Windsor community hospital temporarily closes transitional care unit to visitors

Posted Apr 2, 2011 06:19:48 AM.

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The transitional care unit at a community hospital in Nova Scotia has been temporarily closed to visitors because of a flu outbreak.

The Capital District Health Authority says in a news release that some patients at the Windsor community hospital have come down with influenza A.

No visiting will be allowed to the unit except for compassionate reasons.

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