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Argentina - Cases of A/H1N1 - 617 deaths

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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

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Refuerzan el sistema de salud para atender consultas sobre la gripe A​
Strengthen the health system for consultation on influenza A
Habr? trailers y una carpa en el Hospital de Ni?os.​
There will be trailers and a tent at Children's Hospital.
Contratan m?dicos y adem?s acondicionar?n centros de salud de la periferia. Dispondr?n de ambulancias solamente para trasladar casos sospechosos.​
Medical practitioners and health centers also conditioned on the periphery. Ambulances will have to move only suspected cases.
El Ministerio de Salud de San Juan decidi? reforzar las medidas de atenci?n en los centros de salud ante la gran demanda de consultas que genera la Pandemia de la Gripe A que afecta al pa?s.​
The Ministry of Health of San Juan decided to reinforce the measures of care in health centers to the high demand for consultations which generates Pandemic Influenza A affecting the country.
En primer t?rmino, la doctora Frida Capato, responsable de Divisi?n de Epidemiolog?a indic? que los casos confirmados en San Juan son tres y que los casos sospechosos llegaron al n?mero de 45.​
First, Dr. Frida CAPat, head of Division of Epidemiology indicated that the confirmed cases are in San Juan and three suspected cases that reached the number 45.
Entre las nuevas medidas adoptadas se destacan: la instalaci?n de dos trailers sanitarios y una carpa de grandes dimensiones en un sector del Hospital de Ni?os Juan Carlos Navarro para atender las consultas referidas a las enfermedades respiratorias.​
Among the new measures include: installation of two trailers and a medical tent in a large sector of the Hospital Juan Carlos Navarro for consultations concerning respiratory diseases.
Adem?s, se contratar?n cuatro profesionales m?dicos para atender las consultas r?pidamente.​
In addition, it hired four professionals to meet the medical consultations promptly.
?Durante el fin de semana la concurrencia de personas ha sido incesante, por tal motivo hemos decidido preparar otros centros asistenciales para aislar a los pacientes sospechosos. Tambi?n cada zona sanitaria tendr? una ambulancia solamente destinada al traslado de los pacientes y habr? un chofer en guardia pasiva disponible para trabajar a cualquier hora?, dijo la doctora Capato.​
"Over the weekend, the attendance of persons has been relentless for that reason we decided to prepare other medical centers to isolate suspected patients. Also each health zone will have only one ambulance for the transfer of patients will have a driver and guard passively available to work anytime, "said Dr. CAPat.
Las autoridades sanitarias continuar?n evaluando las condiciones de los centros de salud perif?ricos para determinar si est?n en condiciones edilicias para aislar a personas que se transformen en casos sospechosos.​
Health authorities continue to assess the conditions of the peripheral health centers to determine whether buildings are able to isolate people from becoming suspicious cases.
Desde Salud indican que uno de los motivos de las altas consultas en el Hospital de Ni?os es que se encuentra cerca de la Terminal de ?mnibus.​
From Health indicate that one reason for the high consultation in Children's Hospital which is near the bus terminal.
Es importante que la comunidad sepa que un caso es sospechoso cuando la persona tiene los s?ntomas de la gripe y existe un nexo epidemiol?gico, es decir, que haya estado en contacto con una persona que est? enferma.​
It is important that the community knows that a case is suspected when a person has flu symptoms and there is an epidemiological link is, who has been in contact with a person who is ill.

No se suspenden​
Are not suspended
La ministra de Educaci?n Cristina D?az inform? que se concreta un exhaustivo monitoreo de los porcentajes de ausentismo en las escuelas por causa de la gripe.​
Minister of Education reported that Cristina Diaz takes a comprehensive monitoring of rates of absenteeism in schools due to flu.
?Hay establecimientos educativos donde el ausentismo est? entre el 20% y 40%.​
"There are schools where absenteeism is between 20% and 40%.
Seguimos atentamente esta situaci?n?, dijo la funcionaria.​
We continue this situation closely, "said the official.
Adem?s, desde el Ministerio de Educaci?n se rechaz? la posibilidad de adelantar las vacaciones de invierno.​
Furthermore, from the Ministry of Education rejected the possibility of advancing winter.
?Pedimos a los directores estar atentos y no entrar en p?nico?, sostuvo D?az.​
"We asked the directors to be vigilant and not panic," said Diaz. :tiphat:http://translate.google.com/transla...para%20trasladar%20casos%20sospechosos.%0D%0A


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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Influenza A: will confirm that rapid diagnostic tests

Health Minister bonaerense, Claudio Zin, said to be imported kits that give the results in ten minutes, pending the meeting of the crisis, towns of Santa Fe and arranged the total cessation of public activities

Saturday June 27 2009 | 15:28 (updated at 15:34)



Health Minister bonaerense, Claudio Zin, confirmed today that from next week will reach the country from 1000 test kits, which will make in 10 minutes if a patient has influenza A.

