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She died a woman in Armenia AH1N1 flu victim

Tonka

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http://www.caracol.com.co/noticias/...ima-de-gripe-ah1n1/20120518/nota/1690606.aspx
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She died a woman in Armenia AH1N1 flu victim
May 18, 2012

A woman of 33 years died in the intensive care area Saludcoop clinic in Armenia. The health authorities of the city confirmed to Caracol Radio that it was the dreaded H1N1 virus. According to the chief public health officer of the Ministry of Health, "the young had identified the disease and was being managed on an outpatient basis, in home, however, when they took it back to the clinic and was very critical, admitted to the Intensive Care Unit and died there, "Jenny said Luz Gutierrez. This set off alarm bells because, in addition, three of the family of the victim have similar symptoms and are being evaluated, "did the research and eight members of the family had contact with her, three of them are symptomatic and therefore the tests have been sent to Bogota to confirm or not, and take action" said the city official. After confirmation of this new death, health authorities in the capital called Quindio citizens with strong flu symptoms with fever to go to the doctor and require the examination of H1N1 that is included in the Compulsory Health Plan. "The H1N1 is a disease and stationary in the country, the POS cover vaccines for children and adults over 50 years for the use and avoid more deaths, and who are not in that age range should buy . What is important is that if they have not self mediquen symptoms, go to the valuation, "he said Gutierrez.
 
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