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Source: http://www.laopiniondegranada.es/gr...-281-granadinos-100000-habitantes/160961.html
Google translation:
The virus affects 281 per 100,000 population Granada
Patients presenting with symptoms mild catarrhal fever, similar to the common cold
N.M.E. Influenza A has been quietly affecting hundreds of Granada over the past few weeks now reaching an incidence rate of 281 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the province, according to statistics provided by the Delegation of Health in Grenada. Thus, the incidence in Granada is more than twice the Spanish average, where a ratio of patients by the H1N1 virus from 101.22 cases per 100,000 population, according to the latest report issued by the Ministry of Health last day 22 October.
However, forecasts suggest that the number of cases continue to grow with the impending arrival of the cold and rain. Evolution province. In this sense, the director of health center Realejo, Margarita Lopez, said that at present the province has reached its highest peak epidemic, while noting that, for the moment, "there have been no complications in any case".
Meanwhile, his counterpart in downtown Las Flores, Rafael Arenas, specifically that staff gets around one or two pictures a week symptomatic suspects, although the elimination of the analysis, except that the symptoms become severe, does not allow determine the number affected in Granada. As for the consequences of the disease, "patients have a mild catarrhal fever normally evolves," said Lopez, who says that those infected are cured, just as in cases of common cold with a week - taking medications or seven days without drugs.
Vaccinations. Also, as announced the Provincial Health Delegation, to be launched mid-November period against the H1N1 virus vaccination for risk groups, although this is a voluntary process. In this sense, the Andalusian set the beginning of the season for the 16th of next month and keeps the groups to which they dispense injection: health personnel, including workers in the homes of the elderly and centers treatment of chronic diseases, the members of the Security Forces of the State Firemen, Civil Protection services and people working in health and emergency services workers in correctional institutions and care centers to refugee and immigrant; well as pregnant women and chronically ill patients from 6 months of age.
People aged between 18 and 60 years belonging to one of the risk groups will receive a single dose of vaccine, whereas for minors and those over 60 years the current recommendation is two doses, although in the coming days the results of clinical trials also could trigger a single dose.
Google translation:
The virus affects 281 per 100,000 population Granada
Patients presenting with symptoms mild catarrhal fever, similar to the common cold
N.M.E. Influenza A has been quietly affecting hundreds of Granada over the past few weeks now reaching an incidence rate of 281 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the province, according to statistics provided by the Delegation of Health in Grenada. Thus, the incidence in Granada is more than twice the Spanish average, where a ratio of patients by the H1N1 virus from 101.22 cases per 100,000 population, according to the latest report issued by the Ministry of Health last day 22 October.
However, forecasts suggest that the number of cases continue to grow with the impending arrival of the cold and rain. Evolution province. In this sense, the director of health center Realejo, Margarita Lopez, said that at present the province has reached its highest peak epidemic, while noting that, for the moment, "there have been no complications in any case".
Meanwhile, his counterpart in downtown Las Flores, Rafael Arenas, specifically that staff gets around one or two pictures a week symptomatic suspects, although the elimination of the analysis, except that the symptoms become severe, does not allow determine the number affected in Granada. As for the consequences of the disease, "patients have a mild catarrhal fever normally evolves," said Lopez, who says that those infected are cured, just as in cases of common cold with a week - taking medications or seven days without drugs.
Vaccinations. Also, as announced the Provincial Health Delegation, to be launched mid-November period against the H1N1 virus vaccination for risk groups, although this is a voluntary process. In this sense, the Andalusian set the beginning of the season for the 16th of next month and keeps the groups to which they dispense injection: health personnel, including workers in the homes of the elderly and centers treatment of chronic diseases, the members of the Security Forces of the State Firemen, Civil Protection services and people working in health and emergency services workers in correctional institutions and care centers to refugee and immigrant; well as pregnant women and chronically ill patients from 6 months of age.
People aged between 18 and 60 years belonging to one of the risk groups will receive a single dose of vaccine, whereas for minors and those over 60 years the current recommendation is two doses, although in the coming days the results of clinical trials also could trigger a single dose.
