Tseng Shu-hui
Tseng Shu-hui is the Deputy Director-General of the CDC, responsible for overseeing vaccination plans and public health initiatives aimed at controlling flu outbreaks, and recently announced the availability of government-funded flu vaccines for high-risk groups.
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Taiwan:
CDC Deputy Director-General Tseng Shu-hui said cases of invasive pneumococcal disease are reported throughout the year.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, the CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman, provided updates on the COVID-19 outbreak and vaccination efforts.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, the CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman, reported on the rise of COVID-19 cases and urged vaccination.
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Taiwan:
CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman Tseng Shu-hui said the Zika case involves a Taiwanese man in his 30s.
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Taiwan:
CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman Tseng Shu-hui said that COVID-19-related emergency department visits totaled 2,811 last week.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, the CDC Deputy Director-General, advised people to take disease prevention measures alongside disaster preparedness.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, the CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman, discussed the potential impact of El Nino on dengue outbreaks.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman, reported on the first locally acquired case of cholera in three years.
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Taiwan:
CDC Deputy Director-General Tseng Shu-hui reported on a new measles case in Taiwan.
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Taiwan:
Tseng Shu-hui, the CDC Deputy Director-General and spokeswoman, stated that the Ebola epidemic is spreading rapidly in the DRC and Uganda.
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