The official stressed bonaerense told Radio 10 that this tool will expedite the diagnoses of those who reach the hospital quickly and begin treatment with the H1N1 virus.

Zin said that thousands of tests, made in Korea "will be refreshed weekly," and said "not before because we bought went on sale a week ago."

Act before the election, the minister recommended "keep a reasonable distance of two meters to avoid disease." In addition, the head of the health bonaerense recommended for those with colds or flu box "if they use the chinstrap to the street, in an act of corporate social responsibility."

Expectations for the health emergency. In their statements radial Zin downplayed the need to declare a national emergency "so as not to scare people," while recalling that "declare a national emergency does not mean the closure of schools, malls or subway."

However, there are two cities in the southern province of Santa Fe, and Casilda Chab?s, became available yesterday from the complete cessation of private and public activities until Monday, even though there is no impediment to the election. The same yesterday announced the communes of Pujato, Sources and Sanford, in the same region.

The measure includes the closure of gyms, cinemas, theaters, sports clubs, churches, bars and restaurants, although they may sell for delivery. The provincial police will monitor compliance with the municipal decree signed by the local mayor, Juan Carlos Bacalini.

Although a municipal spokesman said that the decision was consulted with authorities in the province, the Minister of Health Santa Fe, Miguel Angel Cappielo, was contrary to the decisions taken by municipalities. "We never consulted. It is purely and solely a decision of the mayor of each village. Decisions are unilateral and will be asked why they did it," he said.

"We will continue working according to the rules of the National Ministry of Health taking into account what we said in the Federal Health Council," said the minister of the province. This Council had asked the National Crisis Committee declared health emergency, and in turn to recommend postponing trips to places where there is more movement of travel.

In addition, today the Faculty of Engineering, Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR) suspended the classes to detect cases of influenza A and joined to the well established yesterday in medicine, law and architecture of that city.

Meanwhile, today the judge federal electoral competition Maria Servini de Cubria hoped that the Ministry of Health of the Nation to answer a request for reports to decide whether the elections will be conducted tomorrow in Tierra del Fuego, after a political party in that province requested suspension by the increase of cases of influenza A.

Yesterday, there were three new cases and 99 deaths associated with this virus in the country, bringing the total numbers of confirmed cases and deaths rise to 26 and 1587, respectively:tiphat:http://www.lanacion.com.ar/nota.asp?nota_id=1144269&pid=6758477&toi=6268
 
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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

In a private clinic in Z?rate
Death by a suspected Influenza

2009-06-28 |
On Friday died of a male person of 34 years old, who was interned in the Private Clinic "Del Carmen". Although not yet confirmed, it is presumed that the cause of death from influenza "A". DISCUSSION Sciarretta spoke with Roberto, deputy secretary of Health of the Municipality who despite the fact conveyed tranquility.


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Sciarretta Roberto was very cautious about giving information, and said it is suspected but not confirmed case.


The discussion reported in the day yesterday with Under Secretary for Health told us about the reality of the pandemic of influenza "A" in our city, as a person of days past 34 years, who was interned Private Clinic in Del Carmen reportedly died because of this kind of evil, which we commented that "with respect to the clinical picture was suspicious but are awaiting confirmation," said Roberto Sciarretta. Although still said that "the behavior that was very likely to be."
On the other hand told us that out of this suspected case, "after we are waiting for the cases that we had already announced as suspects, but no new processes have appeared."

Expect results
Moreover, the officer told us that "when the placement of the box when you have a flu with such severity and problems with breathing, is the entire procedure and was sent to Malbr?n.
He added that "as to what happens after is the diagnostic confirmation, and this time with this young man was a" gap between the case and the diagnostic confirmation because there's only one place to send samples to the Hospital Malbr?n, and is saturated with work, delaying some results. "
"However, given the behavior that may be had, but not confirmed."

Elections
DISCUSSION opportunity to ask what are the steps to be taken by the residents at the time of going to vote for the day today, and we noted that "there is no way to create panic, but it does fulfill the civic duty" .
"The important thing is that people try not to agglomerate, and will vote when there is so many people."
"Those who are with a cold box is good to be protected with a chinstrap to not infect others, wash hands, avoid using the language to close the envelopes, it is better to use a wet esponjita to do so" it is essential to wash hands every two hours.
He also said that "it is important to be more than a meter of a person, avoid kissing, shaking hands, but anyway you have to understand that there is no communication about not going to public places or close any theater, or anything style. "
Finally, he noted that "surely pass when the days when you take some action, we are going to communicate, especially if there is a decree on the health emergency."

