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Chile: Arica hospital confirmed death from influenza of a man

tetano

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The Director of Juan Noe Hospital in Arica, Magdalena Gardilcic, confirmed the death of a 57-year-old patient by the H1N1 virus.



The death happened some days ago, but the authority confirmed it recently after receiving studies scientists.



' We can only speak of confirmed cases. I have to be responsible for the information I give to the community. We can not base our information on suspicion ', said Gardilcic.



The Director of the hospital in Arica, also reported that in the Region of Arica and Parinacota is recorded seven confirmed cases with this type of virus, of which six have already been given high.



To six designated cases, it would add a newborn, who has already been reviewed and will await the results of their tests that were sent to Antogafasta.




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Re: Chile: Arica hospital confirmed death from influenza of a man

9 cases of infection by A-H1N1 in Arica; There is a serious woman

Health service of Arica (SSA) this afternoon reported two new confirmed cases of A-H1N1 in Arica, bringing the total figure to 9 so far of the year.

' The current situation is 9 confirmed cases of influenza A-H1N1: six high in their homes, two hospitalized and a deceased dies ', reported the SSA.

Of the hospital, it was noted that one of them is a woman who is serious in Hospital in Arica, and another minor, who respond 'favorably' to treatment.



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Re: Chile: Arica hospital confirmed death from influenza of a man

11 infected by influenza in Arica: there are two hospitalized

This morning, the health service of Arica (SSA) upgraded to 11 people infected by infliuenza A-H1N1, so far in the year.

The health authority reported that ' today Friday 19 July 2013, the Arica health service reports that there are 11 confirmed cases of influenza A-H1N1 in the Arica and Parinacota Region. It is 8 persons of high, healthy and at home; 2 people hospitalized and deceased 1'.

Of the internees at the hospital, one is evolving positively to treatment while the other, a man, is serious, and with health care permanent.





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Re: Chile: Arica hospital confirmed death from influenza of a man

They confirm 3 more Influenza A-H1N1 cases in Arica. There are two hospitalised serious

This morning, the health service of Arica (SSA) updated to 14 people infected by influenza A-H1N1 so far of the year in the region, after confirmed three new cases.

The health authority reported that there are currently six patients in the Hospital Regional de Arica. The rest of the people is high and in good condition.

Of the hospitalized, ' there are two serious: a 65-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman ', those who are under treatment. Thus, there are no pediatric patients.

Fortunately, the 33 year old woman who last week was serious, was given high

fits remember that influenza in Arica killed a 57-year-old man, who died at the beginning of the month, remain confirmed the disease a week after.



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