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Deaths per A/H1N1 arrive at 105
The victim, age 75, suffered from hypertension. He spent 20 days sick.
Sun, 21/03/2010 - 05:35
Human influenza vaccine. Photo: Yuri Maltsev/Reuters/ArchivoMonterrey.- cases of death from the human influenza virus H1N1 are increasing the victim to register 105, as reported by the Internet portal of the Ministry of Health of Nuevo Leon.
The victim is a male person 75 years of age, symptoms of the disease in the patient started on Feb. 1, four days later he was interning at a public hospital where he died on the 20th.
The state health agency stresses that the patient also suffered from hypertension, one of the tables common among those killed in the H1N1 virus.
Until last March 19 in Nuevo Leon 105 deaths were recorded, four thousand 356 cases are accumulated by human influenza and three thousand 856 cases were discarded.
Nationally, the health department reports that 1,111 people have died since last April by the H1N1 influenza virus, and the total cumulative cases sum 71 thousand 525.
In recent weeks the deaths multiplied, in presenting the cold winter weather the virus can spread easily.
In recent days, the health secretary in Nuevo Leon, Jesus Zacarias Villarreal Perez has repeatedly told the media that for the month of April, which marks one year of the official start of the epidemic, it is expected a significant decrease in the case of infected people, and even, it predicts a level of control, following the population is vaccinated and follow hygiene to prevent infection.
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Deaths per A/H1N1 arrive at 105
The victim, age 75, suffered from hypertension. He spent 20 days sick.
Sun, 21/03/2010 - 05:35
Human influenza vaccine. Photo: Yuri Maltsev/Reuters/ArchivoMonterrey.- cases of death from the human influenza virus H1N1 are increasing the victim to register 105, as reported by the Internet portal of the Ministry of Health of Nuevo Leon.
The victim is a male person 75 years of age, symptoms of the disease in the patient started on Feb. 1, four days later he was interning at a public hospital where he died on the 20th.
The state health agency stresses that the patient also suffered from hypertension, one of the tables common among those killed in the H1N1 virus.
Until last March 19 in Nuevo Leon 105 deaths were recorded, four thousand 356 cases are accumulated by human influenza and three thousand 856 cases were discarded.
Nationally, the health department reports that 1,111 people have died since last April by the H1N1 influenza virus, and the total cumulative cases sum 71 thousand 525.
In recent weeks the deaths multiplied, in presenting the cold winter weather the virus can spread easily.
In recent days, the health secretary in Nuevo Leon, Jesus Zacarias Villarreal Perez has repeatedly told the media that for the month of April, which marks one year of the official start of the epidemic, it is expected a significant decrease in the case of infected people, and even, it predicts a level of control, following the population is vaccinated and follow hygiene to prevent infection.
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