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Cases of influenza A H1N1 go down in NL (Death 106)

Tonka

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http://www.mnoticias.com.mx/nota.pl?id=19529&relax=influenza &pub=Default&web=gnl

Cases of influenza A H1N1 go down in NL
* With 25 patients hospitalized, four thousand 358 and 106 deaths


Monterrey N.L. Although cases of influenza A H1N1 go down in the entity, the Secretary for Health, Jesus Zacarias Villarreal urge people to remain vigilant and continue to take preventive measures and hygiene.

At a news conference it was reported that so far have only 25 inpatients, of which seven are in critical condition.

While the confirmed cases have also dropped four thousand registered 358 with 106 deaths, this latest death is for a man of 47, who died on 28 February without presenting any associated disease.

Zacarias Villarreal said of these 106 cases, 82 began the symptoms in 2009 and only 24 in the month of January this year, when he took the rebound of the disease.

The 60 percent of cases reported with this virus are between 5 and 20 years of age and 66 percent of those who died had an associated disease.
 
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