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Ecuador: 74 people died of H1N1 virus since april

tetano

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In 60 days, four people died of H1N1 virus in Chimborazo and Tungurahua a person. In both provinces other 26 cases of patients with the virus, who are already treated in the hospitals of the Ministry of Public Health .The case of a newborn 11 months old, who died last Wednesday in Chambo were confirmed, 20 minutes of Riobamba, was the last confirmed by the Ministry of technical Salud.Los of the Epidemiology Unit of the entity conducted extensive studies indicated that the deceased suffered from diseases and different clinical influenza, which aggravated the enfermedad.Hasta today, April 28, 2016, 23 cases in Chimborazo and Tungurahua three were reported. According to a report by the Ministry of Health, in both provinces it has followed the relevant protocols and patients infected with the virus are the priority of the health network.

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There are now eleven deaths from H1N1 in Ecuador

Eleven people died in Ecuador since the early days of April as a result of H1N1 said today May 6, 2016, authorities salud.Cuatro patients have died in the Ecuadorian capital with that infection, whereas "average register 17 new cases "each week, the head of the Infectious Diseases Unit Andrade Mar?n Hospital of Quito, David Larre?tegui.El zonal director of the Ministry of Health, Boris Velasquez said that in the central provinces of Tungurahua and Chimborazo seven others have died from the same cause.

http://www.entornointeligente.com/a...e-los-fallecidos-por-la-gripe-H1N1-en-Ecuador
 
[h=1]At least 39 people die of influenza A(H1N1) in Ecuador[/h] QUITO, May 11 (Xinhua) -- The influenza A virus subtype H1N1 has claimed the lives of at least 39 people in Ecuador since April, announced Public Health Minister, Margarita Guevara, on Wednesday.
He told local newspapers that up till now 239 cases of affected patients have been detected with the virus nationally.
The virus' presence in Ecuador is due to the strong winter period that is sweeping the South American nation, however, there are also reports of the virus in other countries in the region such as Colombia.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-05/12/c_135352144.htm
 
Ecuador: Death Toll from Swine Flu Rises to 60
Published 4 June 2016 (15 hours 4 minutes ago)

The influenza A virus subtype H1N1 has claimed the lives of at least 60 people in Ecuador since April.

Three Ecuadoreans have died due to the AH1N1 influenza virus, health officials confirmed on Friday, raising the total death count to 60 people.

According to local media reports, the Ecuadorean Ministry of Health (MSP) has confirmed a total of 527 cases of the virus, commonly known as swin flue. The new figures reveal that males comprise 53 percent and women 47 percent of the the reported cases. Health authorities also found that the virus was most common among individuals aged 41-64.
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Ministry of Health confirms 74 deaths from influenza in 2016

Representing a fatality rate of 11% in terms of this virusA through an epidemiological bulletin, the Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador in 2016 confirmed that 74 people have died as positive influenza (A) H1N1. Compared to 2013, last with remarkable movement of swine flu occurred about 114 defunciones.Hasta far 837 have reported laboratory confirmed cases, of which 82% (691) correspond to Influenza A (H1N1) 9% (76) Influenza AH3N2 and 8.4% (70) Influenza B. the province most cases it is Pichincha, 64% .In the 691 positive cases of Influenza a / H1N1, 52.5% (363) are men 47.5% (328c) women. The most affected age group is age 64a?os 41a with 33.5% (232), followed by 20a age group 40 years old with 20.4% (14).

http://ecuadorinmediato.com/index.php?module=Noticias&func=wap_news_view&id=2818804697
 
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