmed Cases Recorded in Either ..half a minute ago from twitterfeed
Back Door:
UPDATE 3-Glaxo gets H1N1 vaccine orders from several gov'ts
www.reuters.com...
[edit on 5/15/2009 by Hx3_1963]