In conclusion he stressed that "it is likely that after the holiday on Monday, surely there is some news.":tiphat:http://www.eldebate.com.ar/despliegue.php?idnoticia=17323
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

There are 34 confirmed cases of influenza A in the province
Until last night, the Public Health Institute had confirmed-via Malbr?n-34 positive cases of influenza A in the province, of which 21 are of Rosario. Remain wholly or partially closing the schools where students are sick.

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Confirmed cases of influenza A amounted to 34 last night across the province, 21 of them in Rosario. Rosario 21 schools were also closed in whole or in part against the advance of evil, which yesterday led to seven more deaths in the country. The pandemic and caused 17 deaths in just eight days in the country. Argentina is the third planet in the numbers of people killed by the virus, behind Mexico and United States.

According to data from the provincial Ministry of Health, the city most affected is Rosario, which the total of 92 samples sent to the Institute Malbr?n recorded 21 confirmed cases, 23 dropped and 48 pending.

At the provincial level, of the 148 samples sent to institute port (centralizing the analysis of influenza A) 34 were positive, while 37 were negative and 77 with results pending. It is estimated that in a few days, when a shipment of kits with necessary elements for this type of analysis to be sent from the "Malbr?n, the CEMAR will formally study in Rosario, avoiding having to send samples to Buenos Aires.

While many of Rosario who chose to undergo studies in private laboratories, which must be ordered by a physician, health authorities, provincial and municipal governments continue to take the results as a guide sent by the Malbr?n and applying the treatment of a suspected case.

MORE SCHOOLS CLOSE

Until last night, the Education Ministry had ordered the complete closure of the Lyceum Avellaneda, the middle school Herrera, the middle school Estrada, Mother Cabrini College, schools dela Inmaculada, Maradona, Monse?or Boneo, Dawn, Spanish, San Patricio, Latin American and garden Capullito.

He also ordered the partial closure of schools Carrasco, of Lebanon, No. 347, kindergarten to Bialik, Maria Auxiliadora, Mirasole, Juan Bautista Alberdi, Good Samaritan, and Nuestra Se?ora del Huerto Brigadier L?pez.

In the provincial capital, there are three confirmed cases: a girl of 11 years who attend school in the Augustinian Recoletos Fathers, a student at the College of the Immaculate and the Verna, establishments were also closed.

In addition, two other children are being studied. One is a student at the school San Roque and the other vision. In parallel, ordered the closure of schools and Mercy Dalmacio V?lez S?rsfield and Educational Complex Michelangelo Buonarotti Casilda. In San Jer?nimo Sud also suspended activities in an establishment.

The same happened in the Mercy of Rufino, the Parent School Venado Tuerto (total closure) and Our Lady of Miracles of Captain Bermudez (closed a year).

ELECTIONS

Dr. Andrea Uboldi, Prevention Director of Health of the Province, said that closing the establishments will not prevent the conduct of the elections next Sunday. In all cases, we have ordered cleaning and disinfection operations.

http://www.notiexpress.com.ar/index...rce_skin=1&articleId=61295&force_publish=true
 
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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Of these 34 were positive, 37 negative and 332 remain under study, although 40 of these were confirmed as positive by private laboratories and must be validated by Malbr?n.


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In the province of Santa Fe have been reported so far 403 suspected cases of Influenza A (H1N1), of which 74 are positive (of which 40 were confirmed by private laboratories but have yet to be validated by the institute Malbr?n), 37 laboratory results and 332 negative study.

This is indicated by the epidemiological report issued by the Situation Room of the Contingency Plan of the Ministry of Health of the province states that "the 403 suspected cases, are distributed according to place of residence of persons, accounting for regions to 300 Rosario, Santa Fe, 84; Tuerto Deer, 13; Rafaela, 2; Reconquista 2 (one died in Buenos Aires) and the remaining one-child who presented symptoms during their stay in the city of Rosario in other province. "

The confirmed cases so far are Malbr?n 34. These are people whose ages range from 2 to 41 years. 50 percent is under 20 years and 27 of them are located in the region Rosario, 3 in Santa Fe, 2 in the Venado Tuerto (Rufino) and 2 in the Reconquista.

In relation to the results, to date there have been 37 negative studies corresponding to the cities of Rafaela (1), Santa Fe (5), Rosario (29) and Venado Tuerto (2), with 332 remaining in study including 40 positive samples tested in private laboratories to be validated.

