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Mexico recorded 1,103 deaths per A/H1N1 to date
According to recent epidemiological report, in the first two months of 2010 has reported the deaths of 88 people, although they have vaccinated more than 6 million people.
Wed, 10/03/2010 - 18:17
On February 17 reported the highest rate of mortality. Photo: ArchivoCiudad of Mexico .- The Health Unit Influenza monitors reported increased mortality of human influenza A/H1N1, because in the first two months of the year 88 people have died, although it has vaccinated more than 6 million people and 15 million were immunized by contact with the virus without serious consequences.
According to recent epidemiological report, in Mexico there are 1,103 dead and 71 thousand 306 cases confirmed. However, only 58 were recorded in January and February deaths until recent cut, the cumulative is 30. The most recent took place on 20 February in a 75 years old, married, a native of Nuevo Leon.
On February 18, died three married women: a 29 year old zacatecas, the second 51 years of Tamaulipas and Sinaloa third of 31 years.
A day earlier, on 17 February was the highest rate of mortality, seven in total, two of which occurred in Nuevo Le?n, the first in a married man of 55 years and the second in a single woman of 24 years .
The remaining deaths occurred in the following states:
Zacatecas .- married man of 75 years.
Mexico State 16 .- Young
Single Male Queretaro .- 32.
Oaxaca .- Woman, 20 years.
San Luis Potosi .- Women 24 and single.
The deaths this year than the early stages of the pandemic that is about to celebrate its first year of publication and that there were no vaccines:
In April, 62 deaths occurred in May, 72, June 7, July 83, agosto 37 September 171 October 329 (5 extra), November 176 (3 additional) and December 78 (1 additional).
Of the 1,103 deaths, the Federal District continues to lead the list with 137 cases; Mexico State 131 (1 extra), Nuevo Leon 61 (4 additional, and is ranked fourth), Oaxaca 59 (1 extra), San Luis Potosi 56 (1 additional); Jalisco 53 (1 more); Puebla 51 (1 extra), Baja California 48, Guanajuato 48 (3 additional); Aguascalientes 43; Chihuahua 41 Chiapas 40; Quer?taro 36 (1 additional); Zacatecas 31 ( 1M?s)
Other institutions involved are Michoacan and Hidalgo 29 in each entity, Veracruz 27; Yucatan 23, Sonora 22 (7 more), Tamaulipas 20 (1 more); Morelos 19 (1 more); Coahuila 16; Tlaxcala15; Sinaloa 14 (1 more); Guerrero 13; Durango 12; Baja California Sur and Nayarit 11 each; Tabasco 3, Quintana Roo 2, 1 and Colima Campeche 1.
The virus continues to cause deaths in young people and that at least 39.6 percent (437) had no medical history. The so-called "slight the surge" has meant 175 deaths of children and youth, zero and up to 19 years. At least 17 had zero years, 13 only 1 year, 15 had 2 years, 8 only 3 years, 11 were the age of 4 and 9 of 5 years of age.
Of the total deaths, 570 are men and 533 women. In this group there were 567 married, 342 single, 106 were living in consensual union, 40 were widowed, 19 divorced and 29 cases were not specified.
October remains the highest stage of deaths due to infection: October 7 killed 20 people, and the 26th of that month 17 more.
Other dates peak in October were 1 and 5 (14 each date), 6 (16), 4, 9, 10 and 29 (10 on each date), 8 (12 deaths), of 12 and 27 (13 deaths per date).
In November there were also high mortality dates as the 18th which killed 13 people, and 4 died 11 or the 7th of the month with 10 deaths. The rest of the day eleventh month was divided between 4 and 9 deaths a day. And in December the highest mortality date was from 09 to 11 people.
Valadez White / Millennium
Mexico recorded 1,103 deaths per A/H1N1 to date
According to recent epidemiological report, in the first two months of 2010 has reported the deaths of 88 people, although they have vaccinated more than 6 million people.
Wed, 10/03/2010 - 18:17
On February 17 reported the highest rate of mortality. Photo: ArchivoCiudad of Mexico .- The Health Unit Influenza monitors reported increased mortality of human influenza A/H1N1, because in the first two months of the year 88 people have died, although it has vaccinated more than 6 million people and 15 million were immunized by contact with the virus without serious consequences.
According to recent epidemiological report, in Mexico there are 1,103 dead and 71 thousand 306 cases confirmed. However, only 58 were recorded in January and February deaths until recent cut, the cumulative is 30. The most recent took place on 20 February in a 75 years old, married, a native of Nuevo Leon.
On February 18, died three married women: a 29 year old zacatecas, the second 51 years of Tamaulipas and Sinaloa third of 31 years.
A day earlier, on 17 February was the highest rate of mortality, seven in total, two of which occurred in Nuevo Le?n, the first in a married man of 55 years and the second in a single woman of 24 years .
The remaining deaths occurred in the following states:
Zacatecas .- married man of 75 years.
Mexico State 16 .- Young
Single Male Queretaro .- 32.
Oaxaca .- Woman, 20 years.
San Luis Potosi .- Women 24 and single.
The deaths this year than the early stages of the pandemic that is about to celebrate its first year of publication and that there were no vaccines:
In April, 62 deaths occurred in May, 72, June 7, July 83, agosto 37 September 171 October 329 (5 extra), November 176 (3 additional) and December 78 (1 additional).
Of the 1,103 deaths, the Federal District continues to lead the list with 137 cases; Mexico State 131 (1 extra), Nuevo Leon 61 (4 additional, and is ranked fourth), Oaxaca 59 (1 extra), San Luis Potosi 56 (1 additional); Jalisco 53 (1 more); Puebla 51 (1 extra), Baja California 48, Guanajuato 48 (3 additional); Aguascalientes 43; Chihuahua 41 Chiapas 40; Quer?taro 36 (1 additional); Zacatecas 31 ( 1M?s)
Other institutions involved are Michoacan and Hidalgo 29 in each entity, Veracruz 27; Yucatan 23, Sonora 22 (7 more), Tamaulipas 20 (1 more); Morelos 19 (1 more); Coahuila 16; Tlaxcala15; Sinaloa 14 (1 more); Guerrero 13; Durango 12; Baja California Sur and Nayarit 11 each; Tabasco 3, Quintana Roo 2, 1 and Colima Campeche 1.
The virus continues to cause deaths in young people and that at least 39.6 percent (437) had no medical history. The so-called "slight the surge" has meant 175 deaths of children and youth, zero and up to 19 years. At least 17 had zero years, 13 only 1 year, 15 had 2 years, 8 only 3 years, 11 were the age of 4 and 9 of 5 years of age.
Of the total deaths, 570 are men and 533 women. In this group there were 567 married, 342 single, 106 were living in consensual union, 40 were widowed, 19 divorced and 29 cases were not specified.
October remains the highest stage of deaths due to infection: October 7 killed 20 people, and the 26th of that month 17 more.
Other dates peak in October were 1 and 5 (14 each date), 6 (16), 4, 9, 10 and 29 (10 on each date), 8 (12 deaths), of 12 and 27 (13 deaths per date).
In November there were also high mortality dates as the 18th which killed 13 people, and 4 died 11 or the 7th of the month with 10 deaths. The rest of the day eleventh month was divided between 4 and 9 deaths a day. And in December the highest mortality date was from 09 to 11 people.
Valadez White / Millennium