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MOH denies Influenza A H1N1 reemerged in the country: 3 die in Santo Domingo and Bonao

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At least three have died in labor in the country in recent weeks related to influenza A H1N1 virus which started to circulate again in Dominican Republic for 10 weeks, despite the latest outbreak of the disease was recorded in the 2009. The virus becomes pregnant women in one of the whitest vulnerables.Dos of deaths occurred at the Maternity of Our Lady of Altagracia, the capital, and the other in Bonao. The resurgence of this disease has prompted health authorities to notify in writing and personal visits to different maternity hospitals in the country, to alert staff to immediately receive a pregnant woman with respiratory distress think of influenza A H1N1 and be treated with Tamiflu to prevent complications and muertes.La information was offered to Listin Diario by Joseph Delanco Despradel, CEO of Maternal and Child Health Ministry of Public Health, who has personally been reporting and going to the maternity hospitals to alert about .
He said that created a team that is making this work across the country through emails, faxes, visits and phone calls.


http://www.listindiario.com.do/la-r...rge-virus-de-la-gripe-H1N1-y-mata-a-3-mujeres
 
Re: Influenza A H1N1 reemerged in the country: three parturients die in Santo Domingo and Bonao

Re: Influenza A H1N1 reemerged in the country: three parturients die in Santo Domingo and Bonao

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July 1, 2011, 12:19 AM
Health denies three mothers died due to H1N1 virus
The ministry said the charge was confused

The Public Health Ministry yesterday rejected have been recorded deaths from influenza H1N1, and established that it maintains a strict monitoring on this and other diseases that may arise in the country.

Deputy Minister of Public Health Jose Rodriguez Aybar, said it has investigated suspected cases of the disease, but have been discarded because it was determined flu.

In that sense, the official said it is an obvious confusion the statement he made to Dr. Jose Delanco Despradel, CEO of Maternal and Child health institute.

The aforementioned statements, he said, surprised because this is a mistake, that the Ministry of Public Health must be corrected immediately by the impact it deserves. "Fortunately, this year 2010 the Dominican population has been free of the disease, but why health authorities have set aside the surveillance used to that and other diseases," said Dr. Rodriguez Aybar.
http://www.hoy.com.do/el-pais/2011/...-muerte-de-tres-madres-a-causa-de-virus-AH1N1
 
Re: MOH denies Influenza A H1N1 reemerged in the country: 3 die in Santo Domingo and Bonao

The influenza virus H1N1 in the Dominican Republic took the 'last week' the lives of three pregnant women, said the 30 health authorities, who warned of a resurgence of enfermedad.El CEO of Maternal and Child Health Ministry of Health Jose Delanco Despradel, said two of the victims of the virus died in the capital and the third in a village in the south. 'In 2010 there were no reported cases of maternal deaths from H1N1 and early this year either, but been shown that for ten weeks virus started circulating throughout the Dominican territory, "said Del?ncer.Una H1N1 pandemic influenza broke out in 2009 around the world and killed thousands. His appearance on the continent occurred in late March of that year in Mexico. Dominican Republic, the first flu case was registered on May 27, 2009 and until December 30 of that year the authorities confirmed 491 cases and personas.Ning?n the death of 23 new case was reported by authorities in 2010.


"We've been watching the movement of the virus. We are calling attention to here is known circulating H1N1, "said CEO of Maternal and Child Health Ministry of Health to Listin Diario." What is not sought to hide the reality does not become an outbreak or a tragedy, "the official said. (Xinhua)


http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/31614/7426902.html
 
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