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Killing three people by A H1N1

The SJS reported 48 new cases, bringing the total of three thousand 457. S. NUNEZ
◦ Suman 57 deaths in Jalisco
The entity gets to 57 confirmed deaths to H1N1, seasonal flu deaths continue in 14

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- human influenza virus killed more than three Jalisco, two women and one man, said yesterday the head of the State Health Secretariat, Alfonso Petersen Farah.

The deaths occurred in the months of September, October and November, but were notified until yesterday.

With this report, the Bank comes to 57 confirmed deaths to H1N1 and seasonal influenza deaths continue in 14.

One of the women died at a clinic in the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Jalisco, was a resident of the municipality of Tlajomulco and had 44 years of age. The other was female in 29 years and belonged to the municipality of San Martin Hidalgo, died at the Regional Hospital of Ameca.

The male was a resident of Tlaquepaque, had 44 years of age and death occurred in a hospital of the IMSS.

Petersen Farah also announced the confirmation of 48 new cases of human influenza, bringing the cumulative totals to three thousand state 457. Influenza in seasonal variation more new infections were reported, so the list goes up to thousand 139.

According to the final cut of hospitals, until yesterday 85 people were hospitalized for respiratory conditions in public and private care centers, of which seven were reported with serious health condition.

Since the beginning of the contingency, in April, to date, a total of one thousand 550 people have required hospitalization for respiratory complications, paintings suspects to influenza.

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Influenza in Jalisco

A further 26 cases of H1N1.
Accumulated to 3.583 yesterday.
61 deaths confirmed.
5 new seasonal influenza infections.
1.161 in total.
14 deaths reported.

 

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Child died four years for A-H1N1
With this small, Jalisco added 61 deaths caused by human influenza virus and 14 for seasonal influenza. The SJS said that so far 41 other deaths are being studied in order to confirm or exclude these epidemics.

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Photo: P?blicoGuadalajara. "This afternoon it was confirmed a new death from influenza virus A-H1N1. The victim was a four-year-old resident of the municipality of Acatic, who developed symptoms on 16 November and later admitted to the Hospital Civil "Juan I. Menchaca, where his death occurred on 23 November.
The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) have yet to confirm their date of admission to hospital, but noted that the minor had chronic renal failure and deterioration of heart muscle (cardiomyopathy bilateral), two factors aggravated the clinical picture.
For this, the dependence made an appeal to parents to children "keep a proper and constant medical supervision in order to detect chronic diseases that might weaken the organism and thus be more susceptible to diseases like influenza.
With this small, Jalisco added 61 deaths caused by human influenza virus and 14 for seasonal influenza. The SJS said that so far 41 other deaths are being studied in order to confirm or exclude these epidemics.
Reliance announced 26 new cases and five A-H1N1 Influenza type A, so it is accumulated, 3.583 and 1.162 cases respectively.
Since the beginning of a health alert 9.784 samples were analyzed for influenza, of which 5.038 were negative.

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Guadalajara.-The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) reported that as of today in this entity are recorded 672 cases of three thousand and thousand human influenza-like illness, 170 seasonal.

In a statement, the agency said Santa Maria de los Angeles joins the list of municipalities affected by the disease in the state, for what they are and 94 localities where the disease has been presented.

The samples processed in this shipment were 164, of which 79 were negative. The total number of tests performed to detect the disease in any of its three variants, is nine thousand 975 of the 132 five thousand negative re-sult.

Noting that no new deaths were reported. The death toll remains at 61 by human influenza and 14 by the seasonal variation. Are 41 deaths that are currently under study to rule out or confirm the virus as cause of death.

Currently 69 people are hospitalized, including 12 serious and 57 were reported stable. The history of patients who required special attention cialized because of a respiratory tract illness in-fluenza suspicious since the beginning of a health alert is one thousand 629.

The SJS said that prevention and early treatment of influenza, anyone regardless of their type, are the best tools to reduce infection chains and functional complications that could result in death.

Therefore requested the extremely hygienic and isolation measures, and just starting the coldest season of the year for the entity.

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Seven schools closed because of the A H1N1

SEJ acknowledges ◦ The 5% increase in school absenteeism during the winter, but no roster move has been requested by the cold zone

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- For seven schools and a group of eighth, which so far this school year have had to suspend activities because of human influenza, the most recent being a private school in the Metropolitan Area Guadalajara, said the owner of Jalisco's Secretariat of Education (SEJ), Miguel Angel Martinez Espinosa.

