Re: Increase in AH1N1 cases in Honduras- total 16 deaths
A H1N1 cases reach 625 in Honduras
The first doses will be receiving health workers, together with pregnant women and children under five years.
21.01.10 -- Updated: 21.01.10 10:02 pm -- Editors: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
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The influenza virus A H1N1 remains active in the country. The cases, although decreased in the country during the past two months, continue to occur sporadically in hospitals.
To date 625 patients are those who have tested positive for the disease, according to last report Health.
The victims are kept at 16, which are mostly pregnant women and minors.
Currently, health authorities are on deck 95 thousand doses of vaccine to provide a pharmaceutical company as a donation.
It is estimated that the country more than a million people are considered at higher risk of contracting the disease, so that according to Health planning, priority is given to this block of the population.
The first doses will be receiving health workers, together with pregnant women and children under five years.
A H1N1 cases reach 625 in Honduras
The first doses will be receiving health workers, together with pregnant women and children under five years.
21.01.10 -- Updated: 21.01.10 10:02 pm -- Editors: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
.
The influenza virus A H1N1 remains active in the country. The cases, although decreased in the country during the past two months, continue to occur sporadically in hospitals.
To date 625 patients are those who have tested positive for the disease, according to last report Health.
The victims are kept at 16, which are mostly pregnant women and minors.
Currently, health authorities are on deck 95 thousand doses of vaccine to provide a pharmaceutical company as a donation.
It is estimated that the country more than a million people are considered at higher risk of contracting the disease, so that according to Health planning, priority is given to this block of the population.
The first doses will be receiving health workers, together with pregnant women and children under five years.
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