The List of Countries Infected By A H1N1 has gone up another notch and the notorious a h1n1 virus is spreading like wildfire. It has already been announced as Pandemic with the alert level of 6 here in the Philippines, and I think with the start of classes pushing through, the number of Cases of A h1n1 here in the Philippines would continue to rise faster. Here is the Current List of Countries Infected By A H1N1 As Of June 12 '09 Argentina Australia Austria Bahrain Barbados Belgium Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Canada Cayman Islands, UKOT Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Honduras Hungary Iceland India Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Korea, Republic of Kuwait Lebanon Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russia Saudi Arabia Singapore Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Trinidad and Tobago Turkey Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States of America Uruguay Venezuela VietNam So there you go, it would take some time for that list to lessen but lets hope that that time is soon. If you want to be updated with the next List of Countries Infected By A H1N1 just subscribe to my mailing list. . To get notified on the Next Updated List of Countries Infected By A H1N1 Its Free and Dont Forget to Click the Confirmation Code sent through your mail. No related posts.

Before worrying if you have some of the A H1N1 Symptoms, it is essential to know if you are even living in a country infected by the H1N1 | Swine Flu Virus in the first place. The latest Update regarding the countries that were infected with the H1N1 Virus. There are currently 46 countries infected with A H1N1, according to WHO. Here are the List of A H1N1 Infected Countries as of May 26, 2009 Aregntina Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Denmark El Salvador Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Honduras Iceland India Ireland Israel Italy Japan Korea Kuwait Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Panama Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Russia Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Turkey United Kingdom United States of America So there you go, if you belong to any of those H1N1 infected countries mentioned then there is a higher risk of you getting infected with the H1N1 virus. If you want to receive updates regarding the Countries Infected with H1N1 | Swine Flu Virus, then enter your email below. . To get Updated with the List of H1N1 Infected Countries Its Free and Dont Forget to Click the Confirmation Code sent through your mail. . Related Stories:PS3 Firmware Update 3.30 Enables 3D Gaming!

Wondering if you have already acquired the Swine Flu? Are you worried and looking for some Signs and Symptoms of Swine Flu? Well, most of the Swine Flu Symptoms are common and the same with the common flu that we seasonally have. Swine Flu | A H1N1 Symptoms * Fever, which is usually high, but unlike seasonal flu, is sometimes absent * Cough * Runny Nose * Stuffy Nose * Sore Throat * Body Ache * Head Ache * Chills * Extreme Fatigue or Tiredness * Diarrhea and Vomiting If the flu has already progressed one of the Signs and Symptoms of a Swine Flu patient which would manifest would be Pneumonia and Respiratory Failure. So unless you have most of the Swine Flu Symptoms above, you are not considered to be infected with the pandemic flu. One thing is for sure, if the person beside you suddenly says "Oink! Oink!" you'd better run away as fast as you can. Sniff.. Sniff.. Acchhoooo! Related Stories:Buying Selling ZTE MF600 Globe Wireless Modem

For the continuation of my Hospital Lists In Metro Manila, here is the List of Hospitals in Las Pinas along with other details such as the Address, Contact No., Medical Director/ Chief Director or Administrator. I have already covered the Caloocan Area Hospital List. You can subscribe to my mailing list to be informed for the next Hospital List in Manila that I will post. . To get notified on the Next List of Hospitals in Manila Its Free and Dont Forget to Click the Confirmation Code sent through your mail. . List Of Hospitals Manila (Las Pinas Area) A. Zarate General Hospital Atlas Compound, Naga Rd., Pulang Lupa, Las Pinas City Dr. Albert L. Zarate, Medical Director Tel: 874-6903 Cabinte Maternity & Children's Hospital Marcos Ave., Talon I, Las Pinas City 1747 Dr. David Callejo, Medical Director Dr. Josephine R. Callejo, Administrator Tel: 872-2950/Fax: 872-3795/ Mobile: (0917) 842-8944 Christ the King Maternity and Lying-In Hospital, Inc. 130 Real St., Pamplona, Las Pinas City Dr. Leonida T. Almelon, Medical Director Mr. Gregorio C. Trinidad, Administrator Tel: 873-1119/Telefax: 873-5549/ Mobile: (0917) 890-0422 JSM Memorial Hospital 1335 Fruto Santos Ave., Zapote, Las Pinas City 1742 Dr. Leopoldo Orantia, Jr., Medical Director Telefax: 873-7117 Mobile: (0920) 714-1460 Las Pinas City Medical Center 1314 Marcos Alvarez, Talon V, Las Pinas City Dr. Conrado G. Manalad, Medical Director Dr. Geanie C. Lopez, ...

