标题: 非典型性肺炎已出现montreal？ [打印本页] 作者: taiji-ant 时间: 2003-4-1 02:17 标题: 非典型性肺炎已出现montreal？ 非典型性肺炎在montreal是否已出现？大家说句有根有据的话！作者: timothy 时间: 2003-4-1 07:09 http://www.sinoquebec.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=23;t=000040作者: littleQ 时间: 2003-4-3 08:59
政府说还没有病例作者: tongtong 时间: 2003-4-3 12:17
Don't spread rumor!作者: jasperlin 时间: 2003-4-3 12:27
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in the City of " S3 g9 G0 P: P8 G9 h7 |+ W: J+ K# V, wHanoi, Vietnam; # |3 J- U4 H) V5 Z3 wthe People's Republic of China including the Hong Kong3 Z9 }0 k2 K/ [! [7 B! K
Special Administrative Region; Singapore and Taiwan s' w w- T% l- v) {$ n
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At this time, Health Canada is monitoring recent4 ?, c- L0 a9 t4 b9 U; `, v
confirmed reports of outbreaks of severe acute4 M: Z6 y1 L, i5 R! {) Q6 X j
respiratory syndrome (SARS) in the City of Hanoi, 2 |5 Y& r8 T8 d- t) |- RVietnam; the People's Republic of China including the" g, r! H: C6 j7 ?8 H. H
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; Singapore and ! V& ?* b# S% L) X% F' ?" CTaiwan, and the occurrence of isolated cases in other - ~' Y& A2 G! H+ H8 ecountries. Health Canada's recommendations for " Z9 f$ J1 x! Y: Stravellers are based on the best available information3 b, q; z3 R% j; i: D0 V
at this time and are subject to change as more : o$ o3 I2 B/ p% vinformation becomes available. / n3 H6 v" z1 K/ F( X3 R
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As of April 2, 2003, the World Health Organization 1 E4 d! U" D% m8 c5 Q8 ](WHO) reports: ( R6 G3 o3 W6 g : i. f. m7 `' w7 f: b7 ? 1 i, Q* ?$ i9 D9 i6 _Australia - 1 case, Belgium - 1 case, France - 1 case,& U6 N& Q) A- ^. J/ s
Germany - 5 cases, Hong Kong Special Administrative ' l$ v1 y3 L& NRegion of the People's Republic of China - 708 cases! P/ _( a. U( Z# E
(16 deaths), Italy - 3 cases, People's Republic of1 d) F6 G+ }& R
China - 1190 cases (46 deaths), Republic of Ireland -; s" K" g6 ?1 K# E
2 cases, Romania - 3 cases, Singapore - 95 cases (4 0 w- w6 k9 t, pdeaths), Spain - 1 case, Switzerland - 2 cases, Taiwan# m; }( C- {4 @" `
- 13 cases, Thailand - 7 cases (2 deaths), UK - 3 ) f! l, N+ p3 Scases, USA - 72 cases, and Vietnam - 58 cases (4& E, f) K. e7 E' w6 b* d
deaths)." M+ H1 r5 N# n D" B. @' R' W! T1 d6 Z
" v7 g% n9 M# X2 {' n) i) tWhile the cause(s) of these illnesses and the source ! E9 k# f, W. I4 R/ Iof the outbreaks have not been fully established, 3 D8 q4 y' a- V1 I; Xhealth authorities report that, to date: 8 z5 T1 w$ @+ E8 V, v1 r! u0 D! f, F+ V; \7 i& f: U" v3 j0 \' } w5 w+ W# c
No link has so far been made between these outbreaks : Y) G+ ~: R' @. oof SARS and the cases of a "bird flu", the avian 8 ?/ o0 f- a2 [& c+ t5 M5 Zinfluenza A (H5N1), in Hong Kong Special 5 t) _# _; B9 }8 r) vAdministrative Region reported on February 19 [see& M0 d( \1 E+ }: N: q: A6 r: `
previous advisory at + ?2 n& z3 M( k9 i% t" \, b.]http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/pphb-dgspsp/tmp-pmv/2003/h5n1hk_e.html]. 4 l% Q: \- Q& S2 y9 h 8 f$ Q8 m; T2 C; a6 bSource: World Health Organization7 }/ c* `8 m( z- B. z6 n5 w
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As of 2 April 2003, Health Canada has received reports 0 m/ d* p7 G3 E8 a+ qof approximately 160 cases of SARS (62 probable and 98: V( N1 e+ e* o4 ~; a3 b
suspect cases) in Canada. Six deaths have occurred due ; `0 m8 F# m a" t' J! ]+ r, R7 ^, _to SARS in Canada. All Canadian cases have occurred in 0 h. K0 `) t- V) a6 ^persons who have travelled to Asia or had contact with & ?2 M2 ~2 M4 NSARS cases in the household or in a health-care0 |: V) s* d$ G% {7 r
setting. ! o7 B4 H& V0 y" W/ e, J f% L g2 E; s+ ?& i/ z* p8 |6 R
Ontario: 60 probable and 69 suspect cases 7 P* l9 b) p. l( Q; K
