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Jalisco yellow light should turn on because the H1N1 flu cases are on the rise

Tonka

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http://www.notisistema.com/noticias/?p=460062
Spanish-English translation

Jalisco yellow light should turn on because the H1N1 flu cases are on the rise: P?rez G?mez

Although not expected infection levels similar to 2009, Jalisco yellow light should turn on because the H1N1 flu cases are increasing calls for the rector of the University Center for Health Sciences (CUCS), Hector Raul Perez Gomez.
While in the center the country have recorded over 250 infections in the last week of December and the first of January, in Jalisco increased visits for respiratory illness with symptoms of influenza.
"People should at least remember the general control measures contact and have to analyze if this increase in cases suggest the need for vaccination, since this measure should be strengthened especially in vulnerable groups .... "
In the Civil Hospital have confirmed five cases of H1N1 influenza so far this year . (By Mireya Blanco
 
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