The hospital in Hanoi received hundreds of flu, many heavy cases
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Hanoi - From the beginning of the year until now, Green Po General Hospital has received about 500 cases of flu, including many severe cases.
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A person with the flu can infect two others
Lệ Hà |
The influenza virus is likely to be infected at an average level, that is, one infected person will spread to one or two others without immunity.
Influenza prevention in a very simple way
Hồng Nhung (Theo BOLDSKY) |
Here are some ways to prevent flu, you can refer to it for immediate implementation.
Seasonal flu is not dangerous but is on guard against complications
Linh Đan - Lệ Hà |
Most people suffer from the season when the weather recovers after a few days to 2 weeks, but some may have serious complications, even death.
