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Wednesday, July 15, 2009 | 19:38
Influenza A: Chubut 22 confirmed positive cases and 54 discarded
So what is the official party released today by the Ministry of Health. Puerto Madryn recorded 7 cases, accounting for less than two weeks ago died from the disease.
The provincial director of Prevalent Diseases and Epidemiology, Marcelo Vaccaro, Rawson reported Wednesday that in late April to date occurred in 22 cases of Chubut Influenza A H1N1, leaving 54 cases that yielded negative results in Studies in the Institute Malbr?n of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina at a referral center for this type of laboratory analysis.
Vaccaro also said that during the day yesterday (on Tuesday) the Secretariat of Health of Chubut was notified about the first death in the province due to Influenza A H1N1, corresponding to a minor (the age group that comprises 0 to 15 years) resident in the city of Puerto Madryn.
Speaking to the press, Vaccaro said that "in Chubut have 22 confirmed cases and one death due to influenza A H1N1, during which we were informed yesterday (on Tuesday) is a person under the age group that includes the 0 to 15 years, residing in the city of Puerto Madryn, who died about ten days ago, but just yesterday we were informed about the outcome of the study in the city of Buenos Aires, "he said.
The provincial director of Prevalent Diseases and Epidemiology said that "the remaining 21 cases only one required hospitalization for treatment, for the other 20 cases only require outpatient treatment, or that the vast majority of cases it was not necessary internment, "he said.
Vaccaro reported that "22 cases are distributed as follows: 7 in Puerto Madryn, Comodoro Rivadavia 6 in, 5 in Esquel, El Hoyo 2, 2 and none in Trelew in Rawson, a town which by an error in the data load had been assigned a case that actually corresponds to Trelew, "he said.
An official of the Ministry of Health in Chubut noted that "we must also say that for 54 cases were discarded because Chubut studies yielded negative results, it is suspected that people were finally Influenza A H1N1, these 54 cases are the following locations: 26 in Puerto Madryn, Comodoro Rivadavia 17, 7 to Rawson, 2 and 2 to Trelew to Esquel, "he said.
Also, from the provincial health portfolio was further recalled that the Influenza A H1N1 is a disease that is spread from person to person by respiratory tract or through direct contact with secretions of people affected or contaminated surfaces. Symptoms very similar to a common flu:
? High fever (over 38 ?)
? decay
? Cough
? Nasal congestion
? Sore throat
? Headache and muscle
Those who suddenly accuse any of these symptoms should immediately come to the health center nearest their home or workplace. If you have questions, more information is available through the toll-free 0-800-222-1002.
To prevent infection it is recommended:
? Wash hands frequently with soap and water or alternatively of rubbing alcohol gel with 60%.
? Cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing with a disposable tissue or the elbow crease.
? Ventilate and allow air and sun in your home, office and indoor.
? Reduce exposure in places where there is overcrowding.
? Try to stay away from people who suffer from respiratory diseases.
? Do not take a mate or share glasses, dishes and utensils with persons with cough or fever.
? And finally, maintain the full immunization schedule.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009 | 19:38
Influenza A: Chubut 22 confirmed positive cases and 54 discarded
So what is the official party released today by the Ministry of Health. Puerto Madryn recorded 7 cases, accounting for less than two weeks ago died from the disease.
The provincial director of Prevalent Diseases and Epidemiology, Marcelo Vaccaro, Rawson reported Wednesday that in late April to date occurred in 22 cases of Chubut Influenza A H1N1, leaving 54 cases that yielded negative results in Studies in the Institute Malbr?n of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina at a referral center for this type of laboratory analysis.
Vaccaro also said that during the day yesterday (on Tuesday) the Secretariat of Health of Chubut was notified about the first death in the province due to Influenza A H1N1, corresponding to a minor (the age group that comprises 0 to 15 years) resident in the city of Puerto Madryn.
Speaking to the press, Vaccaro said that "in Chubut have 22 confirmed cases and one death due to influenza A H1N1, during which we were informed yesterday (on Tuesday) is a person under the age group that includes the 0 to 15 years, residing in the city of Puerto Madryn, who died about ten days ago, but just yesterday we were informed about the outcome of the study in the city of Buenos Aires, "he said.
The provincial director of Prevalent Diseases and Epidemiology said that "the remaining 21 cases only one required hospitalization for treatment, for the other 20 cases only require outpatient treatment, or that the vast majority of cases it was not necessary internment, "he said.
Vaccaro reported that "22 cases are distributed as follows: 7 in Puerto Madryn, Comodoro Rivadavia 6 in, 5 in Esquel, El Hoyo 2, 2 and none in Trelew in Rawson, a town which by an error in the data load had been assigned a case that actually corresponds to Trelew, "he said.
An official of the Ministry of Health in Chubut noted that "we must also say that for 54 cases were discarded because Chubut studies yielded negative results, it is suspected that people were finally Influenza A H1N1, these 54 cases are the following locations: 26 in Puerto Madryn, Comodoro Rivadavia 17, 7 to Rawson, 2 and 2 to Trelew to Esquel, "he said.
Also, from the provincial health portfolio was further recalled that the Influenza A H1N1 is a disease that is spread from person to person by respiratory tract or through direct contact with secretions of people affected or contaminated surfaces. Symptoms very similar to a common flu:
? High fever (over 38 ?)
? decay
? Cough
? Nasal congestion
? Sore throat
? Headache and muscle
Those who suddenly accuse any of these symptoms should immediately come to the health center nearest their home or workplace. If you have questions, more information is available through the toll-free 0-800-222-1002.
To prevent infection it is recommended:
? Wash hands frequently with soap and water or alternatively of rubbing alcohol gel with 60%.
? Cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing with a disposable tissue or the elbow crease.
? Ventilate and allow air and sun in your home, office and indoor.
? Reduce exposure in places where there is overcrowding.
? Try to stay away from people who suffer from respiratory diseases.
? Do not take a mate or share glasses, dishes and utensils with persons with cough or fever.
? And finally, maintain the full immunization schedule.
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