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MoH declares national health alert - 581 cases of H1N1

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Nicaragua declared a health alert today around the country before the confirmation of the second case so far this year of influenza, a disease that killed 11 people in total from 2,732 infections in 2009.El Director of Epidemiological Surveillance of the Ministry of Health (MoH), Edmundo Sanchez told a news conference that the country's president, Daniel Ortega, ordered that the 'alert throughout the country and that is what we are doing'. 'The alert means increased vigilance from community and from the family ', explic?.Las Health authorities have reported two cases of influenza so far in 2011, was first diagnosed in a 24 year old man who lives in Managua, and the second to a child two years, a native of the province of Le?n (northwest).


http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/116118
 
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MoH confirmed eight cases of H1N1

The authorities in epidemiology at the Ministry of Health, MoH, confirmed tonight that are already eight cases of H1N1 occurring in pa?s.Edmundo Sanchez reported that the new four cases involved children, aged one month old and six years, three of them in Managua and one of Tipitapa.S?nchez reported that two of the four juveniles are being treated at a hospital in the capital.
The MoH had reported this morning that four cases, three of which are one of Managua and Leon.


http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/116222
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 8 cases of H1N1

MoH reports two new cases of H1N1

At a press conference the Ministry of Health, MoH, reported this morning two new cases of H1N1, which correspond to two children, one 22 days old, who is brother of the child affected with the virus, both of the district of Managua.El Dr. Carlos Saenz, director general of public health surveillance, said that their children are in stable condition and are receiving appropriate medication. Similarly recalled the importance of maintaining sanitary measures at home, especially in hand washing, constant water and jab?n.Adem?s, Saenz said that the cases could continue to increase as the rainy weather is conducive to the spread of viruses in general, in this case the two new H1N1.Con and add ten new cases, where three appeared in Managua and one Tipitapa, and the majority are children as one of the most vulnerable to these kinds of viral diseases together with the elderly and the chronically ill.

http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/116479-minsa-reporta-nuevos-casos-de-h1n1
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 8 cases of H1N1

H1N1 cases rise to 19

The H1N1 flu cases rose from three to 19 in five days. The Ministry of Health (MoH) announced yesterday that nine cases were found, in addition to the ten detected between Friday and Tuesday.

One of them was the mother of two children who became ill with the flu. The MoH recommended protection.

http://www.laprensa.com.ni/2011/10/13/portada/76752
 
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 19 cases of H1N1

Re: MoH declares national health alert - 19 cases of H1N1

Nicaruga swine flu outbreak infects 32

AT least 32 people have been infected in a flare-up of the H1N1 swine flu virus in Nicaragua over the last week, according to the health ministry.

All of those diagnosed with the disease are in stable condition in public hospitals or have been discharged, public health spokesman Carlos Saez told local media yesterday.

The outbreak has been concentrated in the capital Managua and the adjacent Leon department.

"People should not be alarmed, because the health ministry has taken appropriate measures" to control the virus, Saez said.

Swine flu - so named because it was first identified in pigs - has killed some 18,500 people since emerging in an April 2009 pandemic, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Nicaragua reported 11 deaths in 2009, out of some 2,300 people infected.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/br...break-infects-32/story-e6frf7jx-1226167004884
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 32 cases of H1N1

14 new cases of H1N1 flu in Nicaragua

The Nicaragua Ministry of Health reported Friday another 14 cases of H1N1 influenza, bringing to 45 the number of people infected with the virus, all in stable condition, according to oficiales.Doce of new infections are from Managua two of Le?n (northwest), the main foci of the disease was detected last Thursday, told reporters the director of epidemiology, most infections Wendi Idiaquez.La are children between zero and nine, and three women are also pregnant, but her situation is satisfactory, according to figures oficiales.Las authorities have asked people to go to health units at the first symptoms, including fever above 38 degrees Celsius, cough, body aches and diarrhea.

