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Colombia: Four possible H1N1 virus cases are investigated in Risaralda

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Health authorities of Risaralda are waiting for the results that in the next few hours the National Institute of health about two deaths that occurred in this Department of women that would have reportedly contracted the virus.

Juan Guillermo Ram?rez, director in charge of public health branch, indicated that it may not rush to confirm a pathology, as the H1N1 virus infection can be confused with other respiratory disease severe.

Also said that currently investigated four possible cases of H1N1, patients who are under medical observation after severe difficulties breathing.

'Not is should forget frequent hand washing, as well as provide special attention to children and seniors, as to changes in climate, they are more susceptible to respiratory diseases', said the authority health.

http://www.caracol.com.co/noticias/...les-del-virus-h1n1/20130610/nota/1913286.aspx
 
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