I have been recieving tons of emails and requests if I have a List of Hospitals in Manila, and because of popular demand I will be starting to post the Hospitals In Manila, both Government Hospitals and Private Hospitals. I will be posting them area by area alphabetically along with the Hospital Addresses and Contact No. and Medical Director/ Chief Director or Administrator. Information here are Subject to Change without prior notice. Read my Disclaimer To get notified on the Next List of Hospitals in Manila Its Free and Dont Forget to Click the Confirmation Code sent through your mail. . List of Hospitals in Manila (Caloocan Area) Baesa Advent Polytechnic 238 Deparo St., Baesa, Caloocan City 1400 Dr. Alma Radovan-Onia, Medical Director Dr. Adora H. Cruz, Administrator Telefax :330-2108/Mobile: (0920)282-1985 Bagbaguin Family Hospital 849 Gen. Luis St., Bagbaguin, Caloocan City 1400 Dr. Eddie D. Acebedo, Medical Director/Administrator Telefax : 983-5363/Mobile: (0917)816-6138 Clinica Terencio & Hospital J.P. Rizal St., Maypajo, Caloocan City 1410 Dr. Emmanuel T. Terencio, Medical Director Col. Salvador T. Villa Memorial Hospital 109 Caimito Rd., Caloocan City 1400 Dr. Antonio C. Santos, Chief of Hospital Dr. Conrado B. Nicolas, Administrator Tel: 361-2413/Fax: 365-5421 Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital Administration Site, Caloocan City 1400 Dr. Francesca Cando-Cajete, Chief of Hospital Ms. Julita C. Bayaga Tel: 962-8209/962-9887/Fax: 962-8209 Hernandez General Hospital 1372 Rizal Ave. Ext., Caloocan City 1405 Dr. ...

Do you agree? Well not everyone agrees to that, but honestly speaking, most do. Okay another survey about this happened a month ago. They were asked, "What makes for an admirable job, which professions they trust or do not, who is overpaid, and which profession they would prefer to marry." 16% nominated Doctors, Nurses and other Healthcare Professionals as the preferred marriage partners. Considered the highest on all the professionals. Whoa! Now I'm just proud being a Health Professional. Woohoo! Plus the fact that they were considered as the most trusted, among the most admired and includes the most eligible marriage partners. The next in line for the preferred partners are the Educators at 14% 1% chose the retail-professionals, and those in media and marketing as well as entertainers at 2-3% as partner material. So that leaves the Lawyers and Corporate Executives as the most overpaid and the Educators were voted off as the most underpaid. Well, statistics just show it, and I'm not saying that you should go and get a health professional and marry them or make them as your boyfriend / girlfriend. It would still depend on you. But experience wise, having a health professional in a family is really a 2 thumbs up! *kasama ...

It was the exact date last year (December 2, 2007) when I was stunned with a question regarding this. I was taking the Philippine Nursing Licensure Exam back then, I can still remember this somewhere around item number 60 to 70. The question could have been more easier if they have had left the obvious answer, but since I was gunning for my Nursing license then the questions on the exam should be tough. After reading the question, I did not care to look for the answer since I knew that it was an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but what the heck, when I tried to look at what letter it was located I was stunned. Using the process of elimination I was left with two choices, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD). I am under time pressure then but with this two choices left, I wasted 5 minutes thinking if it was a trick question or a typographical error or whatnot. In the end I chose obsessive compulsive personality disorder. So did I get it right? When I got back home, I checked my Psychology book and was happy with the choice I made 2 months after, I am an official R.N. Good Luck ...

What does water dispenser, asbestos and mesothelioma cancer have in common? How were they interconnected? Well here's how I found out about it. Our water dispenser broke down, leaking, and leaving the floor inside our house with a pool of water. My mom wanted to buy a new one, but I insisted to have it fixed first. Well it's not because I don't want my mother to spend some money for a new one, but because secretly, I was so curious about how a water dispenser looks like inside. Just because... So I called up "mang ega" the mcgyver here in our place, mostly he is an old electrician, mechanic, somewhat a jack of all trades in what he does, fix things. Mainly he was the one who fixes my car whenever it has electrical problems, he's old but he's good. I was watching him when he opened our water dispenser and was a bit surprised since it's a mess. Damn rodents made a cave like hole inside. How? Well there was a styrophore that is covering up the water container inside and you get the idea. From then on, he explained to me some obvious parts inside that water dispenser. There were two ...

My post about Punas Boys (children and teenagers who wipe the windshield of passing vehicles) was just about a point-something percent of the growing numbers of poverty here in the Philippines, lest in the heart of Manila. Sometimes we do not know if we would believe this kind of style. Why? Well because most often than not, these children and adults who are begging for some change in your pockets are mostly ran by big underground syndicates. Sometimes they become abusive, doing everything just to get the sympathy of the people passing by. How do they become abusive? Well here are a couple of things that they do, most of them are considered to be an old trick in the book. Sometimes you would see a blind man that is being accompanied by someone while begging for alms on vehicles that are stuck on traffic. Sometimes they stay just right behind you while you are ordering a food on the streets. This is a lot more common on University Belt, I know since I have been victimized a couple of times by this. You have just ordered a set of siomai and already someone is begging for it. Imagine that, and then since ...