To date, all cases have occurred in persons returning6 z# R {8 |8 |' {! M' D4 v1 U
from Asia or having had contact with SARS cases in the Q) U& I# N b7 p6 p
household or in a health-care setting.3 b; f) u* i, K1 M* n' A; }7 {
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British Columbia: 2 probable and 16 suspect cases9 x& u* Q' B: S
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New Brunswick: 1 suspect case & h9 h; y9 `+ W$ s4 O [& J. m# P% i2 F3 ^6 v
# ?8 Z. s( m' t5 M! qAlberta: 7 suspect cases4 g! c" I7 a1 F7 q' x/ d1 I
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" H0 \ M4 K. [* Y; W8 p6 L0 QPrince Edward Island: 4 suspect cases ) l& }6 F; a5 P! F5 S
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A "suspect" case of SARS is a person who fits into one) j- z& F- ^8 T, H0 {
of the following two categories: a person who develops 3 v. _" P/ l4 W( q4 ]( C+ O8 i _fever and one or more respiratory symptoms, including - e& l3 r# h6 {( Y+ s0 a( p+ Rcough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, + F* x2 a" z& u' v3 p* Rwithin 10 days of returning from travel to areas in ) O2 P9 k6 M, n* q3 F0 `Asia where SARS cases are being reported, or a person. t4 t% }% \' }" ~+ M- K
who develops fever and one or more respiratory 4 i) Y N$ [6 ~# A+ A9 N' V: qsymptoms, including cough, shortness of breath or + W7 {8 I4 w& d% Rdifficulty, breathing, within 10 days of having had9 ~4 u$ ^% }4 t0 s) J8 n1 R6 v
close contact with a "probable " case of SARS (i.e.) _$ I* J. u! a, e9 z4 D5 a5 m& F2 l
within one meter).; T% \! ]' g6 J6 {7 c+ f) m3 h& e
# y& D9 j9 o2 X# y( XA "probable case of SARS is similar to a suspect case,/ \6 k- X5 y7 P7 j
but often the case has a more severe illness, with # q$ `: r) D6 Y2 jprogressive shortness of breath and difficulty 5 A2 \* X* K# J, l. g8 hbreathing, and in some cases, chest x-rays shows signs 4 {8 Y2 i% o! H K: A7 Gof atypical pneumonia. 3 O9 T5 Q- q: Y$ Q) C- x, x: M }[The above descriptions of a probable and suspect case 1 A" Q9 T. R; l% ]1 P! }are provided for communication purposes and not for # R! G$ \1 s) s- L; H! o- Fscientific purposes]; d; v. c* n6 Z
* X+ v* z8 Q: P, J& U, t( x/ \At this time, the cause of the illness remains- ~1 A( O* A: O8 u/ Z6 Q1 ^' i( b
unknown, however national and international laboratory' v- T8 u! p( Q; F" f
testing and collaboration are ongoing.4 e9 A' K y: |% t8 S
- H3 X+ x$ Z$ {; W( M1 VNo link has been established between cases of SARS in* H2 C5 b5 g8 a( p. M
Canada and cases of H5N1 influenza in Hong Kong. 1 t1 i. t1 s* n, Z3 y' `" f# A ) x P2 Y# Z2 ~# r% i" e& |& S% G3 ]% e) p, m! W5 M0 i
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4 O1 X$ Q$ B: M) a! RDue to the mounting concern about transmission of the$ I5 ^# `0 F& ?8 C
SARS agent in non-hospital and community settings in/ c P4 |# B( O, z% B6 \% W+ H
the City of Hanoi, Vietnam; the People's Republic of / ]" k! T1 [* KChina including the Hong Kong Special Administrative , X O; Z" [3 A6 W+ u5 f! F8 w7 sRegion; Singapore and Taiwan, Health Canada recommends1 A5 E& ]2 w; \
that persons planning to travel to these areas should * q+ ~5 ~- B3 c4 ^4 o0 jdefer all travel until further notice., |, [/ x* B4 C2 q- d5 j- s
, H! o6 n8 {( A5 G- AAlso, Health Canada recommends alternate routing be! l% d4 O3 e% y8 e8 k6 t
considered, when possible, if a traveller is1 h l$ l) I# d/ K2 _
transiting through City of Hanoi, Vietnam; the$ {/ y5 A+ e/ F, `. E' P
People's Republic of China including the Hong Kong ( l! _9 U0 C5 f5 r; G1 z& W. n( @Special Administrative Region; Singapore or Taiwan. " q/ v. Y4 i: k
