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Confirm the second death by A H1N1

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Confirm the second death by A H1N1
In the department of Cortes, a new outbreak of influenza A H1N1 has been identified, the same magnitude as those of San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa.
18.03.10 -- Updated: 18.03.10 11:28 pm -- Editors: redaccion@elheraldo.hn

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The grief and pain that travels along the influenza virus A H1N1 reached the home of a new family in the country.

An adult age 45 became the second fatality of the year because of illness that appeared last year in the country.

To date, 18 people have died of the pandemic in the country, the elderly, children and pregnant women have been the main victims.

Thomas Guevara, director of Health Watch, said that the deceased was a native of Siguatepeque, where he was transferred to the National Institute Cardiopulmonary (Chest).

The patient also suffered from diabetes and was admitted to the chest, on 9 March, after showing symptoms of the disease.

His clinical condition was serious, and he was immediately hospitalized, according to medical report.

After six days of being hospitalized, died despite the efforts of medical and nursing care center.

The total positive cases to date exceeds 650 patients. The official said in recent days confirmed six cases of influenza A H1N1, for a total of 59 cases so far this year.

As for the girl who died in San Pedro Sula and that were pending laboratory results of Virology, Guevara explained that death was not for the influenza A H1N1, but by a family history of congenital disease

Health officials advise people not exposed to climate changes that have been reported in recent hours, especially people with acute respiratory illness.

The regions with the highest number of cases continue to San Pedro Sula, Atlantida, Cortes and the Central District of Comayagua region also recorded cases, and Valley and Santa Barbara.
 
Re: Confirm the second death by A H1N1

Comment:

With 2 fatal cases recently brought in Honduras,
he confirms once again the tendency of the infection for the virus of
influenza A H1N1 to causing more serious illness in the populations
vulnerable. In addition to the diabetes, condition that it is reaching
proportions of pandemic, it must be remembered that the form more common of
inmunosupresi?n in the world it is the malnutrici?n, which is
particularly prevalente in the underdeveloped world. On the other hand,
it approaches the winter in the south hemisphere; and in some places
efforts of vaccination newly are taking form. Already they have been
brought the first cases of the new period in Peru; and it is
question of time the possible appearance of a second wave of
influenza A H1N1 in this part of the planet. Let's not hope that there is
demolished the half of the wall newly prop the part up that even
it stays in foot. Moderating Jorge Gonz?lez

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