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Re: MoH declares national health alert - 426 cases of H1N1
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 426 cases of H1N1
30 new cases
The Ministry of Health, MoH, reported 30 new cases of H1N1 flu, with these, the figure rises to 530 patients with the deadly flu.
According to Dr. Carlos Saenz, director general of public health surveillance, 45 percent of patients are younger than 14 years, 63 percent are women, the city hardest hit Managua with 60 percent nationally.
Until today, there are eight people hospitalized, six stable and two in intensive care for the condition of the disease.
The MoH has announced that starting today held a day of cleaning and abatizaci?n with which it seeks to reduce H1N1 patients, Dengue and Leptospirosis.
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 530 cases of H1N1
Re: MoH declares national health alert - 530 cases of H1N1
Decrease cases of H1N1 in Nicaragua
Dr. Carlos S?enz, CEO of surveillance for public health in the Ministry of health, Ministry of health, reported that this weekend were reported less positive cases of influenza H1N1 in Nicaragua. S?enz noted that today were processed 20 specimens, giving as a result, five positive cases of the deadly flu, yesterday, Sunday, 14 samples have been implemented and only three patients came out positive. "To date there are a total of 581 positive cases of H1N1 flu, according to report by the Ministry of health.""Is being reduced the number of cases and positive cases in relation to the samples," said the official.
