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Colombia: In Pereira suspected death from flu H1N1 in a woman

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
It was reported by the head of the emergency room of the Hospital San Jorge de Pereira, Mario Osorio, in the last hours a 40-year-old woman, who joined the San Joaquin Hospital sent Cuba Citadel died after a condition that could not be cured with traditional medications, it is largely suspected to be by the H1N1 virus.

Said the health specialist laboratory analyses would soon be known for at least two weeks and until not know the cause of death; that is not registered in the last week alone, another woman also died possibly by the same disease.

Was informed by the Secretariat of health of Risaralda trying that with Tamiflu and a vaccine to people who have some type of risk. come to seasonal flu End development




http://www.caracol.com.co/noticias/...raer-el-virus-h1n1/20130531/nota/1908371.aspx
 
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