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Third person from B.C. dies after contracting Enterovirus D68Jan 3, 2015The B.C. Centre for Disease Control says a child under the age of five is the third person in the province to die after contracting Enterovirus D68. -
Cases of enterovirus D68 in B.C. double in a weekOct 31, 2014 -
Nova Scotia reports 1st case of Enterovirus D68HealthOct 27, 2014 -
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Lower Mainland man dies of enterovirus D68Oct 17, 2014
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Lower Mainland man dies of enterovirus D68A young man in his 20s with a history of severe asthma has died as a result of enterovirus D68, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control announced Friday.Oct 17, 2014
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Fourth case of enterovirus D68 confirmed in ManitobaThere's another case of enterovirus D68 in the province, Manitoba Health says, this time in a child under 10 years old.HealthOct 15, 2014
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Child tests positive for Enterovirus D68 at Sick Kids hospitalOne of the children admitted to the Hospital for Sick Children last week with muscle weakness has tested positive for Enterovirus D68.HealthOct 8, 2014
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P.E.I. reports its first case of enterovirus D68 this seasonHealth officials in P.E.I. have identified the first case of enterovirus D68 on the Island this season.HealthOct 8, 2014
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Is enterovirus more concerning than the flu? What parents need to knowIt’s no wonder why enterovirus D68 has parents concerned. But is it any more concerning than influenza and the flu season?CanadaOct 8, 2014
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Two patients admitted to Calgary hospital for neurological syndrome also have Enterovirus D68Alberta Health Services has confirmed that two children that contracted a neurological syndrome with symptoms of paralysis are also confirmed to have had an infection of Enterovirus D68.HealthOct 6, 2014
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Three cases of enterovirus confirmed in FrederictonAdults who work with young children say they're taking three confirmed enterovirus cases in the Fredericton area very seriously.HealthOct 6, 2014
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U.S. official: Enterovirus D68 caused boy’s deathA virus that has been causing severe respiratory illness across the U.S. is responsible for the death of a 4-year-old boy in New Jersey.HealthOct 6, 2014
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9th person diagnosed with Enterovirus D68 in B.C.A ninth child has been diagnosed with Enterovirus-D68 according to Dr. Danuta Skowronski with the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.Oct 4, 2014
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SickKids Hospital testing 3 patients for Enterovirus D68The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto is awaiting test results of three patients for Enterovirus D68 after exhibiting muscle weakness following respiratory illnesses.Oct 3, 2014
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