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SSA: Keep alert influenza A H1N1
ALBERTO MART?NEZ
NOTE PUBLISHED: 4/17/2010
Almost a year after the outbreak of influenza A H1N1, the Health Secretariat (SSA) health alert remains in force throughout the country. Federal SSA expects that the rate of infection to decrease in other countries, where the numbers are high.
This announced the general director of the National Centre for Disease Surveillance and Control of the lordship, Miguel Angel Fern?ndez Lezana.
The federal official said the human influenza virus is still present, although with lower incidence of infection.
Why should maintain, said preventive measures were disseminated during the highest peak in the health emergency last year.
Infections continue daily, "he said but stressed that they occur with much lower incidence and in a" very manageable "situation that has remained so.
SSA: Keep alert influenza A H1N1
ALBERTO MART?NEZ
NOTE PUBLISHED: 4/17/2010
Almost a year after the outbreak of influenza A H1N1, the Health Secretariat (SSA) health alert remains in force throughout the country. Federal SSA expects that the rate of infection to decrease in other countries, where the numbers are high.
This announced the general director of the National Centre for Disease Surveillance and Control of the lordship, Miguel Angel Fern?ndez Lezana.
The federal official said the human influenza virus is still present, although with lower incidence of infection.
Why should maintain, said preventive measures were disseminated during the highest peak in the health emergency last year.
Infections continue daily, "he said but stressed that they occur with much lower incidence and in a" very manageable "situation that has remained so.