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http://www.elheraldo.hn/Ediciones/2010/03/11/Noticias/Investigan-dos-muertes-por-influenza-A-H1N1
Investigating two deaths from influenza A H1N1
Avoid shaking hands and kissing, washing your hands constantly and avoid staying close to people infected are the most effective prevention measures.
10.03.10 -- Updated: 10.03.10 11:26 pm -- Editors: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
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The influenza virus A H1N1 does not stop. The confirmation of new cases is increasing every week in the country. To date, 66 cases which revealed positive health authorities, which have mostly been detected in the capital city.
In the last week, experts at the National Virology Laboratory confirmed 11 cases, mostly identified in private schools.
Arturo Bendana, Minister of Health, reported today that two new deaths are investigated by the pandemic.
The two cases were identified in the hospital school, a pregnant woman and an elderly man, but have not yet been processed samples for confirmation.
Last year there were 16 deaths due to influenza A H1N1 in the country. Positive cases of the pandemic exceeded 600, of which 57 percent were women and the rest males.
The departments most affected by the deadly virus in 2009 were Francisco Moraz?n, Cortes, Comayagua and Atlantis.
Vaccination
According to Bendana, a product of the increase of cases has decided to advance the implementation of the vaccine.
And is that according to initial plan, until the last week of April, beginning on the day of immunization.
"The process of immunization is expected to start within the next ten days, the date we will release in the coming hours," said the official.
It is estimated that Health has about 500 thousand doses to start the day, which will be applied to elderly people, health personnel and patients with chronic diseases.
Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) have promised to give more than 140 thousand doses, but no report to date, although it was reported this week that receive the batch of vaccine.
Investigating two deaths from influenza A H1N1
Avoid shaking hands and kissing, washing your hands constantly and avoid staying close to people infected are the most effective prevention measures.
10.03.10 -- Updated: 10.03.10 11:26 pm -- Editors: redaccion@elheraldo.hn
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Currently / 5 Stars.12345Current Rating: Votes: 0 0commentsPrint SendTegucigalpa, Honduras
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The influenza virus A H1N1 does not stop. The confirmation of new cases is increasing every week in the country. To date, 66 cases which revealed positive health authorities, which have mostly been detected in the capital city.
In the last week, experts at the National Virology Laboratory confirmed 11 cases, mostly identified in private schools.
Arturo Bendana, Minister of Health, reported today that two new deaths are investigated by the pandemic.
The two cases were identified in the hospital school, a pregnant woman and an elderly man, but have not yet been processed samples for confirmation.
Last year there were 16 deaths due to influenza A H1N1 in the country. Positive cases of the pandemic exceeded 600, of which 57 percent were women and the rest males.
The departments most affected by the deadly virus in 2009 were Francisco Moraz?n, Cortes, Comayagua and Atlantis.
Vaccination
According to Bendana, a product of the increase of cases has decided to advance the implementation of the vaccine.
And is that according to initial plan, until the last week of April, beginning on the day of immunization.
"The process of immunization is expected to start within the next ten days, the date we will release in the coming hours," said the official.
It is estimated that Health has about 500 thousand doses to start the day, which will be applied to elderly people, health personnel and patients with chronic diseases.
Members of the World Health Organization (WHO) have promised to give more than 140 thousand doses, but no report to date, although it was reported this week that receive the batch of vaccine.