He acknowledged an increase in school absenteeism, according to estimates by the SEJ, this winter season is around 5%, ie two percentage points above average regular.

However, this season makes it clear that truancy is recurrent respiratory diseases.


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Three people die from influenza
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The SJS reported receiving 109 thousand doses of vaccine against seasonal influenza. A. CAMACHO
◦ Health reported 11 new infections by A H1N1
A pregnant woman and another a few days after giving birth died due to H1N1, the other a man's death was due to seasonal variation

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- La Secretar?a de Salud Jalisco (SSJ) reported the deaths of three people because of influenza, of which two were from the H1N1 virus and one in the seasonal variation.

Human influenza deaths were of two women, the first of which, 24 years old, a few days after giving birth, who died in a hospital in Guadalajara of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), occurred on 4 November, with the residence the town of El Arenal. The second is a 37-year-old resident of Guadalajara, who, according to data from the SSJ, was between 36 and 37 week of gestation and died on 17 November in an IMSS hospital, and who nonetheless gotten a cesarean.

The seasonal influenza death was a man aged 26, resident of the municipality of Zapopan, who passed away on Dec. 4 at the Western General Hospital.

According to information from the SSJ, until yesterday the cumulative deaths from H1N1 virus reached 63, while the seasonal variation was 15. In addition, 37 deaths are being studied to confirm or exclude that influenza was the cause of death.

Also reported 55 patients who are hospitalized, 15 of them are serious in intensive care, and the other 40 required hospitalization, but are stable.

Reliance also announced 11 new cases of A H1N1 infections, giving a cumulative total of three thousand 710 cases were laboratory confirmed, whereas on this occasion were not detected patients with seasonal variation, remaining at mil 172 cases.

The State Public Health Laboratory has made 10 thousand 92 tests for the detection of the disease as many patients.

Advances in application of vaccines

The Jalisco Secretariat of Health reported that they have implemented a total of five thousand 66 vaccine virus H1N1, of which 736 are for the four thousand health workers and only 329 pregnant women.

The biological and is also in the Civil Hospital of Guadalajara, where staff are being trained to implement and where from today will be vaccinating both its staff, as pregnant women who come to his office or emergency control .

Confirmed 220 new dengue infections

The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) reported 220 new dengue patients, 169 of the classic type and 51 of the hemorrhagic type, who were confirmed by laboratory during the epidemiological week 47, which comprises of 22 to 28 November, with a total four thousand 325 cases so far this year.

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The vaccine against the H1N1 virus is now available in maternal and child care hospitals, where they apply to children aged six to 36 months of age and their mothers, as well as people who are in contact with children, as would be the day-care staff. The bio also apply to women with less than 45 days after giving birth to children with asthma and obesity.

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Record two more infected influenza A H1N1 in Jalisco

For the first time in many weeks, the Ministry of Health confirmed only two new cases of influenza A H1N1 and only one patient of seasonal influenza. The number of infected human influenza reaches three thousand 712.
Currently, there are 78 deaths suspected of some kind of flu to be confirmed or discarded. (By Rocio Lopez Fonseca)

 

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134 confirmed new cases of Influenza A H1N1


The State Health Secretariat confirmed 134 cases of Influenza A H1N1 new so the number has risen to 3 thousand 862 infected. Seasonal influenza were reported to reach seven thousand 182 people with the disease.
Currently there are 66 people hospitalized and 13 of them reported in serious condition.
So far only 2 thousand 473 pregnant women have been the human influenza vaccine to 12 thousand 986 health workers. (By Rocio Lopez Fonseca)

 

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Two more die from influenza
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Until Wednesday, Jalisco counted 64 deaths related to H1N1. ARCHIVE
◦ The cases are a 14 years, and one adult Poncitl?n 65, of Guadalajara
The SSJ urges precautions against the extreme cold temperatures

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) confirmed two additional deaths from influenza: a virus due to H1N1, and the other as a result of seasonal variation.

The first death corresponds to a 14-year-old woman who had residence in the Municipality of Poncitl?n, which began with the 21 October and died on 13 November. He gave particular attention in a hospital, which came seven days after infection.