The report also contains the registration of epidemiological situation of 157 schools, both official and private, of which 87 had to close their doors completely and partially in another 70 (years - rooms) as part of containment strategies designed in Contingency Plan.


June 27, 2009 (sm)

http://www.derf.com.ar/despachos.asp?cod_des=272714
 
a better translation and explaination

a better translation and explaination

Adem?s, desde el Ministerio de Educaci?n se rechaz? la posibilidad de adelantar las vacacione arioelzonda.com.

Furthermore, from the Ministry of Educacion has refused the possiblility of moving up winter vacation.

The annual winter vacations ( students and workers alike) which start in a few weeks here in Argentina are progressive. Different areas stagger their vacations and for a month the country is on the move. This happens from mid July to mid August. The ministry of education has refused the obvious remedy of moving up the vacations. The flu should have a profound impact on the tourist business this year. Already denounciations have been flying from Argentina and Chile to Brazil over their warning Brazileanos to stay away. WHO type politics....
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Of these 34 were positive, 37 negative and 332 remain under study, although 40 of these were confirmed as positive by private laboratories and must be validated by Malbr?n.


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In the province of Santa Fe have been reported so far 403 suspected cases of Influenza A (H1N1), of which 74 are positive (of which 40 were confirmed by private laboratories but have yet to be validated by the institute Malbr?n), 37 laboratory results and 332 negative study.

This is indicated by the epidemiological report issued by the Situation Room of the Contingency Plan of the Ministry of Health of the province states that "the 403 suspected cases, are distributed according to place of residence of persons, accounting for regions to 300 Rosario, Santa Fe, 84; Tuerto Deer, 13; Rafaela, 2; Reconquista 2 (one died in Buenos Aires) and the remaining one-child who presented symptoms during their stay in the city of Rosario in other province. "

The confirmed cases so far are Malbr?n 34. These are people whose ages range from 2 to 41 years. 50 percent is under 20 years and 27 of them are located in the region Rosario, 3 in Santa Fe, 2 in the Venado Tuerto (Rufino) and 2 in the Reconquista.

In relation to the results, to date there have been 37 negative studies corresponding to the cities of Rafaela (1), Santa Fe (5), Rosario (29) and Venado Tuerto (2), with 332 remaining in study including 40 positive samples tested in private laboratories to be validated.

The report also contains the registration of epidemiological situation of 157 schools, both official and private, of which 87 had to close their doors completely and partially in another 70 (years - rooms) as part of containment strategies designed in Contingency Plan.


June 27, 2009 (sm)

http://www.derf.com.ar/despachos.asp?cod_des=272714
Updated map

http://flutracker.rhizalabs.com/flu...at=-34.05265942137597&lon=-60.64453125&zoom=7
 
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Hospitals Verging on Collapse in Argentina

Recombinomics Commentary 23:28
June 28, 2009

Meanwhile, health organizations said that the number of people infected in the country "is substantially greater" than the official toll and that hospitals are "verging on collapse"

The above comments on the state of health care health care in Argentina in general and Buenos Aires in particular due to the exploding number of pandemic H1N1 infections are widely reported. The number of confirmed fatal cases has risen to 29, in the past several days, including two reported today in Rosario, and reports suggest at least 15 additional fatalities are suspect cases. The Buenos Aires website localized 15 fatalities, as well as 180 confirmed cases and over 500 suspect cases (see <a rel="nofollow" href="http://flutracker.rhiza.com">Maps</a>), but these cases represent a small percentage of the actual infections. The state numbers identify almost 1400 confirmed cases, including 25 fatalities in the metropolitan area. Similarly, in the adjacent Santa Fe province the number of confirmed is 34, although private labs have confirmed 40 additional cases. However, these are not included because they have not yet been officially confirmed. Moreover, 200 suspect samples have been collected from patients in Rosario (see <a rel="nofollow" href="http://flutracker.rhiza.com">Maps</a>]) and sent for testing and media reports suggest there are over 800 cases in Santa Fe province. Similarly, Brazil announced its first confirmed fatality today, who was a truck driver who developed symptoms while in Argentina.

Thus, the state numbers are depressed by a sample backlog at the state for testing suspect cases or confirming positives identified at private labs. Moreover export of cases signal significant under-reporting.

The collected samples are also likely to represent a small percentage of the total. This undercount is common worldwide. In the United States that surveillance system for season flu only tests about 0.1% of samples and it is likely that pandemic flu is similarly undercounted, most cases are relatively mild and most labs are now limiting testing to severe cases or clusters, but even clusters such as outbreaks at schools or summer camps only test a small representative sample from the outbreak.

In Agentina, like some regions in the US, testing has halted and a pandemic H1N1 diagnosis is made based on clinical presentation.

