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Spanish to English translation
A woman dies 35 with influenza A that remained in the ICU
The Andalusian Health Service reminded the desirability of vaccination for those which fall within the risk groups
EFE | UPDATED 21.02.2011 - 19:52
A 35 year old woman affected by the flu virus has died in the Hospital of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) Jerez de la Frontera, the worse of a number of previous pathologies suffered.
According to informed sources from the SAS, the woman died early Saturday, remained hospitalized in the ICU at the health center since 19 January and was the only patient who was being served by this viral infection.
The SAS has reminded the convenience of those who fall into risk groups be vaccinated to thereby prevent them from contracting the disease and can worsen any pre-existing disease.
The incidence of this virus has been reduced in recent days, since in the province of C?diz are recorded only 169 cases per 100,000 population, about half of what was observed just last week.
Spanish to English translation
A woman dies 35 with influenza A that remained in the ICU
The Andalusian Health Service reminded the desirability of vaccination for those which fall within the risk groups
EFE | UPDATED 21.02.2011 - 19:52
A 35 year old woman affected by the flu virus has died in the Hospital of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) Jerez de la Frontera, the worse of a number of previous pathologies suffered.
According to informed sources from the SAS, the woman died early Saturday, remained hospitalized in the ICU at the health center since 19 January and was the only patient who was being served by this viral infection.
The SAS has reminded the convenience of those who fall into risk groups be vaccinated to thereby prevent them from contracting the disease and can worsen any pre-existing disease.
The incidence of this virus has been reduced in recent days, since in the province of C?diz are recorded only 169 cases per 100,000 population, about half of what was observed just last week.