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Influenza is settled in the Kaluga region

Despite the overall decline in cases of SARS, the number of diagnoses of influenza is growing

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Influenza is settled in the Kaluga region

Despite the overall decline in cases of SARS, the number of diagnoses of influenza is growing.

Last week, the common cold was put about 4,000 times, compared with 5,000 on the previous seven-day period, but the flu sick nine people, up from six weeks earlier.

“Morbidity below thresholds occurs in all age groups. The number of hospitalized patients with symptoms of SARS and influenza has decreased slightly, the regional Rospotrebnadzor said.

It noted that 21 people were hospitalized in hospitals in the region.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, Kaluga residents revealed the first signs of dementia.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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