Consequently the number of infections is orders of magnitude higher than confirmed cases, but the concerns in Argentina center both on the state of the health care system in general, as well as the rapid increase in fatal infections, including those that rapidly deteriorate while develping symptoms similar to infected patients in the 1918 pandemic. Moreover, like the 1918 pandemic, the vast majority of infections and fatalities are in previously healthy young adults, and the H1N1 is a swine flu that has recently begun to spread throughout the human population.

Sequence data on the H1N1 spreading in Argentina would be useful.

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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

From Dr. Niman's most recent post on the Recombinomics website:

In Agentina, like some regions in the US, testing has halted and a pandemic H1N1 diagnosis is made based on clinical presentation.

LINK: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.recombinomics.com/News/06280901/H1N1_Argentina_Collapse.html">Argentina Commentary</a>

Clinicians responsible for the care of patients should take note of this comment by Dr. Niman. Those of us within areas where the pandemic strain is circulating who encounter a patient with and influenza like illness whether they practice in the northern or southern hemisphere should understand that the overwhelming odds favor the fact that they are dealing with a person infected with novel H1N1.

Under these conditions, there is no need to seek confirmation before instituting efficacious therapy. To do so places the patient at unnecessary risk and is inconsistent with recommendations from the US CDC's 2005 Pandemic Influenza Plan that contemplated just this situation.

What their guidelines state is consistent with the above comment. This guideline was issued at a time when there was no pandemic and no political pressure one way or another, unlike today.

What is important for all clinicians to understand now is that the world is engulfed by a novel influenza strain that is in the exponential phase of spread across the planet in all regions at the same time. We are in the beginning of what appears to be a massive and prolonged influenza wave that due to the mobility of our population has managed to spread itself around the globe within a few months rather than in the past when this required significantly longer.

Clinicians everywhere need to bear this in mind. If the novel strain is not in your area now, it will be soon. If it is in your region already, then virtually every LIL that you will be seeing is due to the novel strain. There is no reason nor is there time to bother with testing. If you have Tamiflu available, then by all means use it since it is likely that in the near future the novel strain will acquire to 274 polymorphism that gives it Tamiflu resistance. Therefore it makes little sense to hoard this drug now in the hopes that it might still be effective later on if the novel strain becomes more lethal.

GW
 
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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 27 deaths

Number of H1N1 cases, deaths is much higher than officially reported
The number of H1N1 cases in Argentina already surpasses 10,000 and those cases are concentrated in the city of Buenos Aires and in Buenos Aires Province.
The number of deaths as a result of the virus is also much higher than official government reports have said, and there have been petitions to declare a National Sanitary Emergency.
According to officials, many cases have gone unregistered. The registered cases are those that are the most complicated, but health insurance companies and certain medical centers do not report many cases.
According to Doctors Without Borders, the good news is that the virus is not so lethal as previously thought, but prevention is necessary as well as an early diagnosis.

http://www.buenosairesherald.com/BreakingNews/View/5100
 
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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 28 deaths

29/6/2009 |
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Current events

Influenza A: Two new deaths in Santa Fe

The information was confirmed by the provincial Ministry of Health. The national government does not rule out the emergency decree after the closing of the polls in accounting and 28 deaths from the disease.

The government of Santa Fe on Sunday reported two new deaths from influenza A (H1N1) in the province, which are at least 28 fatalities in the country.

Secretary of Health of Santa Fe, D?bora Ferrandini indicated that the dead are two adults, one of which had a base of respiratory disease.

Meanwhile, Health Minister bonaerense, Claudio Zin, admitted this week that the health emergency could be declared to control the progression of influenza A in the country.

"The measure will allow us to provide funds and human resources as quickly and efficiently," the official said, confirming that the decision is being assessed by the Government.

Along the same lines expressed the highest epidemiological national health portfolio.

"We face a situation similar to that of dengue, is not a medical decision, but administration and I think you should move in that direction," said Juan Carlos Bossio, director of Epidemiology, Ministry of Health of the Nation, a Critique of Argentina .

"The emergency does not mean that we close all but one frame of reference in order to have the direct purchase of inputs or the mobilization of personnel available, such as retired physicians," said Zin.

"The measure will be considered by the Crisis Committee this week and there is a majority opinion to be adopted and instrumente immediately after passage through Parliament," said one government source. With the addition to the registration of the dead woman in the river plate, the number of deaths climbed to 28 while the number of infected stands at 1587.

http://www.esperanzadiaxdia.com.ar/noticias/index-new.asp?id=13018
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 28 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 28 deaths

29/6/2009 |
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Current events

Influenza A: Two new deaths in Santa Fe

The information was confirmed by the provincial Ministry of Health. The national government does not rule out the emergency decree after the closing of the polls in accounting and 28 deaths from the disease.

