+ Follow LOON DISTRICT HOSPITAL Tag
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[Title] => Loon hospital overcrowded as diarrhea patients swell
[Summary] => Patients and hospital staffs at the Loon District Hospital in Loon, Bohol will have to bear with overcrowding as the number of residents affected by diarrhea continues to rise.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Initial findings on Loon outbreak due tomorrow
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Department of Health officials will be in Loon town, Bohol tomorrow to present the initial findings of the agency's investigation on the outbreak that downed more than a hundred residents there last Tuesday.
Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said that initial findings of the investigation that they had conducted showed that there is presence of amoeba in the water and stool samples they had taken.
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[Title] => Bohol town outbreak update: Diarrhea victims count drops to 80 yesterday
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The number of victims from the diarrhea outbreak in Loon, Bohol has dropped significantly, as of yesterday, but health officials have refused to declare the situation already under control.
Bohol provincial health officer Rey Moises Cabagnot said admissions in the Loon District Hospital had dropped from 117 the other day to only 80 yesterday but continual monitoring of the situation is still being done before issuing any favorable conclusion.
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LOON DISTRICT HOSPITAL
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[Title] => Loon hospital overcrowded as diarrhea patients swell
[Summary] => Patients and hospital staffs at the Loon District Hospital in Loon, Bohol will have to bear with overcrowding as the number of residents affected by diarrhea continues to rise.
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Department of Health officials will be in Loon town, Bohol tomorrow to present the initial findings of the agency's investigation on the outbreak that downed more than a hundred residents there last Tuesday.
Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said that initial findings of the investigation that they had conducted showed that there is presence of amoeba in the water and stool samples they had taken.
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[Title] => Bohol town outbreak update: Diarrhea victims count drops to 80 yesterday
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The number of victims from the diarrhea outbreak in Loon, Bohol has dropped significantly, as of yesterday, but health officials have refused to declare the situation already under control.
Bohol provincial health officer Rey Moises Cabagnot said admissions in the Loon District Hospital had dropped from 117 the other day to only 80 yesterday but continual monitoring of the situation is still being done before issuing any favorable conclusion.
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