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Re: Nuevo Leon: Cases
Source: http://www.elporvenir.com.mx/notas.asp?nota_id=342099
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Report two more deaths from influenza
By: Trinity Moreno Gonzalez, Thursday, 01 of Octubre of 2009
The Ministry of Health in the state confirmed the deaths of two people due to Influenza Virus AH1N1, total and 11 deaths from this disease.
Through the portal, the Ministry of Health reports that up to Sept. 29 confirmed cases of human influenza in Nuevo Leon are a total of one thousand 477, while the discarded added the 3 thousand 014.
According to information provided by the unit, one of the deceased was a 58-year-old, who also had diabetes and obesity and who died on September 12 by the virus at the clinic 4 IMSS.
While the victim number 11 was a man of 49 who also had obesity, which was interned in a public hospital and who does not define the date of his death, although this may have been a couple of weeks ago.
It was reported that cases, when patients in the Mexican Social Security Institute samples sent to Mexico City to La Raza Medical Center for analysis and report cases ultimately discarded or confirmed to the Ministry of Health in Nuevo Leon.
According to statistics showing the Ministry of Health in its section of the state government portal, nationally deaths from the influenza virus is 231, of a total of 31 thousand 594 cases confirmed.
For schools where the alert following the death of a teacher in the municipality of San Nicolas, weeks before lifting the controversy in the case of parents, the Ministry of Health reported 137 cases have been reported.
Although it has been reported by state officials that the disease in the state is well below the reported cases in other states of the country in recent weeks the patient consultations are symptoms of influenza have increased.
To avoid infection, the Health Department continues to make recommendations to citizens, including the use of mouth covered, washing hands often, use antibacterial gel, avoid places where people congregate, with the forearm covered by sneezing, among other .
Source: http://www.elporvenir.com.mx/notas.asp?nota_id=342099
Minor Letter Size
Report two more deaths from influenza
By: Trinity Moreno Gonzalez, Thursday, 01 of Octubre of 2009
The Ministry of Health in the state confirmed the deaths of two people due to Influenza Virus AH1N1, total and 11 deaths from this disease.
Through the portal, the Ministry of Health reports that up to Sept. 29 confirmed cases of human influenza in Nuevo Leon are a total of one thousand 477, while the discarded added the 3 thousand 014.
According to information provided by the unit, one of the deceased was a 58-year-old, who also had diabetes and obesity and who died on September 12 by the virus at the clinic 4 IMSS.
While the victim number 11 was a man of 49 who also had obesity, which was interned in a public hospital and who does not define the date of his death, although this may have been a couple of weeks ago.
It was reported that cases, when patients in the Mexican Social Security Institute samples sent to Mexico City to La Raza Medical Center for analysis and report cases ultimately discarded or confirmed to the Ministry of Health in Nuevo Leon.
According to statistics showing the Ministry of Health in its section of the state government portal, nationally deaths from the influenza virus is 231, of a total of 31 thousand 594 cases confirmed.
For schools where the alert following the death of a teacher in the municipality of San Nicolas, weeks before lifting the controversy in the case of parents, the Ministry of Health reported 137 cases have been reported.
Although it has been reported by state officials that the disease in the state is well below the reported cases in other states of the country in recent weeks the patient consultations are symptoms of influenza have increased.
To avoid infection, the Health Department continues to make recommendations to citizens, including the use of mouth covered, washing hands often, use antibacterial gel, avoid places where people congregate, with the forearm covered by sneezing, among other .