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Editor, Senior Moderator
The Ministry of health (Ssa) reported that the number of patients who have contracted influenza A H1N1 virus increased this week to three thousand 522 cases, which represent 978 patients.
The number of deaths from this disease was raised in 35 cases more, for a total of 89 deaths from the disease during the season of winter
.
According to the Ssa, the frequency of acute respiratory infections is usually increased during the cold season.
'Since the beginning of 2012 are registered just over two million 700 thousand consultations for acute respiratory infections and 16 551 cases of pneumonia and bronchopneumonia', reported.
From the beginning of the season and until February 10, 2012, there were 41 deaths due to different causes associated with the winter season as poisoning by carbon monoxide, hypothermia and burns.
En Chihuahua occurred 21, 17 for poisoning by carbon monoxide, three for hypothermia and one for Burns
Durango, one of four States most affected by Frost and drought, reported six deaths, one by hypothermia and five by poisoning. The list followed Hidalgo with four, Sonora, Baja California and Nuevo Le?n.
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The number of deaths from this disease was raised in 35 cases more, for a total of 89 deaths from the disease during the season of winter
.
According to the Ssa, the frequency of acute respiratory infections is usually increased during the cold season.
'Since the beginning of 2012 are registered just over two million 700 thousand consultations for acute respiratory infections and 16 551 cases of pneumonia and bronchopneumonia', reported.
From the beginning of the season and until February 10, 2012, there were 41 deaths due to different causes associated with the winter season as poisoning by carbon monoxide, hypothermia and burns.
En Chihuahua occurred 21, 17 for poisoning by carbon monoxide, three for hypothermia and one for Burns
Durango, one of four States most affected by Frost and drought, reported six deaths, one by hypothermia and five by poisoning. The list followed Hidalgo with four, Sonora, Baja California and Nuevo Le?n.
http://www.mexicowebcast.com.mx/index.php?loc=7&inner=article&id=54976