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High Mirandinos on alert for H1N1 virus circulation

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Editor, Senior Moderator
By Iras queries on the web Francisco de Miranda experienced an increase in frequency of weekly report of 556 cases, of which 41.3% correspond to the region altomirandina
THE TEQUES .- Given the climate changes recorded in recent weeks of consultations for acute respiratory infections (ARI) Health Net Francisco de Miranda has been increasing. According to epidemiological bulletin for week 33, so far in 2011 have been processed a total of 7180 samples at the National Institute of Health (NIH), of which 30.9% equal to 2216 cases were positive for H1N1 influenza which shows that this virus remains in circulation.



As health authorities are on alert Miranda epidemiological IRA as experience increased frequency of weekly report of 556 cases, of which 41.3% correspond to the High Mirandinos, probably led to changes abrupt climatic conditions that make possible the continued circulation of viral agents causing IRA including Influenza H1N1.
Given the constant changes in climate and circulation of the virus causing the so-called H1N1


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