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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 46 cases of H1N1

Re: MoH declares national health alert - 46 cases of H1N1

Increase to 72 cases infected with influenza A in Nicaragua

Health authorities today reported Nicaragua detection of 40 new cases of swine flu, bringing the number of infected during the month rose to 72 in this country, with no fatalities. "We now have 72 confirmed cases' with the H1N1 virus, told reporters the director of quality of care, Ministry of Health (MoH), Wendy Idi?quez.De cases infected with the virus, seven were hospitalized, precis?.La most cases of influenza A in Nicaragua is concentrated in Managua, capital of the country, and to a lesser extent in the province of Leon, said, meanwhile, the director general of public health surveillance to the MoH, Carlos Saenz.


So far there has been no fatality as a result of the reappearance of the disease in Nicaragua, noted the official, who predicted a major outbreak of the epidemic in the next 15 d?as.Nicaragua health alert remains in since last October 7 to the reappearance of swine flu in the country, a disease that killed eleven people in total from 2,732 infections in 2010 there were 17 2009.En infected with the virus, with no casualties, according to figures a year of official virus flu killed about 19,000 people worldwide after being first detected in Mexico and the United States in April 2009, according to World Health Organization (WHO).

http://www.adn.es/internacional/20111016/NWS-0027-Nicaragua-Aumentan-contagiados-casos-gripe.html
 
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 72 cases of H1N1

Re: MoH declares national health alert - 72 cases of H1N1

Increase to 77 cases of Influenza A and there are no victims


The Ministry of Health (MoH) of Nicaragua rose today to 77 swine flu cases confirmed in this country, with no fatalities.
The director of quality of care the MoH, Wendy Idi?quez, reported today that nine of the 77 people remain hospitalized with the virus, but in stable condition.
He explained that among the nine cases two are pregnant women and five people with respiratory problems, a chronic lung disease and another suffered a diarrheal box.
The most recent report also points out that 42 Minsa of people diagnosed with swine flu are under age 35 are more than 15 years.
Managua, with 68 confirmed cases, is the province most affected by the virus, according to the MoH.
The other provinces where H1N1 was detected are Leon (northwest) with 6, Jinotega (north) with 2 and Masaya (south) one.

http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/230302
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 77 cases of H1N1

H1N1 continues uncontrollable


As time passes, more Nicaraguans are affected by the H1N1 virus, which causes flu A. Yesterday, the figure reached 99, after the Ministry of Health, MoH, analyzing 60 samples, of which 22 were positive. Of these infections, one from the municipality of S?baco, until now, the first patient of Matagalpa. Dr. Sonia Castro, Minister of Health, told Channel 13 television that the longer H1N1 and pandemic disease is a condition now known, therefore, there are definite steps to treat and prevent it. He added that almost 75% of this disease occurs without severe symptoms, such as people that have been reported in the country over the past three weeks, who have not presented significant damage to their health. Moreover, of all people diagnosed, only nine have been hospitalized because of underlying pathologies, and this has been to avoid any medical complications.

http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/230464
 
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 99 cases of H1N1

Re: MoH declares national health alert - 99 cases of H1N1

12 new H1N1 cases

Number of infected people rises to 111 and the largest number Managua
Cases of H1N1 in the country are increasing. The Ministry of Health, MoH, reported yesterday 12 people infected by this virus, which in 2009 caused a worldwide pandemic, and this year is hurting again in the national population.
The new cases reported in the capital were met, as detailed epidemiological surveillance authorities MoH. The ages of those affected are "average", detailing the health authorities. In recent weeks the most affected were children.
Until last Tuesday, the MoH reported 99 cases throughout the country. Both Dr. Edmundo Sanchez, Director of Epidemiological Surveillance of MINSA, as Dr. Wendy Idiáquez, General Director of Outreach and Care Quality MoH stressed the importance of early intervention to high pacientes.Fiebres and severe pain in the chest are some of the symptoms of H1N1, which, doctors recommend that people come as soon as possible to a hospital.
According to health authorities, the virus has not mutated, so that patients have mild manifestations, and in some cases moderate, which do not warrant their stay in the hospital.

