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                    [Title] => DOH probes rise in diarrhea cases in Baguio City
                    [Summary] => The DOH and the local government are conducting epidemiologic investigation and conducting water testing across the city after 308 cases of diarrhea were reported from December 21 to January 3. 
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                    [Title] => 5 patay sa gastro outbreak sa Negros Oriental
                    [Summary] => Limang katao na ang nasawi habang nasa 192 katao kabilang ang mga bata ang tinamaan ng gastroenteritis sa Negros Oriental.
                    [DatePublished] => 2023-02-10 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Doris Franche-Borja
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                    [Title] => Gastroenteritis cases rising
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Health authorities here have been alarmed by the increasing number of gastroenteritis in this city since January this year.
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Miriam Garcia Desacada
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                    [Title] => FDA approves Rotarix vaccine to prevent rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants
                    [Summary] => 
The FDA has approved Rotarix, the second oral US licensed vaccine for the prevention of rotavirus, which causes gastroenteritis in infants and children. Without vaccination, nearly every child in the United States would likely be infected at least once with rotavirus by 5 years of age, according to the FDA.
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                    [AuthorName] => Charles C. Chante MD
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                    [Title] => Pinoy parents not fully aware of rotavirus – study
                    [Summary] => 

Due to the lack of awareness of rotavirus, Filipino parents are unable to spot its symptoms and are unsure what causes this serious illness that lead to an estimated 3,700 infant deaths per year in the country.


Rotavirus is an intestinal viral infection and common cause of gastroenteritis among children six months to two years old, resulting in fever, vomiting and severe diarrhea. 


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                    [Title] => Talisay raises alert on gastroenteritis
                    [Summary] => 

Talisay health officials yesterday warned residents of water-borne diseases to prevent more cases of gastroenteritis brought about by the rainy season. 


Myla Borromeo, officer of the Records Section of the Talisay City District Hospital, said that although the number of gastroenteritis cases in the city from January to September this year is lower compared to that of last year, health officials raised the alert for prevention purposes.


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                    [Title] => Gastro kills 3 San Fernando kids, downs 818 others
                    [Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY — Gastroenteritis have killed three children aged two to 10 and downed more than 800 others in this La Union capital from January to October this year.


Two of the three fatalities are from the coastal villages of San Vicente and San Agustin, and the third from Barangay IV.


Dr. Eduardo Posadas, city health officer, however, said the 818 recorded gastroenteritis cases were lesser than those during the same period last year. 


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                    [AuthorName] =>  Jun Elias
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                    [Title] => DOH beefs up drive vs gastroenteritis in Region 1
                    [Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — To prevent a repeat of last year’s acute gastroenteritis epidemic that afflicted nearly 10,000 Pangasinenses, the Department of Health’s Region 1 office has intensified its campaign against the water-borne disease.


This, as 1,341 acute gastroenteritis cases have so far been reported in entire Ilocos region.


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                    [Title] => An emerging cause of IBS
                    [Summary] => Evidence is mounting that at least a subset of irritable syndrome (IBS) patients may have acquired the disease as a result of an acute gastrointestinal illness. Research from the United Kingdom indicates that between seven and 33 percent of patients affected by an outbreak of food poisoning in Britain in the late 1990s never made a full recovery and went on to experience classic symptoms of IBS such as pain and alternating episodes of constipation and diarrhea.
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                    [Title] => Tondo situation normalizing — DOH
                    [Summary] => The situation in gastroenteritis-stricken Foreshore area of Tondo, Manila is now slowly going back to normal, Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said yesterday.


Dayrit noted that for the past days, the number of gastroenteritis cases from the Foreshore area has returned to the "baseline" level, indicating that the spread of the stomach and intestinal disorder has been minimized.


"It’s on a downtrend to the baseline level. There has been a significant drop in cases," he added.


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                    [Title] => 5 patay sa gastro outbreak sa Negros Oriental
                    [Summary] => Limang katao na ang nasawi habang nasa 192 katao kabilang ang mga bata ang tinamaan ng gastroenteritis sa Negros Oriental.
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                    [Title] => Gastroenteritis cases rising
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Health authorities here have been alarmed by the increasing number of gastroenteritis in this city since January this year.
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                    [ColumnID] => 133272
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                    [Title] => FDA approves Rotarix vaccine to prevent rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants
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                    [Title] => Pinoy parents not fully aware of rotavirus – study
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Due to the lack of awareness of rotavirus, Filipino parents are unable to spot its symptoms and are unsure what causes this serious illness that lead to an estimated 3,700 infant deaths per year in the country.


Rotavirus is an intestinal viral infection and common cause of gastroenteritis among children six months to two years old, resulting in fever, vomiting and severe diarrhea. 


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                    [Title] => Talisay raises alert on gastroenteritis
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Talisay health officials yesterday warned residents of water-borne diseases to prevent more cases of gastroenteritis brought about by the rainy season. 


Myla Borromeo, officer of the Records Section of the Talisay City District Hospital, said that although the number of gastroenteritis cases in the city from January to September this year is lower compared to that of last year, health officials raised the alert for prevention purposes.


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                    [Title] => Gastro kills 3 San Fernando kids, downs 818 others
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Two of the three fatalities are from the coastal villages of San Vicente and San Agustin, and the third from Barangay IV.


Dr. Eduardo Posadas, city health officer, however, said the 818 recorded gastroenteritis cases were lesser than those during the same period last year. 


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                    [Title] => DOH beefs up drive vs gastroenteritis in Region 1
                    [Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — To prevent a repeat of last year’s acute gastroenteritis epidemic that afflicted nearly 10,000 Pangasinenses, the Department of Health’s Region 1 office has intensified its campaign against the water-borne disease.


This, as 1,341 acute gastroenteritis cases have so far been reported in entire Ilocos region.


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                    [Title] => Tondo situation normalizing — DOH
                    [Summary] => The situation in gastroenteritis-stricken Foreshore area of Tondo, Manila is now slowly going back to normal, Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said yesterday.


Dayrit noted that for the past days, the number of gastroenteritis cases from the Foreshore area has returned to the "baseline" level, indicating that the spread of the stomach and intestinal disorder has been minimized.


"It’s on a downtrend to the baseline level. There has been a significant drop in cases," he added.


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