The company said there’s no HFMD outbreak at its property. “As a result of the recent cases reported of hand, foot and mouth disease in The Dominican Republic, the Head of General Medicine from Hospiten, an international private medical provider, concluded after thorough review of the resorts in the area… that there is no indication of an outbreak at our resort.” RELATED IMAGES view larger image One family says their daughter was misdiagnosed by staff at the hospital and the resort’s on-site, 24-hour medical station. var mobileArticleImage; jQuery(document).ready(function() { requiresDependency('https://static.ctvnews.ca/bellmedia/common/js/jquery.bxslider.min.js', function() { jQuery("ul#articleImage li").addClass("activeSlide"); $('#articleImage').css("visibility", "visible"); }); jQuery('a.galleryitem').lightBox(); jQuery('a.viewLargerIcon').click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); jQuery('.activeSlide a').click(); }); }); var cbAuthor = ''; var paragraphs = jQuery(".articleBody").children("p").length; var sideItems = jQuery(".sideItems"); if(paragraphs > 3) { sideItems.fadeOut("fast", function() { var thirdItem = jQuery(".articleBody").children().eq(2); jQuery(".sideItems").insertAfter(thirdItem); sideItems.fadeIn("fast"); }); } else { sideItems.fadeOut("fast", function() { var lastItem = jQuery(".articleBody").children().last(); jQuery(".sideItems").insertAfter(lastItem); sideItems.fadeIn("fast"); }); }
I wonder how many people who travel contract Hep C, the flu, diarrhea ect. Its risky everywhere you go, especially with kids. If there child was here at home an contracted HFMD and had the same reaction would we hear about; od do we hear about it because it cost them so much extra money?