The government of Santa Fe on Sunday reported two new deaths from influenza A (H1N1) in the province, which are at least 28 fatalities in the country.

Secretary of Health of Santa Fe, Débora Ferrandini indicated that the dead are two adults, one of which had a base of respiratory disease.

Meanwhile, Health Minister bonaerense, Claudio Zin, admitted this week that the health emergency could be declared to control the progression of influenza A in the country.

"The measure will allow us to provide funds and human resources as quickly and efficiently," the official said, confirming that the decision is being assessed by the Government.

Along the same lines expressed the highest epidemiological national health portfolio.

"We face a situation similar to that of dengue, is not a medical decision, but administration and I think you should move in that direction," said Juan Carlos Bossio, director of Epidemiology, Ministry of Health of the Nation, a Critique of Argentina .

"The emergency does not mean that we close all but one frame of reference in order to have the direct purchase of inputs or the mobilization of personnel available, such as retired physicians," said Zin.

"The measure will be considered by the Crisis Committee this week and there is a majority opinion to be adopted and instrumente immediately after passage through Parliament," said one government source. With the addition to the registration of the dead woman in the river plate, the number of deaths climbed to 28 while the number of infected stands at 1587.

http://www.esperanzadiaxdia.com.ar/noticias/index-new.asp?id=13018
The cases were added yesterady to the map below (which shows 331 fatal, confirmed, or susepct cases in Rosario, which is in Santa Fe Province and the location of the two confirmed fatalities describe above). Some media reports indicate there are over 800 cases in Santa Fe Province, which is adjacent to Beunos Aires province, as can also been seen on the map below - Today Argentina is announcing it is closing down.

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Argentina closing down

http://www.perfil.com/contenidos/2009/06/27/noticia_0013.html

Emergencia y cese de actividades por la Gripe A

El lunes se haría pública la decisión oficial. Se cerrarían escuelas, shoppings, cines y teatros. Otra vez, rumores sobre la renuncia de Ocaña.

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27.06.2009 | 11:58

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La declaración de la emergencia sanitaria por la Gripe A es un hecho después de las elecciones. | Foto: Cedoc


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Mientras cada vez más provincias se suman al cese de actividades que impliquen una aglomeración de personas, PERFIL averiguó que la declaración de la emergencia sanitaria por la Gripe A es un hecho después de las elecciones (sería el lunes) y que el Ministerio de Salud pidió una reunión del Comité de Crisis para la semana que viene, en la que se evaluará tomar medidas de distanciamiento social, similares a las de México: se cerrarían colegios, shoppings, cines y teatros.
Lo que se viene. Un integrante del Comité de Crisis que lidera Sergio Massa –que pidió la reserva de su identidad– le confirmó a PERFIL que en la mesa de discusión figuran tanto la declaración de la emergencia sanitaria (lo que implica una mayor disponibilidad de recursos humanos y económicos) como de un aislamiento social al estilo de lo que ocurrió en México. Y estima que, de decidirse esto último, la medida será total.
“La verdad es que estamos esperando que se declare la emergencia sanitaria, pero eso lo decide el Comité de Crisis. Se tendría que haber hecho ayer”, dijo en forma metafórica Jorge San Juan, jefe de Terapia Intensiva del Hospital Muñiz e integrante del Comité de Expertos que asesora al de Crisis. En cuanto al aislamiento social, agregó: “Nosotros ya se lo sugerimos a los ministros varias veces. Se vio que cuando se tomó la medida en México, sirvió”.
Si bien anoche la ministra Graciela Ocaña participó de la conferencia de prensa en la que el Ministerio de Salud brinda el parte diario sobre la situación de la enfermedad, durante todo el día de ayer resonó con fuerza la versión de que ya presentó la renuncia a su cargo, el cual dejaría luego de los anuncios del endurecimiento de las medidas sanitarias
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 28 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 28 deaths

Emergency and cessation of activities by the influenza A

On Monday the decision would be made public officially. It closed schools, malls, cinemas and theaters. Again, rumors about the resignation of Oca?a.

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While growing provinces joined the cessation of activities involving an agglomeration of individuals, found that the profile of the health emergency declaration by the Influenza A is a fact after the elections (it would be on Monday) and the Ministry of Health requested A meeting of the Crisis Committee for next week, which will assess the social distancing measures, similar to those of Mexico was closed schools, malls, cinemas and theaters.