http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/230573
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 111 cases of H1N1

MoH reports 16 new cases of H1N1

The Ministry of Health, MoH, reported 16 new cases of H1N1 flu, with 127 people, this is regarded affected in the last three weeks, of these, eight hospitalizadas.Los new patients are 11 women and five men, all from Managua . Of the total patients, 12 are children under 10 years and four over 15 years, as well as adults. The MoH also explained that there are two pregnant women hospitalized for this illness.


http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/230630
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 127 cases of H1N1

20 new swine flu cases rise to 147 those infected

The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health (MoH) today reported the detection of 20 new cases of swine flu, bringing the number of infected with the disease rose to 147 in the last 16 days, no casualties mortales.Carlos Saenz, director general surveillance public health MoH, told a news conference late on 20 people confirmed with the H1N1 virus, which reappeared in Nicaragua on 5 octubre.Precis? three people diagnosed with the disease remain hospitalized, but because males.S?enz others, however, warned that a minor who overcame the flu is in poor health due to a chronic, but 'has been slightly improving.' insisted authorities recommend washing Nicaraguans hands often, cough with caution and go to health centers to have symptoms of a cold or have secured enough doses fiebre.Tambi?n antiviral treat patients with influenza A. Of the 20 people diagnosed with the virus today, 11 are women and 9 are men, all of them are under edad.Managua 4, with 125 cases detected
afectada.

http://www.adn.es/internacional/20111022/NWS-0066-Nicaragua-contagiados-reporta-nuevos-suben.html
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 147 cases of H1N1

H1N1 flu strikes children in Managua

A child with cancer and a girl with acute respiratory infections are the most sensitive cases of infection with influenza A H1N1 in recent days.

The Ministry of Health (MoH) said that the child is at high risk for suffering evil, and that the child had improved by a more stable condition. Both are under five years old.

These cases do not belong to the 20 new ones were detected on Friday, officials of the MoH.


http://www.laprensa.com.ni/2011/10/22/ambito/77721#.TqKb8GFjamI
 
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40 new cases

Of the 80 cases undergoing laboratory tests, 40 were confirmed with H1N1, with a total of 27 women and 13 men affected, to total 187 cases. This according to the latest report issued by the Ministry of Health, Minsa.La most cases were recorded in persons 15 years or more, which accounted for 28, followed by 12 aged between 14 years and most affected department menos.El was Managua, with 32 cases, followed by Masaya, 7, and Rivas one.
Of the total, six were hospitalized, three pregnant women, a child and two adults who, according to the MoH authorities said, are in stable condition and receiving treatment necesario.La Dr. Wendy Idiaquez, director of outreach and quality of care MoH, said they are taking all appropriate measures to control this outbreak through a process of staff training, quality assurance of reagents for testing, house to house visits and preventive treatment at the slightest suspicion. outbreak could wane "In rainy season, provided there is an increase of respiratory viruses, and now the H1N1 outbreak is part of that we expect to see, so we have the medical


http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/230894
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 187 cases of H1N1

199 cases of swine flu identified in October

Managua, Oct. 24 (AP) - The Nicaraguan authorities revealed today that the number increased to 199 cases of swine flu in the country, but insisted to have the H1N1 virus under control.


In the last hour, the Ministry of Health has diagnosed at least 12 people with the disease, and infected the new group of ten people are adults.


Wendy Idi?quez, responsible for oversight of the ministries, said at a press conference that the 199 people diagnosed with swine flu desde05 October, 11 remain hospitalized, but have a good outcome with the exception of a minor who remains in critical condition due to chronic disease .

