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National Institute of Communicable Diseases warns of potential rabies outbreak

National Institute of Communicable Diseases warns of potential rabies outbreak
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Drop in child vaccinations a danger - The Mail & Guardian

Drop in child vaccinations a danger
South Africa needs to drastically improve its data capturing, surveillance and monitoring of immunisation for children under the age of five to prevent outbreaks of measles and whooping cough against which they are underprotected.
This emerged last week from interviews with some of the country’s top paediatricians, virologists and public health specialists.
They were speaking after the health department said during Global Immunisation Week that its child hexavalent and measles inoculation doses fall below acceptable targets for maximum effect. The hexavalent vaccine protects children against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), poliomyelitis, Haemophilus influenza type B and hepatitis B. ....

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Early signs of infection slowdown in some hotspots as ICU bed availability takes strain

Simnikiwe Hlatshaneni
Some provinces, however, had begun to show a downturn, including Eastern Cape and Western Cape.
A nurse exits the red zone at the Nasrec quarantine/isolation site in Nasrec, 3 July 2020. Picture: Neil McCartney
As other hotspot provinces are beginning to show signs of a slowdown, Gauteng is not yet out of the woods, the latest data suggests. In the first three weeks of the year, hospitalisations nationwide appeared to be stabilising, going from 13,332 in the first week to 8,911 in the second week and 8,932 in this, the third week. Of the 16,909 Covid-19 patients currently hospitalised, 5,424 are on ventilators. Last year, the government initiated the manufacture of 20,000 ventilators as a massive shortage of the equipment was predicted during the first wave. The latest figures by t ....

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