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Argentina: Hospitals put on alert after A/H1N1 cases found in Mendoza

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After the cases were detected Influenza A (H1N1) in Mendoza, Neuqu?n, Jujuy, from hospitals in the region warned not to abandon caution, but stressed that the vaccination campaigns were launched, who have been immunized are at less risk of contracting the disease. "In the province of Buenos Aires there is still no confirmed case, but all health facilities are on alert," they said from the hospital in dialogue with Info Gandulfo Region.


After the cases were confirmed in Mendoza, Neuqu?n, Jujuy, the specter of influenza A (H1N1) is again flying over the province of Buenos Aires, where although there is no confirmed cases from hospitals warn that "on alert" and calling people to "exercise caution". In 2009 the virus caused hundreds of deaths, which is why since last year launched an intensive vaccination campaign that doctors say is that mitigate cases of infection.
"There are some cases suspected of having the virus, but none are confirmed yet," said hospital director Gandulfo Monica Malchiodi, in dialogue with Region Info. In this context, medical


http://www.inforegion.com.ar/vernota.php?id=233305&dis=1&sec=4
 
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