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                    [Title] => Diarrhea downs 63 in Samboan
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The Department of Health yesterday confirmed there is a diarrhea outbreak in barangays Colasi and Dalahican in Samboan town.


Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said the diarrhea outbreak has already downed 63 residents from the two barangays. These residents, he said have been brought to nearby hospitals for medication and that no fatality has been reported yet.

Cimafranca said the department believes contaminated water caused the diarrhea outbreak, which started in the last week of March.
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DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said at least 26 persons were admitted to the Congressman Natalio Castillo Memorial Hospital due to the disease, making it to at least 90 patients who are currently confined in different hospitals in the province.
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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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Reynan Cimafranca, epidemiologist of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, said the boy died last week at the hospital.

Cimafranca said that RESU-7 files this year recorded a total of 1458 dengue cases admitted to various RESU hospitals in the region.
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Reynan Cimafranca, epidemiologist of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, said the boy died last week at the hospital.

Cimafranca said that RESU-7 files this year recorded a total of 1458 dengue cases admitted to various RESU hospitals in the region.
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Education Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo, in a memorandum, said that the latest results of the Weekly Daily Surveillance Report from the Department of Health showed that dengue "remained number two among a list of reportable diseases."
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Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said that the public has to be vigilant with dengue, saying that the ailment will possibly prevail these rainy months.
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The Department of Health yesterday confirmed there is a diarrhea outbreak in barangays Colasi and Dalahican in Samboan town.


Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said the diarrhea outbreak has already downed 63 residents from the two barangays. These residents, he said have been brought to nearby hospitals for medication and that no fatality has been reported yet.

Cimafranca said the department believes contaminated water caused the diarrhea outbreak, which started in the last week of March.
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DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said at least 26 persons were admitted to the Congressman Natalio Castillo Memorial Hospital due to the disease, making it to at least 90 patients who are currently confined in different hospitals in the province.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-27 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Cebu News [SectionUrl] => cebu-news [URL] => ) [4] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 381892 [Title] => Initial findings on Loon outbreak due tomorrow [Summary] => 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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Reynan Cimafranca, epidemiologist of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, said the boy died last week at the hospital.

Cimafranca said that RESU-7 files this year recorded a total of 1458 dengue cases admitted to various RESU hospitals in the region.
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Reynan Cimafranca, epidemiologist of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, said the boy died last week at the hospital.

Cimafranca said that RESU-7 files this year recorded a total of 1458 dengue cases admitted to various RESU hospitals in the region.
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Education Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo, in a memorandum, said that the latest results of the Weekly Daily Surveillance Report from the Department of Health showed that dengue "remained number two among a list of reportable diseases."
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Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit nurse Reynan Cimafranca said that the public has to be vigilant with dengue, saying that the ailment will possibly prevail these rainy months.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-28 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Cebu News [SectionUrl] => cebu-news [URL] => ) ) )
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