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H3N2 virus and dengue fever can affect a person simultaneously
13:38
09
August
2010
Author of article: Digital Process
Tegucigalpa - The H3N2 strain, it could collect more forces in some vulnerable areas unless appropriate measures are taken against them in viruses and some people may have this disease, simultaneously with dengue, experts warn.
Tito Alvarado, infectious disease specialist at the Hospital School, said that currently, there are several circulating viruses, including H1N1, and H3N2.
"At the moment, apart from dengue, influenza is, we have demonstrated clinically in the hospital and private hospitals," he said.
According to Alvarado, the clinician has to be "very careful" because sometimes the patient, "can have both diseases simultaneously."
H3N2 is a strain of influenza virus, which often happens every year and has been running for many years, for which no vaccine, he said.
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H3N2 virus and dengue fever can affect a person simultaneously
13:38
09
August
2010
Author of article: Digital Process
Tegucigalpa - The H3N2 strain, it could collect more forces in some vulnerable areas unless appropriate measures are taken against them in viruses and some people may have this disease, simultaneously with dengue, experts warn.
Tito Alvarado, infectious disease specialist at the Hospital School, said that currently, there are several circulating viruses, including H1N1, and H3N2.
"At the moment, apart from dengue, influenza is, we have demonstrated clinically in the hospital and private hospitals," he said.
According to Alvarado, the clinician has to be "very careful" because sometimes the patient, "can have both diseases simultaneously."
H3N2 is a strain of influenza virus, which often happens every year and has been running for many years, for which no vaccine, he said.
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Geneva - The World Health Organization (WHO) today announced the end of the influenza pandemic, fourteen months after being declared the highest level of alert for the appearance of this virus, which has killed 19,000 people.
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London - The increase in long-distance travel has contributed to the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that so far only been found in patients from India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, according to an article published in The Lancet.