The other report of death caused by virus type A, is of an adult of 65 years, resident of the Municipality of Guadalajara, whose date of onset of symptoms is recorded on 5 September and death on 16 November. This case also was treated at a private clinic without knowing the date you entered for attention.

The updated figure for deaths in the entity is, to date, 64 related to A H1N1 and 16 with seasonal influenza. Of a total of 186 deaths studied, 49 were negative and 57 remain pending results.

The SJS also reports five new cases of influenza A H1N1, and one of the seasonal nature of the disease, for a total of three thousand 876 thousand 184, respectively.

Currently, 66 people are hospitalized, of which nine were in serious condition and 57 stable. The aggregate of individuals who have requested this type of care since April, when health warnings began in Jalisco, is one thousand 695.

Faced with the imminent arrival of winter, the coming days, the Jalisco Health Secretariat, through its Directorate General of Public Health recommends that people exercise caution for their health and treat cases of human influenza and seasonal time or in the best, avoid them.

To achieve this, it is necessary to avoid exposure to sudden changes in temperature and warm clothing after leaving an enclosed area. Similarly, it is important to good nutrition, vaccine if it is within the risk groups marked by the health authority, and if symptoms met early to start antiviral therapy.

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Increase by 20% hospitalization for A-H1N1 in 2 weeks
Since the epidemic began have been hospitalized influenza patients in the HCG 1.070

Wed, 16/12/2009 - 13:40

Growing number. Photo: P?blicoGuadalajara .- In the last two weeks, the epidemic of influenza A-H1N1 had a rise of 15 to 20 percent in the number of admissions to the Hospital Civil de Guadalajara (HCG), said the director general of the decentralized public institution Jaime Agustin Gonzalez Alvarez.

"Since influenza epidemic began last April we have evaluated and 17 thousand patients have been hospitalized patients 1.070 ... Nothing in the Civil Hospital, said in an interview.

The manager noted that in the past two weeks was given a new surge of patients with influenza-like illness requiring hospitalization and found that the largest increase was seen in the months of January and February.

It also announced that the hospital received seven fans from the federation indispensable devices for patients requiring respiratory support after aggravating the A-H1N1 infection and that the hospital was leasing.

Gonzalez Alvarez acknowledged that the influx of pregnant mothers for vaccination is very poor, because to date only 70 women in pregnancy have been applied biological control. With regard to health personnel in close contact with patients suspected of influenza vaccines have been applied 150. "That's a very low amount," he said. In the two units of HCG, there are to date 600 doses available.

On the application of the vaccine to health personnel not in direct contact with suspected patients, and that began yesterday in Jalisco, said the A-H1N1 infection "is here to stay, the need to keep in mind, and sooner or we all have to vaccinate early, just as it is made with seasonal influenza.

"Great for extending coverage and hopefully to the day that can be applied to all Mexicans and not just personnel at risk," he said after announcing that he will campaign in the hospital to vaccinate other employees.

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Jalisco died four more for A H1N1
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To date, total deaths from 68 human influenza in Jalisco. ARCHIVE
◦ Suman 68 deaths
Chronic problems may have influenced three of the deaths

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- Four more people died of human influenza in the state, announced the Ministry of Health. In total, total 68 deaths from this cause.

One of these corresponds to a 39-year-old resident of Tlajomulco de Zuniga, who died Nov. 23 in a clinic of the Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social.

Another case occurred in a man aged 39, originally from Tlaquepaque, that after receiving medical attention at the IMSS, died Nov. 21.

A woman aged 30 is the third victim, who lived in Chapala and died Dec. 8 at the Old Civil Hospital "Fray Antonio Alcalde".

The last record was a man of 59 years of age, who lived in Zapotlan del Rey. He died of the virus on November 15 at the Regional Hospital in La Barca.

Three of the deaths had risk factors for complications from the disease, coupled in some cases came to medical attention late.

Among the chronic problems of patients, which presumably could have influenced his death are diabetes, obesity, exposure to lead and wood, pneumonitis and hypertension.

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The secretariat also reported 17 new infections of the H1N1 virus, and another type A virus, which reached the figure in Jalisco 893 and three thousand thousand 185, respectively.

Victims of human influenza also had diseases like diabetes, obesity and hypertension, among others.