+ h1 A- X5 ~# u& o' x. `. QHealth Canada is aware that health authorities in 3 ]5 K+ Q9 X/ Z6 U) Q3 M# T% F' fthese affected areas are making concerted efforts to - g ~% c* Z0 t! A5 `5 zcontain the spread of SARS in their populations. Given * w7 {. X- Y6 w( I2 z. xthe uncertainties of the current situation, Health& G0 m O- A; V; c( n
Canada believes it is prudent to await the outcome of9 Y9 o' d/ B& G. p% q8 A
national and international control measures before8 D* _. H# P! w# l- q
undertaking travel to these destinations. * \( D& P U6 J: S5 ~: _3 a1 i+ ^0 d5 Q, F$ |& d
Travellers are advised that they will have to depend3 L! I' B4 U6 V$ W, Z
upon the local medical services in the countries where 5 f8 J3 y$ j+ i3 ?they reside or visit and are reminded that the health 5 C- {6 T: t2 Q0 acare services may be inadequate for the appropriate0 d5 A: ` ?+ {/ E! G7 _
management of SARS. For example, Health Canada has" E6 y4 p, D/ `) o& w
been informed that adequate hospital care for a+ j9 h% O- Q! ]( g: `$ B& n
traveller who develops SARS in the City of Hanoi may & z( }9 `! _+ u# }; \1 I0 W7 Lnot be available due to closure of the only adequate 7 ^, L$ j+ n" Y1 i9 Z+ Yhospital in that City. In addition, medical evacuation 4 Y+ c/ y5 D" y6 H% Wof a patient with SARS may be very difficult. Canadian- ~" e& p; m* F3 \* X3 c
Missions may not be able to assist Canadians with SARS ( X! U# V! c. o& Rwith medical transportation out of the region or back/ t; y1 G3 y6 d' L# P1 c( {7 @
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+ @: U$ a; l" D0 {Persons who are travelling or have travelled to these 9 S( L- I- K8 ]/ u6 pareas should monitor their health for 10 days 6 B7 q3 x* a xfollowing their departure from these areas. Should a " h2 _: |' Y. {3 l3 _fever and one or more of the following respiratory1 f. {/ E- i# s: P2 d9 w5 Y Q( o
symptoms - cough, shortness of breath or difficulty ; ^3 u: {. k% ibreathing - occur, Health Canada recommends that+ _3 @0 q1 H# b1 Z& D* O/ p
medical advice be sought as soon as possible. Ill3 s% [$ b7 x& n, @3 s _5 g
persons should call ahead to their personal physician.+ u( H. a J; j. d3 L- F
Travellers should inform their personal physician when % s2 q) _0 e2 J% G' w' wand where they travelled, and indicate whether there 1 u g: \; L2 k& B8 S' G% ewas contact with someone who had these symptoms. ; Q( Z6 R, d0 \' E8 g ) B+ F7 c1 j, wIndependent of the current international SARS: a6 S# v- ^6 e" S1 V. e& o8 L2 c$ }. e
outbreak, Health Canada routinely recommends that & @7 t+ X. y+ CCanadian travellers seek an individual risk assessment+ r( C) v1 ^$ }
consultation with their personal physician or a travel- v. L. K! M" x2 J, l
medicine clinic to determine their individual risks ' a' I* f/ w( W, Tfor illness. 9 F) h6 ?2 Y& H/ _* P
3 _3 l" V0 X+ _Canadian travellers are reminded to practice good 7 P- x* h1 E+ q8 ]9 E/ o' C" dpersonal hygiene (e.g., good hand-washing practices)9 d2 H" K) Z- i, {9 r: E" C
while travelling. Disease-causing micro-organisms can % J+ y/ `3 W9 y0 y* W1 pfrequently be found on the hands. Hand-washing is the* `+ f" E( E& B. [- x! W1 D* U
single most important procedure for preventing 5 P5 r4 I! o) Minfections. - q [) m* J! c' u3 j4 c, t5 k $ n/ `7 I0 D& u, o qApril 2, 2003作者: 何必 时间: 2003-4-3 15:00
Today, I saw from the metro newspaper that there is some cases found in Bishop`s University(sherbrook), and this university that has many students come from various countries(especially Asia) has been isolated. I just had a very quick browsing, and can not remember clearly, not sure of it. you can check this news in this newspaper of 3 April.作者: Rosemount 时间: 2003-4-19 20:28 http://www.newstarweekly.com/news/viewarticle.php?t=16709 7 l I; c, y' B% b% Y 0 b7 L) E3 g/ o0 D/ e3 S% p 6 J! r2 V( K v. w( A# ^6 H/ FRead this!!!!!!!!!!!作者: java u 时间: 2003-4-19 22:51
Demonts，你的这个新闻简直纯属无稽之谈，毫无逻辑。 作者: feshionone 时间: 2003-4-20 04:04
不用太恐惧,死的好像没几个年轻力壮的.还没禽流感的死亡率高,怕啥?
