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Guadalajara reported 130 cases of influenza
The Director of Public Health, Mario Marquez Amescua. Photo: Fabiola Rosales Calderon / The West.
The West
February 8, 2012
Isaura Lopez Villalobos Guadalajara, Jalisco. - Although there is an increase in the number of patients and deaths from influenza H1N1 in less than a month, the Health Ministry Jalisco (SSJ) argues that the number of cases was expected, as reported by THE WESTERN two more deaths from this virus. In the last half of January four people died, today reported that the last dependency cases were recorded in Zapopan, both cases were late to receive medical care, had hypertension and had no vaccine against the virus. On 24 January at the Western General Hospital died a woman of 51 years between the detected characteristics: had septic shock secondary to pneumonia and death last month was January 30 in a 58 year old man . Among the risk factors for complicated disease, according to the four deaths reported was the lack of vaccine to prevent concomitant disease such as diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Public Health Director, Mario Marquez Amezcua said that out of 247 confirmed cases, 25 were influenza type A and 222 are the H1N1, this means that there are more than 15 cases reported last week. Over 90% of diagnosed cases of influenza are recorded in the metropolitan area, Guadalajara with 130 cases, with 65 Zapopan, Tlaquepaque with 13, Tonala with nine, eight Tlajomulco de Zuniga and inside were five Puerto Vallarta, Ameca with two, while Bola?os Ayotl?n and one case each. Currently there are 17 people severe influenza, which are hospitalized in the Department of Health and the Mexican Social Security Institute, six cases each, at the Hospital Civil de Guadalajara, three and the Ministry of Defense there are two. Marquez said Amezcua remaining 200 thousand vaccines for the same number of people, the progress you have is 85% of one million 400 thousand biological.
Spanish-English translation
Guadalajara reported 130 cases of influenza
The Director of Public Health, Mario Marquez Amescua. Photo: Fabiola Rosales Calderon / The West.
The West
February 8, 2012
Isaura Lopez Villalobos Guadalajara, Jalisco. - Although there is an increase in the number of patients and deaths from influenza H1N1 in less than a month, the Health Ministry Jalisco (SSJ) argues that the number of cases was expected, as reported by THE WESTERN two more deaths from this virus. In the last half of January four people died, today reported that the last dependency cases were recorded in Zapopan, both cases were late to receive medical care, had hypertension and had no vaccine against the virus. On 24 January at the Western General Hospital died a woman of 51 years between the detected characteristics: had septic shock secondary to pneumonia and death last month was January 30 in a 58 year old man . Among the risk factors for complicated disease, according to the four deaths reported was the lack of vaccine to prevent concomitant disease such as diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Public Health Director, Mario Marquez Amezcua said that out of 247 confirmed cases, 25 were influenza type A and 222 are the H1N1, this means that there are more than 15 cases reported last week. Over 90% of diagnosed cases of influenza are recorded in the metropolitan area, Guadalajara with 130 cases, with 65 Zapopan, Tlaquepaque with 13, Tonala with nine, eight Tlajomulco de Zuniga and inside were five Puerto Vallarta, Ameca with two, while Bola?os Ayotl?n and one case each. Currently there are 17 people severe influenza, which are hospitalized in the Department of Health and the Mexican Social Security Institute, six cases each, at the Hospital Civil de Guadalajara, three and the Ministry of Defense there are two. Marquez said Amezcua remaining 200 thousand vaccines for the same number of people, the progress you have is 85% of one million 400 thousand biological.