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Three more deaths due to influenza A-H1N1
The three victims had other illnesses. In Jalisco added 71 deaths

Fri, 18/12/2009 - 18:35
Guadalajara.-The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) confirmed on day three more deaths due to influenza A-H1N1, which is why it has 71 deaths since the epidemic began.
The victims were two factors in common: all were residents of Guadalajara, suffered from another disease in addition to influenza infection.
Two were women: one of 26, who had a heart condition and the other was 37 years old, had diabetes and lupus. The third death is for a man of 49, who reported Pobes be alcoholic.
Reliance also reported, 62 new infections of influenza A-H1N1 thus reaches 3.955 patients. Also reported four seasonal influenza infections, which accumulate from the beginning of 1.189 health alert. Influenza B, only one case remains.
The SJS reported yesterday 57 people hospitalized for influenza-like illness, six of them were serious.
New cases of A-H1N1 were reported: 30 in Guadalajara, Zapopan nine, seven in Tonala, Tlaquepaque five, three in Tlajomulco, two in El Salto, and one each in the municipalities of Zapotlan del Rey, Mezquitic, San Martin Hidalgo, Tamazula, Tequila and Ameca.
Reliance reiterated the importance of continuing security measures, even at home, cleaning and disinfecting all common areas, such as handles, as well as protection from sudden changes in temperature and washing hands with soap and water. In this winter season is also necessary to hydrate and rest at home if you are sick.

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Decreases 70% patients suspected of having influenza A-H1N1 in the IMSS
Specialist urged them not to let their guard down as risk groups get vaccinated against the new virus as it is expected rebound in January

Tue, 22/12/2009 - 17:01
Guadalajara .- The care of patients with influenza-like illness in the Mexican Social Security Institute in Jalisco (IMSS) fell 70 percent this month, but it is possible that a rebound in virus infection, H1N1 is present in January and February.

"The demand for care by an influenza has declined significantly nationwide and much especially here in Jalisco, so that the monitoring continues, not lowered our guard, but the decrease in cases has been very, very important," said the Public Health assistant coordinator of IMSS Jalisco, Armando Salas Lino.

The doctor reported that in the IMSS Jalisco there is a decrease "of 70 percent of suspected cases" of influenza A-H1N1, but urged them not to let their guard down as risk groups get vaccinated against the new virus "primarily medical have contact with patients and pregnant women, "he said.

"The vaccine does not kill the flu itself," he cited, noting that the reactions of the vaccine are minimal.

IMSS Jalisco reported that 14 thousand applied vaccines A-H1N1 and is waiting to start with another 35 thousand.

Lino Salas said maintaining an average hospitalization of 12 patients a day at the Hospital of IMSS Jalisco, and recalled that because of the season keeping the number of people ill with other acute respiratory infections, which have similar symptoms (fever, coughing and headaches and throat), but not all influenza.

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This year ends with more maternal deaths in Jalisco
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Various diseases stalked during 2009 to mothers Jalisco, and several died despite medical efforts. ARCHIVE

* Human influenza, a cause

Though he had set a target of reducing under-52 deaths (registration 2008), this year will finally at least 68 deaths
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- At the close of the 2009, the Jalisco Health Secretariat (SJS) takes stock of its most important indicators, which he served and those who could not be reached.

One in which no progress was made was the reduction of maternal deaths, which in 2008 Jalisco and ended with 52 deaths this year is expected to close at 68. The goal was to present this 2009 only 40 deaths, to comply with one of the Millennium Goals.

According to the planning director of SJS, Arturo Pe?a Muzquiz, one of the reasons why increasing numbers of maternal deaths were due to atypical confirmed deaths in pregnant women because of influenza, a situation that was not the last year.

"A proportion of the increase corresponds to the deaths of women, there are 14 suspicious deaths, of which seven have already been confirmed, six for A H1N1 and seasonal influenza."

He says that despite the effort that has been done nationally to prevent maternal deaths, the indicator has been rising in many states. In Jalisco, particularly the number of deaths has varied from year to year. In 2006 there were 72 deaths, down considerably in 2007 when we had 45, then climbing to 52 last year.

In the case of cervical cancer in 2008 ended with 6.25 deaths per 100 thousand women, and this year the target was 6.26, but is expected to close with a rate of 7.02 deaths so neither could be reached the goal, "we would discreetly above the goal," Pena said Muzquiz.

