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Jalisco registers the second death for virus A H1N1

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Editor, Senior Moderator
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (31/ENE/2012) .-The Secretary of Health Jalisco (SSJ) brought one more death for the virus A H1N1. It is a question of a 30-year-old young man, who died last January 16 in the New Civil Hospital. On having come to the nosocomio, the patient received the antiviral one against the human influenza, but the revenue happened in the frame of severe complications in his health, from what he did not answer to the treatment and died for pneumonia. With this one two are already the deceases for the virus A H1N1 that Jalisco registers in 2012, reported the director of Public Health, Mario M?rquez Amezcua. ? At national level it puts us in the place fifth number, where the State of Mexico has nine deaths, the Mexico City, eight; Oaxaca, six, and Nobleman, the record of two deaths ?. Now deceased was not provided with precedent of vaccination against the influenza, neither it was registering added illness but, apparently, it went so far as in a late way to receive attention.

http://www.informador.com.mx/jalisc...egunda-muerte-por-virus-a-h1n1-en-jalisco.htm
 
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