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Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: Jalisco: Cases
Source: http://www.periodicoelsur.com/noticia.aspx?idnoticia=34398
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO
INDRE confirms four more cases of A/H1N1 in Jalisco
Drafting Information Southern Jalisco
buzon@periodicoelsur.com
Wednesday June 3 2009
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (BI) .- Four cases of influenza A/H1N1 reported by the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre) in Jalisco, the total number of cases, according to latest reports, was in 333.
Director General of Public Health of the Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ), Elizabeth Ulloa Robles reported that the figure remains at 333 because the INDRE removed from the list and the four repeated cases of human influenza.
Similarly, he said, after reviewing the application for rectification of the SSJ, the institute said retired eight duplicate cases of Influenza Type A, so the latter figure is so far in 554.
With these adjustments, the official said, the accumulated processed samples is two thousand 329. The new municipalities that are added to the list of those affected by the Human Influenza are Jalostotitl?n and La Barca.
This recent report also denied that the death of a resident of Tlaquepaque is a cause of human influenza virus, which was the second death of the analysis was sought from the beginning of the alert. Thus, pending the results of four deaths to confirm or exclude that have been a result of that disease.
There are currently 26 people hospitalized, one with serious reporting, bringing the accumulated reaches 555.
Suspected cases until June 2, 992 thousand and three, while the likely accumulate 536.
The official stressed that while the record is going to decline, the virus of human influenza is still circulating and it is important to continue with basic health measures like washing hands continuously, hygiene in the home and seek medical advice before any symptoms suggesting a respiratory tract infection (malaise, fever, flux and / or nasal congestion, irritation and / or sore throat, headache, etc.).
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Source: http://www.periodicoelsur.com/noticia.aspx?idnoticia=34398
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO
INDRE confirms four more cases of A/H1N1 in Jalisco
Drafting Information Southern Jalisco
buzon@periodicoelsur.com
Wednesday June 3 2009
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (BI) .- Four cases of influenza A/H1N1 reported by the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre) in Jalisco, the total number of cases, according to latest reports, was in 333.
Director General of Public Health of the Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ), Elizabeth Ulloa Robles reported that the figure remains at 333 because the INDRE removed from the list and the four repeated cases of human influenza.
Similarly, he said, after reviewing the application for rectification of the SSJ, the institute said retired eight duplicate cases of Influenza Type A, so the latter figure is so far in 554.
With these adjustments, the official said, the accumulated processed samples is two thousand 329. The new municipalities that are added to the list of those affected by the Human Influenza are Jalostotitl?n and La Barca.
This recent report also denied that the death of a resident of Tlaquepaque is a cause of human influenza virus, which was the second death of the analysis was sought from the beginning of the alert. Thus, pending the results of four deaths to confirm or exclude that have been a result of that disease.
There are currently 26 people hospitalized, one with serious reporting, bringing the accumulated reaches 555.
Suspected cases until June 2, 992 thousand and three, while the likely accumulate 536.
The official stressed that while the record is going to decline, the virus of human influenza is still circulating and it is important to continue with basic health measures like washing hands continuously, hygiene in the home and seek medical advice before any symptoms suggesting a respiratory tract infection (malaise, fever, flux and / or nasal congestion, irritation and / or sore throat, headache, etc.).
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