Reliance also failed to close positively on clenbuterol poisoning, because the goal was zero cases in 2009, and had 15, but below 2008, when they were 21.

In other areas it could

What we could presume the state secretariat is in the incidence of breast cancer in the entity, for which there is a target of 11.46 deaths per 100 thousand women, and according to the epidemiological behavior of this year, is expected to close below the goal, with a rate of 10.5 deaths. In 2008 the indicator of breast cancer was 12.23 deaths per 100 thousand inhabitants.

Another challenge for this year was to reduce the number of deprivations of life in the State, considering close to 4.80 deaths per 100 thousand inhabitants, to overcome the previous year's figure, when it had a rate of 5.15.

The secretariat plans to finish this 2009 with 4.58 deaths from deprivation of life for every 100 thousand Jalisco.

Regarding diabetes mellitus, which represents the leading cause of death in the state, with four thousand 970 in the 33 thousand deaths that were taken during 2008, it is estimated that close 2009 with a rate of 70.01 deaths per 100 thousand inhabitants diabetes.

"It is discreetly below that of 2008, which was 70.2, but well short of the goal that we set at the beginning of the year, which was 81.99 deaths."

Muzquiz Pena said that in terms of hospital discharges, which measures performance in hospitals, for this year are projected close to 195 thousand 132 discharges across the hospital network, which includes 10 regional, 16 of first contact, five maternal children, civilians, the "Hospitality" and the four institutes, the Mental Health, Palliative Care, Dermatology and Cancer.

The goal was 158 thousand 631, 2008, closed with 187 thousand 622, so that the secretariat was able to be above the target.

"The intention is to have fewer hospitalizations, work well because disease prevention strategies, but we have an aging population and a growing occupations hospital aged 65 years and older with problems of his age" .

 

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They call checkups to detect human influenza
So far the Health Ministry reported 77 deaths in Jalisco A H1N1 and 16 for influenza A.

Tue, 29/12/2009 - 15:22

It is important to know that people with chronic degenerative diseases have a high risk of dying from the virus. Guadalajara .- The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) reiterated the continuous checkups population under age, in order to detect diseases considered serious and can be applied to H1N1 vaccine by their vulnerability.

He said it is important to know that people with chronic degenerative diseases such as morbid obesity, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and renal insufficiency have a high risk of dying from the virus because their immune systems are weaker.

The same held true for people with addictions, cancer, HIV / AIDS, or those whose activities are subjected to daily exposure to chemicals that cause lung damage.

He indicated that the ideal is to keep adequate medical control and detect any pathology of this type, ask the GP for a prescription to visit one of the points where the shot was given A H1N1.

The purpose, he added, is to be protected from the pandemic, with the priority to the health authorities give these citizens at risk.

Today the SSJ confirms seven new human cases of influenza, no type A and type B either, so the cumulative reach three thousand 982 thousand 194 and one respectively.

So far in Jalisco reported 77 deaths by A H1N1 and influenza type A. 16

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Reported seven cases of A H1N1
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The secretariat reiterated the importance of people extremely careful hygiene to avoid contracting the virus. THE INFORMADOR
◦ The new infections were registered on the municipalities of Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and Tlajomulco de Zuniga
In the State has made 10 thousand 744 studies in patients suspected of virus in any of its variants, of which five thousand 567 were negative

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- The Ministry of Health Report Jalisco (SSJ) Seven new cases of human influenza, so the state accumulated up to three thousand 982. Seasonal influenza is not a single case, so the numbers continuing to thousand 194.

Reliance reported no new deaths and the number remains at 77 deaths from the H1N1 virus, while the number of deaths caused by type A virus remains at 16.

With respect to the seven findings of human influenza, they were divided into the municipalities of Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and Tlajomulco de Zuniga.

The findings came after analysis by the State Laboratory of 26 suspect samples, of which 19 were negative.

So far, in Jalisco have been studies in 10 thousand 744 patients suspected of virus in any of its variants, of which five thousand 567 were negative.

The secretariat reiterated the importance for people with any chronic degenerative disease such as morbid obesity and diabetes mellitus, hypertension and kidney failure, extremely careful hygiene to avoid contracting the virus because they run the risk of complications because your immune system is weaker.

