lol, mit nichten. es sterben vllt 30 leute an grippe.Enegh schrieb:Jährlich sterben 15000-20000 Menschen an Grippe in Deutschland. 60 Tote sind da nicht wirklich überwältigend, erst recht nicht bei einer 11 Millionen Stadt wie Mexico-Stadt.
tamiflu ist, wie es ein arzt sagte: ein placebo mit nebenwirkungen.serioussam schrieb:Weiß jemand ob Tamiflu dagegen was bringt? Und ist Tamiflu nicht auch in der Kritik?
okeeey. wo gibt es gute und günstige masken zu kaufen? :O
Jährlich sterben 15000-20000 Menschen an Grippe in Deutschland. 60 Tote sind da nicht wirklich überwältigend, erst recht nicht bei einer 11 Millionen Stadt wie Mexico-Stadt.Von den im täglichen Opfern im Strassenverkehr garnet zu reden ^^
lol, mit nichten. es sterben vllt 30 leute an grippe.
Besonders gute Nährböden für Grippe-Viren bieten Geldscheine, auf denen Spuren von organischen Absonderungen der menschlichen Schleimhäute zu finden sind. Im Nasensekret eines Grippekranken ist der Erreger latent vorhanden. Durch Niesen, Husten oder mangelnde Hygiene gelangt er unter anderem auf die Geldscheine.das wäre eine schnelle und effektive übertragung um die zahl der bevölkerung zu minimieren - sieht aber schlecht aus bei menschen, die dieses zeug weniger in der hand halten ;)
1.Zitate stammen von der bbc - Seite:
"I'm a specialist doctor in respiratory diseases and intensive care at the Mexican National Institute of Health. There is a severe emergency over the swine flu here. More and more patients are being admitted to the intensive care unit. Despite the heroic efforts of all staff (doctors, nurses, specialists, etc) patients continue to inevitably die. The truth is that anti-viral treatments and vaccines are not expected to have any effect, even at high doses. It is a great fear among the staff. The infection risk is very high among the doctors and health staff.
There is a sense of chaos in the other hospitals and we do not know what to do. Staff are starting to leave and many are opting to retire or apply for holidays. The truth is that mortality is even higher than what is being reported by the authorities, at least in the hospital where I work it. It is killing three to four patients daily, and it has been going on for more than three weeks. It is a shame and there is great fear here. Increasingly younger patients aged 20 to 30 years are dying before our helpless eyes and there is great sadness among health professionals here.
Antonio Chavez, Mexico City
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I think there is a real lack of information and sadly, preventative action. In the capital of my state, Oaxaca, there is a hospital closed because of a death related to the porcine influenza. In the papers they recognise only two people dead for that cause. Many friends working in hospitals or related fields say that the situation is really bad, they are talking about 19 people dead in Oaxaca, including a doctor and a nurse. They say they got shots but they were told not to talk about the real situation. Our authorities say nothing. Life goes on as usual here.
Young people are going to schools and universities. Buses and planes go and come from Mexico City as frequently as before. Even with two people dead locally, last night the local baseball stadium was full, mainly with young people. What's really happening? I know vaccines are good for nothing, and if you take care, maybe you won't die, so, why not acknowledge the real situation? I know that the economic situation is not the best, and it will worsen with panic. But panic comes from a lack of information. Many people travel for pleasure or without any real need. Stopping those unjustified trips can help a lot to ease the situation. We must do something!
Alvaro Ricardez, Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico
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I have a sister-in-law from San Luis Potosi state in Mexico and we were told that in San Luis Potosi there have been at least 78 deaths, just in that city alone, not 68 in all of Mexico, as is being reported. Schools have been closed until 6 May in this state and in other areas in Mexico. Also, many public venues are being closed, so this makes it more deadly and dangerous than has been stated.
Migdalia Cruz, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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I work as a resident doctor in one of the biggest hospitals in Mexico City and sadly, the situation is far from "under control". As a doctor, I realise that the media does not report the truth. Authorities distributed vaccines among all the medical personnel with no results, because two of my partners who worked in this hospital (interns) were killed by this new virus in less than six days even though they were vaccinated as all of us were. The official number of deaths is 20, nevertheless, the true number of victims are more than 200. I understand that we must avoid to panic, but telling the truth it might be better now to prevent and avoid more deaths.
Yeny Gregorio Dávila, Mexico City
