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Reflect a significant decrease in infections, said Pablo Kuri Morales
38 people have died from influenza, reports Ssa
Calls upon the people to go to the vaccination posts.
? Policy 01/04/2012
Reliance invites the public to exercise extreme care. Photo: Jorge Carballo
The Ministry of Health reported that sentinel units have reported over 18,122 cases of acute respiratory infections to severe and of these 400 deaths nationwide, plus 747 people confirmed with the circulating strains of influenza and 200 specifically with A / H1N1, between them, have resulted in 38 deaths, half of complications from the pandemic virus that hit the country in 2009.
Pablo Kuri Morales, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, of the SSA, said in an interview with MILLENNIUM these data, obtained during 2011 until January 2, 2012, reflect a significant decrease in infections and deaths respiratory diseases, also for influenza viruses, including H1N1.
"De-severe acute respiratory infections was a 70% reduction in deaths last year at this point it had 362 thousand, 90% over the 2010 H1N1" he said.
He clarified that there are just over 3000 cases compatible with influenza but has not been confirmed and assured knowing whether the Federal District has presented a case of A/H1N1 since June, as asserted by local health authorities.
The truth is that "there was a tiny uptick in Tlaxcala and Puebla, and twenty-seven cases in another. Surely the cold makes people live together more closely, and so the urge to continue vaccinating people, the campaign began on October 15. "
Across the health sector, SSA, ISSSTE, IMSS and other agencies, Navy and Defense plan to implement 22 million vaccines, which have already served half.
Due to the cold season, Kuri Morales referred to have "confirmed 11 deaths, among these, Chihuahua with five carbon monoxide poisoning, Durango four, one for freezing or hypothermia, three carbon monoxide poisoning, Baja California and Coahuila, one each for the same cause.
"We studied nine others that have not been confirmed cases, three in Chihuahua, Durango two, one in Coahuila, Baja California one carbon monoxide, and two more for hypothermia in Sonora," Kuri said, citing that Freezing die primarily the indigent. Recommendations suggested IMSS population consume daily three to four servings of seasonal fruits like orange, guava, pineapple, lime, tangerine and haw, "for its high content of vitamins C and D help to increase the defenses, maintain a healthy immune system and prevent the lining of the respiratory tract to swell and give way to the viruses and bacteria. "
Monica Rivera G?mez, head of Dermatology Department of the NMC Specialty Hospital of La Raza, said to prefer the convenience of creamy soap when showering and lubrication moisturizer before going out to prevent dry skin, which causes intense itching, particularly children, scratching damage and even cause bleeding. Key Prevention ? Mar?a Dolores Ochoa, head of the Service of Pneumology, Hospital La Raza, said the most common respiratory diseases in this age low temperatures are common cold, pharyngitis and bronchitis
Spanish-English translation
Reflect a significant decrease in infections, said Pablo Kuri Morales
38 people have died from influenza, reports Ssa
Calls upon the people to go to the vaccination posts.
? Policy 01/04/2012
Reliance invites the public to exercise extreme care. Photo: Jorge Carballo
The Ministry of Health reported that sentinel units have reported over 18,122 cases of acute respiratory infections to severe and of these 400 deaths nationwide, plus 747 people confirmed with the circulating strains of influenza and 200 specifically with A / H1N1, between them, have resulted in 38 deaths, half of complications from the pandemic virus that hit the country in 2009.
Pablo Kuri Morales, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, of the SSA, said in an interview with MILLENNIUM these data, obtained during 2011 until January 2, 2012, reflect a significant decrease in infections and deaths respiratory diseases, also for influenza viruses, including H1N1.
"De-severe acute respiratory infections was a 70% reduction in deaths last year at this point it had 362 thousand, 90% over the 2010 H1N1" he said.
He clarified that there are just over 3000 cases compatible with influenza but has not been confirmed and assured knowing whether the Federal District has presented a case of A/H1N1 since June, as asserted by local health authorities.
The truth is that "there was a tiny uptick in Tlaxcala and Puebla, and twenty-seven cases in another. Surely the cold makes people live together more closely, and so the urge to continue vaccinating people, the campaign began on October 15. "
Across the health sector, SSA, ISSSTE, IMSS and other agencies, Navy and Defense plan to implement 22 million vaccines, which have already served half.
Due to the cold season, Kuri Morales referred to have "confirmed 11 deaths, among these, Chihuahua with five carbon monoxide poisoning, Durango four, one for freezing or hypothermia, three carbon monoxide poisoning, Baja California and Coahuila, one each for the same cause.
"We studied nine others that have not been confirmed cases, three in Chihuahua, Durango two, one in Coahuila, Baja California one carbon monoxide, and two more for hypothermia in Sonora," Kuri said, citing that Freezing die primarily the indigent. Recommendations suggested IMSS population consume daily three to four servings of seasonal fruits like orange, guava, pineapple, lime, tangerine and haw, "for its high content of vitamins C and D help to increase the defenses, maintain a healthy immune system and prevent the lining of the respiratory tract to swell and give way to the viruses and bacteria. "
Monica Rivera G?mez, head of Dermatology Department of the NMC Specialty Hospital of La Raza, said to prefer the convenience of creamy soap when showering and lubrication moisturizer before going out to prevent dry skin, which causes intense itching, particularly children, scratching damage and even cause bleeding. Key Prevention ? Mar?a Dolores Ochoa, head of the Service of Pneumology, Hospital La Raza, said the most common respiratory diseases in this age low temperatures are common cold, pharyngitis and bronchitis