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Influenza A leaves Granada despite the falling temperatures

Tonka

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http://www.ideal.es/granada/20091217/granada/gripe-despide-granada-pese-20091217.html

GRANADA
Influenza A leaves Granada despite the falling temperatures
Only 16% of the target population were vaccinated in this campaign to protect against H1N1 virus
17.12.09 - 01:24 - J. R. V. | GRANADA

Granada record has gone from 562 cases of influenza per hundred thousand to less than 169 in only four weeks. The H1N1 virus is fired and the province with a national average lethality of 0.15 deaths per thousand affected. A fact that in real terms has led to the deaths of two youths and a baby of ten months in Granada.
"The curve of influenza A and deflates slowly, the epidemic is disappearing," says the provincial head of Public Health, Isabel Marin. The H1N1 virus this year has overshadowed the traditional bird, but "hardly rebound in these days of cold," he says.
Despite the initial fear, only 28,905 have been vaccinated Grenadians of 181,500 expected, barely 16%. However, health centers will continue to have injections directed to the target population immunized decide
 
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