Prof. Huang informed Prof. Ron Laporte, President, Supercourse:
"...CCTV introduction of Supercource exposed the supercourse to
at least 500 million Chinese who watch this program, one of the hottest CCTV program in China..."
That is a number that is almost incomprehensible, 500,000,000 or ½ Billion people!
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Russia has reported its first case on AH1N1
A man said earlier on Friday to be the first person in Russia to contract the swine flu virus has told that he "feels fine."
(http://en.rian.ru/russia/20090522/155068030.html)
(http://en.rian.ru/russia/20090522/155068030.html)
Thursday, May 21, 2009
The 16th WCDEM Abstracts are now online
A record number of 587 abstracts were submitted for presentation and discussion during the 16th WCDEM. This is the most abstracts ever submitted for a World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine.
The Abstracts are now online
( http://www.wadem.org/PDF_documents/16WCDEMabstracts.pdf)
The Abstracts are now online
( http://www.wadem.org/PDF_documents/16WCDEMabstracts.pdf)
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Lion Poles, M.D.
Lion Poles, M.D.
Dep. Director General, Kaplan Medical Center, Israel :
United States: A woman in Texas becomes the second person to die in connection with H1N1. The 33-year-old school teacher, described by doctors as having “chronic underlying health conditions,” arrived at the hospital on April 19 pregnant and with flu symptoms. She died several days after giving birth to a healthy baby this week.
United States: Schools reopen across the country today as federal health officials retracted a recommendation to close if there was a possible case H1N1 at the school. Although U.S. cases have been relatively mild, officials urge schools to continue to take common-sense measures, such as frequent hand washing.
United States: The U.S. Navy is postponing an aid mission to the South Pacific after a sailor on the crew was confirmed as having H1N1. Nearly 50 other sailors on the ship showed symptoms of the virus, but none are confirmed. The Navy is looking for an alternative to meet the mission’s objectives.
Dep. Director General, Kaplan Medical Center, Israel :
United States: A woman in Texas becomes the second person to die in connection with H1N1. The 33-year-old school teacher, described by doctors as having “chronic underlying health conditions,” arrived at the hospital on April 19 pregnant and with flu symptoms. She died several days after giving birth to a healthy baby this week.
United States: Schools reopen across the country today as federal health officials retracted a recommendation to close if there was a possible case H1N1 at the school. Although U.S. cases have been relatively mild, officials urge schools to continue to take common-sense measures, such as frequent hand washing.
United States: The U.S. Navy is postponing an aid mission to the South Pacific after a sailor on the crew was confirmed as having H1N1. Nearly 50 other sailors on the ship showed symptoms of the virus, but none are confirmed. The Navy is looking for an alternative to meet the mission’s objectives.
Friday, May 1, 2009
Analytic Services Inc.
Dr. Gursky , Analytic Services Inc. has begun distributing a daily update internally on Swine Flu items of interest.
Please let Mrs. Jessica Semon (Jessica.Semon@anser.org) know if you would like to be included in the daily distribution
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