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Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) The New York State Department of Health announced Wednesday that the flu is now "prevalent" statewide.Lab-confirmed flu cases, excluding
Despite national medical guidelines supporting the use of antiviral medications in young children diagnosed with influenza, a new study reports an underuse of the treatment.
pandemic — of school closures in the event of a pandemic. that have been done, it was being — pandemic. that have been done, it was being raised on a recommendation in sickness _ was being raised on a recommendation in sickness because that planning had what — in sickness because that planning had what was being done in? as far as i can had what was being done in? as far as i can see. _ had what was being done in? as far as i can see, that _ had what was being done in? as far as i can see, that was _ had what was being done in? as far as i can see, that was the - had what was being done in? as far as i can see, that was the first - had what was being done in? as far as i can see, that was the first of i as i can see, that was the first of its rights, after i left office. yes, which means that type of planning — yes, which means that type of planning was absent during your time in office _ planning was absent during your time in office |_ planning was absent during your time in office. . �* , ,., in office. i haven't seen report while i in office. i haven't seen report while i was — in office. i haven't seen report while i was in _ in office. i haven't seen report while i was in office _ in office. i haven't seen report while i was in office saying - in office. i haven't seen report| while i was in office saying that sort of planning should be done, because the pandemic preparedness plan, which had been worked out by previous government and then i meant and improved and enhanced during my time in office, there were lots of recommendations made in all there were lots of recommendations made and also things are bad stockpiles of tamiflu and all the rest of it, but denmark were going to things like school closures. had but denmark were going to things like school closures.— but denmark were going to things like school closures. had been any ”lannin like school closures. had been any planning of — like school closures. had been any planning of the — like school closures. had been any planning of the political, _ like school closures. had been any planning of the political, social- planning of the political, social and economic consequences of restrictions in the event of a pandemic? thompson took the answer to that _ pandemic? thompson took the answer to that is, _ pandemic? thompson took the answer to that is, first of all, our whole
flu can be incredibly deadly, especially for those with a weakened immune system and the elderly and so on. through the pandemic, tens of thousands of people could die of flu in a bad flu year. one thing they brought up today was the 2009 swine flu pandemic. this was an outbreak of a different type of humanity in 2009, there was a lot of attention in it at the time, i lot of headlines on it, it caused many thousands of deaths. one of the things with swine flu, it never entered up being quite as bad as the public health officials and some politicians and commentators were talking about at the time. in particular, swine flu, although it could be transmitted asymptomatically, it was mainly transmitted from people who had the disease at the time. there was a type of anti—viral called tamiflu that was rolled out at fairly
anna dethreas the medical help she needed. in a new statement, the cpp says the contracted medical personnel did not consult with on-call physicians, including an on-call pediatrician about the girl's condition, symptoms or treatment. with me now is nbc's julia ainsley. what more do we know about this cbp response? because it sounds like they're saying the contractors did it. >> yeah, it sounds like they're pretty much placing the blame on this nurse practitioner who repeatedly did not heed the warnings of her parents. in fact, this little girl's parents came four times that day including with papers in their hand that showed she had a congenital heart condition, sickle cell anemia. when her fever got to almost 105 degrees, what they did is they gave her tamiflu, a cold shower and ice packs, not enough to really administer what should have been life saving emergency care. that wasn't until the mother showed up with the girl having a
complained of pain, fever, and flu symptoms. the girl was diagnosed with a fever, and was given tamiflu, ice packs, and a cold shower. the report also sites that contracted medical personnel did not consult with on-call physicians, including an on-call pediatrician, about the girl's condition, symptoms, or treatment. rossel reyes is the girl's father. "they killed my daughter," her honduran father says. "it was a medical emergency." 321 suffered from sickle cell and heart issues, which were reported to immigration officials. on the day she died, hot the nug her daughter, who was unresponsive. she was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead. at least three migrant children have died in federal custody this year. as for reyes, her aunt tells cbs news, they plan to bring her body to new york for a family. norah? >> norah: omar villafranca,