What is coming. A member of the Crisis Committee headed Sergio Massa, who requested the reservation of his identity was confirmed that a PROFILE at the discussion table include both the declaration of health emergency (which implies greater availability of financial and human resources) and social isolation in the style of what happened in Mexico. And believes that they decide the latter, the measure would be total.

"The truth is that we are awaiting a declaration of health emergency, but that is decided by the Crisis Committee. Should have been done yesterday, "he said in a metaphorical Jorge San Juan, leader of Terapia Intensiva Hospital Mu?iz and member of the Committee of Experts that advises the Crisis. With regard to social isolation, added: "We suggest that it was ministers repeatedly. We saw that when the measure was taken in Mexico, he served. "

While last night's Minister Graciela Ocana attended the press conference at the Ministry of Health provides a daily part of the disease situation throughout the day yesterday strongly resonated version already submitted his resignation charge, which would leave after the announcements of the tightening of sanitary
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 42 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 42 deaths

Influenza A: suspending classes and declare an emergency

09:45 At least 42 dead across the country. This was decided the City and County authorities. Since Monday, there will be no school for a month. But there are no closed public places such as cinemas, restaurants and shopping.

The new flu reaches its peak. The advance of Influenza A (H1N1) caused the government of the province of Buenos Aires and the Capital take tough decisions. Both districts announced yesterday, almost simultaneously, the statement of the health emergency and suspension of classes, which in fact extends the winter break.

Outbreak grows well in full list of deaths, which amounts to 42. Despite the fact that on Friday the government does not broadcast the part infected daily with internal and death, officially joined in recent days killed 15 people at 26 who had, of which 10 are Buenos Aires, Rosario and five of Corrientes (first in the province).

At a conference shared by the owners of Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires of the portfolios of Health (Claudio Zin and Jorge Lemus) and Education (Mario Oporto and Mariano Narodowski) announced an advance of two weeks of school recess. Beginning Monday, not Wednesday, as he had advanced to a high official source Clar?n, there will be no classes for a month. Ie, the classes will be closed from July 6 to August 3.

The measure will join the University of La Plata, but not the UBA that will dictate all classes except the powers of Dentistry, where he killed a teacher and a student (his case was not yet confirmed by the Institute Malbr?n). Even colleges and National Buenos Aires Carlos Pellegrini, employees of this university will be open. Although the UBA sources admitted that between today and tomorrow will try these cases in particular, so it is possible that also closed.

A while before the press conference of the ministers, the head of the Government of Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, the public health emergency declared in capital. "We are concerned and are doing everything necessary to control the virus," he said, but the Sunday before the vote, had made a particular view regarding the pandemic: "It's like the flu every winter. It is an absolute exaggeration . We always had the flu, but it comes from outside as it is more media. " Hours after the announcement of Macri, Zin applied also to the emergence bonaerense territory (see Alcances ...).

The decision in both districts was mainly the situation of sobredemanda in hospitals. "The governor (Scioli) is about to sign an emergency decree to enable us to recruit retired doctors or retired in recent years, or people who were in the past few years and eventually incorporated into the medical system," warned a Zin time before confirming the news.

However, despite the concern, Buenos Aires, Capital and complicated districts of the country ruled out the idea of closing public places such as cinemas, theaters, restaurants, malls and other places of mass gathering.

But as the authorities asked the people responsible. "We should not panic but take care to take the measures suggested. We ask everyone to avoid going to public places of concentration. T move house, please. The situation is very complicated and we must assume the responsibilities," Zin said, as officials porte?os and repeated his government that accompanied it.

Education ministers of State and Capital agreed to suspend classes say that a decision is "very hard". "Two weeks involve a huge cost for education, but prioritize the prevention of infection. So we clarify that there are not two more weeks of holidays," he said Oporto. "It's a tough decision that we take, but it is to protect students," added Narodowski. Clarified that the two ministries will ensure the coverage of food in schools and maternal gardens where parents should remove the food and bring them home. "In every school and garden will be guards for rotating supplies of food baskets to the parents," said Daniel Arroyo, Minister of Social Development bonaerense.

Also reinforce the cleansing and disinfection facilities. In Capital, the owner of Education explained that there will also be teaching guards. To recover the lost days, warned that Narodowski discontinued scheduled for spring recess. "And we'll see how to retrieve the rest (of days)," he added. "In these remaining days of classes to encourage teachers to prepare work. And in July we're going to reschedule the second term to retrieve these nine days," said Oporto.

http://www.clarin.com/diario/2009/07/01/um/m-01950238.htm
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43 deaths

"No Tamiflu in the hospitals"

Population faces a bad health

LA PLATA, (DIB) .- The head of the Association of Health Professionals in the Republic of Argentina, Jorge Yabkowski, said that the population faces a "bad health" in the midst of the pandemic influenza A (H1N1), which the country claimed the lives of at least 43 people. "We are suffering.