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Nicaragua detected 26 more cases of swine flu and now number 225 and infected

Health authorities today reported Nicaragua on the detection of 26 new cases of swine flu in the last few hours, bringing the number of people infected with the disease rose to 225, CEO mortales.La victimless quality the attention of the Ministry of Health (MoH), Wendy Idi?quez, said at a news conference that of the 26 new infections, 18 were women and 8 men, besides 17 are under 15 a?os.De 225 people infected with the virus from the October 5, 118 are children, precis?.La official said that four remain hospitalized patients (2 pregnancies and 2 minors) of the 225 confirmed this month with the influenza A H1N1 virus was confirmed in 189 people Managua, the worst-hit province, officials said.

The disease also has occurred in the provinces of Masaya (17), Leon (12), Jinotega (3), Matagalpa (2), Rivas (1) and Rio San Juan (1). Nicaragua remains on health alert from the past October 7 at the reappearance of swine flu in the country, a disease that killed eleven people from a total of 2732 infections in a year 2009.En influenza A virus killed about 19,000 people around the world after being first detected in Mexico and the United States in April 2009, according to World Health Organization (WHO).


http://www.adn.es/internacional/20111025/NWS-0032-Nicaragua-contagiados-detecta-suman-casos.html
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 225 cases of H1N1

247 patients confirmed influenza A H1N1


Managua, NICARAGUA (24/OCT/2011) .- The amount 247 cases of human influenza A H1N1 in Nicaragua since the start of the outbreak, reported an official source. So far, no deaths are recorded as a result of evil, said the coordinator of the Council of Communication of the Presidency, Rosario Murillo. He explained that patients have received appropriate medical care and 247 patients remain in stable health.

He also announced a donation of Cuba with medicine, medical supplies and hospital equipment replacement to meet the emergency caused by a storm that hit twelve of 17 departments in the country last week. The cargo 'is a further contribution to this emergency, "said the official, wife of President Daniel Ortega. Murillo thanked Cuban solidarity in supporting education, health and training of doctors on the island.



http://www.informador.com.mx/intern...onfirma-247-pacientes-de-influenza-a-h1n1.htm
 
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The Ministry of Health (MoH) reported this afternoon, 16 new cases of influenza A H1N1, which would amount to 241 and cases nationwide. Of the new patients, a pregnant woman is hospitalized.

According to the MoH, to date four people remain hospitalized, including one pregnant woman and two children. One of the children, according to intituci?n, presented improvement in his health.

Of the 16 affected people reported this day, 12 originated in Managua, Masaya and three of Granada.

The MoH also said he reported three cases of dengue, and that surveillance is maintained in the same way for dengue, leptospirosis, and H1N1.

The information was released by Carlos Saenz, director general for health surveillance MoH.


http://www.laprensa.com.ni/2011/10/25/ambito/78124#.Tqe0GGFjamI
 
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272 cases of influenza A

Unlike the rest of Central America, only Nicaragua is once again facing the threat of influenza, with 272 patients accrued, including seven pregnant women, after four weeks that started the outbreak of H1N1. Every day increases the level of incidence, since according to recent data from the Ministry of Health, there are 31 new cases. According to Jorge Luis Prosperi, representing the Pan American Health Organization, PAHO / WHO-Nicaragua, in our country are seeing more cases, first, because in this period of moisture, circulating H1N1 viruses normally like any other flu. Also, are moving the H3N2 virus, the respiratory syncytial virus and influenza type B. So anyone can give you the flu.


http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/231299-272-casos-de-gripe-a-no-hay-que-alarmarse
 
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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 272 cases of H1N1

20 new cases of H1N1


Authorities of the Ministry of health, Ministry of health, reported 20 new cases of the H1N1 flu with these, the number of patients has reached 384 confirmed cases in Nicaragua.De Similarly, Minsa recalled the measures of prevention against this evil: wash hands with SOAP and water constantly, cover the mouth to the cough and nose to sneeze, unable to attend crowded places so that the disease does not spread and attend the Centre for health or hospital if submit fever, headache, sneezing or runny nose.

http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/nacionales/231714
 
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