Southern region sees more chickenpox cases

13 March 2018
Vietnamplus
Hospitals and clinics / Patient rights
chickenpox cases / newborn babies / southern region

The number of chickenpox cases in the southern region has been increasing in recent days, with many newborn babies getting infected. The chickenpox season begins in February and lasts until June, peaking in May and June, said Truong Huu Khanh, head of the HCM City Paediatrics Hospital No 1’s infection and neurology department.

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 VNA Reporter

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