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Maintain telephone information
The idea is that people will be guided on the human influenza virus
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Contributed by Adriana del Rocio Galaviz Lopez

Guadalajara, Jalisco .- The Ministry of Health Jalisco, began from the month of May, available to the population, a toll 01,800 SALUDJAL (7258-3525) to provide information, guidance and support on units equipped to treat fever and vaccine against human influenza virus A-H1N1.

This week there were 10 new cases of human influenza, none of Type A and Type B no, so the cumulative reach three thousand 985 thousand 194 and one respectively, no more deaths reported so the accumulated remains 77 deaths and 16 A-H1N1 influenza Type A. In the last repot explains that 17 samples were processed of which 13 were negative for both forms of the disease. New cases of influenza A-H1N1 were distributed as follows: Guadalajara (two), hue (one), five in Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and one by one in Tlajomulco de Zuniga. The cumulative deaths remains at 77 of the type A H1N1 and 16 deaths from seasonal.

 

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Reported seven cases of A H1N1

The secretariat reiterated the importance of people extremely careful hygiene to avoid contracting the virus. THE INFORMADOR
◦ The new infections were registered on the municipalities of Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and Tlajomulco de Zuniga
In the State has made 10 thousand 744 studies in patients suspected of virus in any of its variants, of which five thousand 567 were negative

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- The Ministry of Health Report Jalisco (SSJ) Seven new cases of human influenza, so the state accumulated up to three thousand 982. Seasonal influenza is not a single case, so the numbers continuing to thousand 194.

Reliance reported no new deaths and the number remains at 77 deaths from the H1N1 virus, while the number of deaths caused by type A virus remains at 16.

With respect to the seven findings of human influenza, they were divided into the municipalities of Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and Tlajomulco de Zuniga.

The findings came after analysis by the State Laboratory of 26 suspect samples, of which 19 were negative.

So far, in Jalisco have been studies in 10 thousand 744 patients suspected of virus in any of its variants, of which five thousand 567 were negative.

The secretariat reiterated the importance for people with any chronic degenerative disease such as morbid obesity and diabetes mellitus, hypertension and kidney failure, extremely careful hygiene to avoid contracting the virus because they run the risk of complications because your immune system is weaker.

Report / THAMARA Villasenor

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009 the year of epidemics Jalisco
There were about five thousand cases of dengue and four thousand of influenza A-H1N1.

Mon, 04/01/2010 - 05:53

The massive spraying undertaken by the authority was unable to stop the dengue mosquito. Photo: Humberto Muniz .- To Guadalajara Jalisco, 2009 was a year in health unheard of, say medical researchers at the University of Guadalajara (University of Guadalajara), which since last July warned of coexistence in the status of three epidemics: Influenza A-H1N1 that is shared across the country, the presence of seasonal influenza in some entities only, and which alone claimed 16 lives here-and dengue.

Jalisco is the fourth national dengue cases and will close 2009 with about five thousand people who suffered from viral infection transmitted by the mosquito Aedes aegypti. They are officially recognized cases, with a specific laboratory test. But Health Secretary in the state, Alfonso Petersen Farah, said the case likely will total 60 mil-affected people with the disease but were not asked to test lab because the indication is to sample only 10 percent of outpatients and inpatients total.

Confirmed cases are 4.697 (up to epidemiological week 51, which came to 26 December, but on that date or the previous week was no report in the country, apparently for the New Year holiday), and there also one confirmed death and 30 suspicious deaths studied by the Department of Epidemiology in Mexico City.

With its 4.697 confirmed infections (227.5 per cent more than what they were in week 51 of 2008, when it reported 1.434) in 2009 was experienced its worst dengue epidemic in the last three decades for the entity. The most severe outbreak in modern history of Jalisco was recorded in 1988, 4.508 cases were confirmed. And in this decade, the year 2006 was 1.851 for first place with infections concentrated mostly in Puerto Vallarta.

The authorities of the SSJ said in recent days that from the epidemiological week 40 start to register a decline in the number of infections, but outbreaks, this time concentrated in the Guadalajara metropolitan area, not decrease until they changed the insecticide and still remained high in the nine weeks.