The system is always at the limit, and when demand is doubling, it overflows. We are suffering a lack of political leadership.

We are not Ministry of Health, without a declaration of health emergency and orders," he said Yabkowski .
In statements radiales, said: "This is a bad health.

Faced with an epidemic gives Emergency province by province, after the elections, when it should have been done in the country and more than 10 days," he said.

"On June 17, the Ministry of Health of the Nation and the province launched the treatment protocol to patients, and was not implemented because there was no Tamiflu in hospitals or pharmacies," told.

According said, "if we are to treat those who have symptoms, there is no Tamiflu in the hospitals . Chinstrap If requested, not on the market."

"The management of the Ministry of Health of the Nation to buy and in turn, put (on Tamiflu) in the hands of the professionals was poor.

The crisis committee did not work and the whole world looked to the side," summarized.

Instead, "health emergency declared Chile for three weeks", which served to have a "low mortality".

http://www.laverdadonline.com/Notic...1_Position=FIL%3AORD%3AABS%3A8KEY%3A669PAR%3A
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43 deaths

State of health emergency
H1N1: 'Cases out there in the streets can be close to 20,000'

By Javier Cardenal Taján, BuenosAiresHerald.com staff

National deputy for Santa Fe province Juan Héctor Begnis, who chairs the Social action and Public health Committee in the Lower House of Congress, said in an interview to Buenos Aires Herald.com that the suspension of classes is an 'isolated measure' while many others should be taken nation wide. The member of the pro-government Victory Front caucus in Congress estimates that the number of cases of H1N1 A can be close to 20,000.

BAH: How would you describe a health emergency state?

J.B: It is very common to misunderstand the concept. A health emergency state is generally associated with health issues, but in this case it has to do with the interruption of potential legal actions that may be taken against both health institutions and professionals. For example, I'm sure there are tons of lawyers that would press charges for malpractice, or would claim the violation of their defendants' individual rights when doctors deny the hospitalization of cases that are not severe, or even for those who are already hospitalized and are asked to leave when their beds are needed by other patients with H1N1 A influenza. It's hard, but we must understand that the only way to fight this epidemic is by taking the rides and implementing a very strict action plan.

BAH: Has the H1N1 A influenza virus arrived to stay in the long run?


J.B: This pandemic will not end by 2009. We are facing an unknown virus and we don't know how it's going to react or behave in a near future. We are going through winter season in Argentina, but in the Northern hemisphere, I know the US, Canada, and Mexico are starting to see Argentina as a case to study in order to be prepared to combat the virus when winter arrives.

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Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 45 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 45 deaths

A flu: more deaths reported by the flu that would have caused 45 deaths

Two new suspected cases were heard by this time. A woman died in Rosario for the new disease, which increases the number of deaths in Santa Fe six. On the other hand, a student died of a college of Tigre. Infected exceed official figures.


(DIARIOC, 01/07/2009) Two new suspected cases of influenza A is known in the past few hours, to be raised to 45 the number killed by the disease. It is hoped that the information is officially confirmed by health authorities in both places.

We know now that the Santa Fe claim that a young woman died this Wednesday morning at the Emergency Hospital of Rosario Clemente ?lvarez due to influenza A, according to published Rosario3 site.

The new death in addition to those already registered in that city, and increase the number of deaths to six. Women, immunocompromised, dragged a neuronal disease with severe sequelae. Between last Sunday and Monday were the first four known deaths in the province.

On the other hand, some media said at noon on Wednesday that a student at a college in Tigre have died of A/H1N1 virus.

http://www.diarioc.com.ar/inf_gener...fatales_por_la_influenza_que_ya_habria/120490
 
Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43/44 deaths

Re: Argentina: Confirmed cases of A/H1N1 - 1,587 - 43/44 deaths

Source: http://about.reuters.com/dynamic/countrypages/mexico_es/1246486967nN01528388.ASP

Died of H1N1 influenza have risen to 43/44: Health Minister
01 Jul 2009 18:23

BUENOS AIRES, July 1 (Reuters) - The fatal cases of H1N1 influenza in Argentina have climbed to between 43 and 44, from 26 in the latest official report said on Wednesday the Minister of Health, Juan Manzur.

The country is in third place in the world list of countries with the highest number of deaths from the new strain of the virus and its main districts said this week the health emergency.

"I think there are between 43 ... 44 dead, Manzur said during his first news conference.

The government does not release an official part of formal infected and died on Friday.

(Reporting by Karina Grazina, Edited by Guido Nejamkis)

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