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[CLARIFYING] Integration of GRIP disease (Influenza) #13144
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[INCLOMPLETE] Integration of GRIP disease (Influenza)
[INCOMPLETE] Integration of GRIP disease (Influenza)
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Influenza (GRIP) Metadata Overview:
Mandatory Disease Information:
Additional Notes:
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Influenza (GRIP) Metadata Overview (with XML tags):
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[INCOMPLETE] Integration of GRIP disease (Influenza)
[CLARIFYING] Integration of GRIP disease (Influenza)
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Maybe we can already do and add here a mapping Table with the given information. |
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"Grip" is the German term for influenza, commonly known as the flu in English. It is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, which infect the nose, throat, and sometimes the lungs. The flu can range from mild to severe and can occasionally lead to complications, especially in vulnerable populations like young children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
Key Facts About Influenza (Flu):
Cause:
Symptoms:
Flu symptoms typically come on suddenly and include:
Transmission:
Complications:
While many people recover from the flu within a week or two without needing medical treatment, influenza can lead to more severe complications, such as:
Severe flu can result in hospitalization and even death, particularly in high-risk groups.
Prevention:
Treatment:
Seasonal Occurrence:
In summary, "grip" or influenza is a viral respiratory illness that can be mild but may lead to serious health issues, particularly in vulnerable populations. Flu vaccines and hygiene practices are the primary methods of prevention.
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