For 2010, the head of Vectors and Zoonoses of SJS, Fermina Espinosa Alcantara, admitted that the number of dengue infections can be similar to last year if there is no greater social participation (P?blico, 22 December 2009), although they have established strategies to achieve this.

Attention is the contagion of DHF, the more dangerous version of the disease, because they reported 776 officers, compared with only four of all 2008, implying an increase of 19.300 percent. Figure that could trigger even more in 2010, before the proliferation of cases of dengue fever, which seed the ground for those who are bitten by the second time by contracting the hemorrhagic fever mosquito.

The new threat

The number of confirmed deaths has caused the epidemic of A-H1N1 in Jalisco is 77, according to data from the State Health Secretariat (SJS) which are available on the website of state government. The national death registration lags behind the notifications made by this entity, so the figure is lower.

According to the SSJ, Jalisco expected to close 2009 with five thousand infections, to which should not be hit: December 30th recorded 3.985 cases of influenza A-H1N1. There is also affected by seasonal influenza 1.195.

The organization has called attention to the deaths of seven women who are pregnant or postpartum because of influenza infection, which represents a higher percentage than the national average of deaths in this age group, which is 4 percent. However, pregnant mothers have not responded to the call to go to get vaccinated.

Update pending

After two weeks without notifying a single case of dengue across the country, it is expected that once the holiday period in the year, the National Center of Epidemiological Surveillance and Disease Control (CENAVECE) update its statistics, which This week could be released significant amounts of new reports.

The most recent update of the Epidemiology Bulletin issued by the CENAVECE was in the epidemiological week 49, 2009, for the period of 6 to 12 December, when it reported 130 new cases of dengue in Jalisco, to reach 4.697 and then zero infections in week 50 and 51, but this in a report as to the entire country, which is evidence that did not include new reports, which are expected to change the report for week 52 of the year, which should appear today.

State Overview

The worst outbreaks of dengue in the recent history of Jalisco
Cases * 2009 4.697
1988 4.508 cases
1984 2.484 cases
1997 2.107 cases
2006 1.851 cases
2008 1.441 cases

Impact of influenza
A-H1N1 **
4.567 cases confirmed
77 deaths (7 of pregnancy)

Type A or seasonal
1.195 confirmed infections
16 deaths

* Up to Epidemiological Week 51, 20 to December 26, 2009
** As of December 30, 2009

Source: SSJ / CENAVECE

Maricarmen Rello

 

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Re: Jalisco: Cases

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The SSJ confirmed 23 new cases of human influenza

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- The Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ) urged people to strengthen the health measures to prevent complications, and even human influenza infections this winter.

In addition, he called on doctors in the Entity to which they have received a patient with fever, influenza contemplate on both types, since this is the season that increase respiratory diseases.

One of the most important points is that people come to receive medical attention immediately if fever of 38 degrees or greater, as this invariably results indicate an infectious process, bacterial or viral infection.

The Unit believes that if this sign are added as cough, runny nose and headache, there are great chances that the case of influenza.

In the last report, presented today, the SSJ confirmed 23 new cases of human influenza, with an aggregate of four thousand eight cases, while influenza 'A' reported five thousand accumulated 200 cases to date.

In the recent shipment is processed a total of 39 samples, of which 11 were negative. The accumulated processed samples is 10 thousand 800, of which 5 thousand 591 negative results.

The cumulative deaths to date remains at 77 of the A (H1N1) and 16 seasonal.

The municipalities concerned on this occasion were 10 cases Guadalajara, Tonala with five, four Zapopan, Tlaquepaque and Chapala two to one, and one Atemajac Brizuela.

The invitation from the SSJ, is for people not on your guard and go to health centers where the disease is in the process of initiation, ie fever has suddenly appeared, indeed if accompanied by symptoms such as cough or runny nose.

If the person already has trouble breathing, and even talk and have a fever should go immediately to hospital care, and no one should self-medicate, because far from improving it mask the true symptoms and treatment is delayed.

He stressed that pregnant women have risk factors for being infected, so they must be extremely careful and seek medical advice if symptoms suggestive of influenza.

An important point is not to fear the drug, since it has been used successfully during the gestation in several cases.

Another vulnerable group is people with addiction to snuff, alcohol or drugs and those with chronic degenerative diseases such as diabetes and hypertension, the health agency concluded.

. APPROPRIATIONS: Report Writing / RC
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