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Predict recovery of influenza in Coahuila

Tonka

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http://www.vanguardia.com.mx/pronosticanrepuntedelainfluenzaencoahuila-615084.html

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Predict recovery of influenza in Coahuila

VIOLETA RODRIGUEZ
20-December-2010
Related Tags: influenza, cases, coahuila.Hasta now there have been no more cases of H1N1 influenza and only six in the state of H3N2. However, Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, Secretary of Health in Coahuila.


Saltillo .- He said that sanitary measures must not be forgotten and urged people to get vaccinated against influenza and protected from sudden temperature changes.

Rosan Verduzco said we have a close eye on the cases of acute respiratory infections, influenza H1N1, H3N2 and pneumonia.

He stated that they have in stock 50 000 doses of vaccines, the biological virus protects against H1N1, H3N2 and seasonal influenza.

"Testing is done at the discretion of the physician, we have all the necessary reagents for testing. An analysis of this type costs above 6 thousand dollars, "said state official.:confused:

The Secretary of Health explained that the vaccine must be given in a timely manner to children six months to five years, as well as people 50 and older and who are responsible for child care.

In addition to people with chronic degenerative diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, AIDS and cancer.

The vaccine is free and available to all people, he said.

6 cases of H3N2 influenza were reported in Coahuila.
 
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