Tamaulipas: Cases

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They deny that a mayor died of influenza
Veracruz Governor denounces "political carrion"
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16/10/2009

XALAPA, Veracruz (El Universal) .- The governor, Fidel Herrera Beltran, denied the mayor of Chinampa Gorostiza, Belisario Betancourt Santos, died of human influenza and claimed that the statements of officials of Tamaulipas in this regard have political overtones.

He demanded to stop making "political carrion" with the death of the mayor, who was morbidly obese and overtook him two strokes which caused his death in a hospital in Tampico, Tamaulipas.

"I need not go speculating on the death of a person or make 'political carrion' a question of that nature," he said.

The epidemiologist Tamaulipas Secretariat of Health, Alfredo Rodr?guez Trujillo, said the mayor died in Veracruz, Tampico a private hospital as a result of human influenza.

"Veracruz is a man of 46 years who died in a private hospital in the city of Tampico, in the hospital Germain, and the result is confirmed with H1N1 influenza, like the person in Matamoros," he said.

In this regard, Herrera Beltr?n regretted that such information be disseminated when Betancourt Santos had severe obesity problems that earned him further complications.

"The issue I've seen I do not know what political interest (spread the information) and do not want to pull it apart because there are several other issues that will vent at the time, of other nature."

He recalled that he attended the wake and no one had "not even a catarrito.

"There I was, certainly at a wake where many people were made redundant, nobody was even cold and his Trustee, his wife, his brothers narrated that I moved to Tampico very high pressure because he had overtaken him two strokes massive he had died, so her death certificate says. "

 

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Ministry of Health in Tamaulipas, did not lie: Rodriguez
The Chief Epidemiologist dismissed charges of Veracruz Gov. Fidel Herrera, who was charged with "political overtones" Death of the Mayor of influenza A
By: Alejandro Paz - Marco Esquivel
Thursday October 15, 2009

Tamaulipas health authorities defended the statements of Veracruz Gov. Fidel Herrera, who accused the Ministry of Health of lying about the death of a mayor of that state as a result of influenza A virus H1N1, which occurred on Monday in a hospital in Tampico.

The epidemiology chief, Alfredo Rodr?guez Trujillo, who was the one who confirmed the death of Mayor Chinampa Gorostiza, Veracruz, Belisario Betancourt said in an exclusive interview that laboratory tests carried out were positive for influenza A.

"I'm telling you, it says that laboratory results were taken to the patient, and we've been saying based on what the doctors say the International Medical Service (weeks) that the mayor was admitted for respiratory problems, based on atypical pneumonia, "he said.

He reiterated that the laboratory result is positive for the presence of H1N1 in the body of the mayor of Veracruz.

Veracruz Gov. Fidel Herrera told the press, said today that the information reported by officials in Tamaulipas have political overtones.

By the way, denied that President Belisario Betancourt Santos who died from influenza, as authorities confirmed yesterday the Ministry of Health in Tamaulipas.

Herrera had said in press statements that Betancourt suffered from morbid obesity and overtook him two strokes which caused his death in a hospital in Tampico.

"I need not go speculating on the demise of someone or make a political carrion issue of that nature," he said, according to a report published by El Universal.

He added, "The issue I've seen I do not know what political interest do not want to pull it apart because there are several other issues that will vent at the time of another character," he said and recalled that he attended the wake of the municipal authority and presented no "if you want a catarrito.

On the charge of 'political overtones', Rodriguez refused to give an opinion "The comments are very respectable, but I can not comment on any political issue because it is not my field, since the responsibility is mine in the epidemiological field," he said.

 

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By: Mandi Uresti Quint? / MetroNoticias Date: 2009-10-23
(Confirmation pending on) one more death by influenza in Reynosa

* This is a 24 year-old native of Rio Bravo, who died in hospital in Reynosa ISSSTE

By: Mandi Uresti Quint? / MetroNoticias

Reynosa, Tamaulipas .- Health Authorities are studying the possible death of a human influenza, registered at the Hospital del ISSSTE of Reynosa, who on Thursday morning died after several days of having stayed in intensive care .

Gloria Leticia Doria Cobos epidemiologist at the health jurisdiction indicated that "death was reported from pneumonia and is still not confirmed if the case is not because of influenza or pneumonia can be caused by various viruses and bacteria.

He said that to date await the outcome of the analysis being conducted to learn whether or not death was due to influenza.

This is a young 24 years, the city of Rio Bravo, who last July had completed their BA in Elementary Education in ICEST Reynosa, worked at two elementary schools in Rio Grande. The young man remained in intensive care in hospital Baudilio Villanueva del ISSSTE of Reynosa, where he died early Thursday.

The epidemiologist indicated that so far have confirmed five deaths from influenza in health jurisdiction "but are people who have had any concomitant disease such as cerebral palsy, diabetes and have requested medical attention when they had the complication." Therefore recommended that the first symptoms to go to medical consultation 'whether to respond within 24 hours of respiratory symptoms such as sudden fever, cough, headache and should go directly to medical care.

He cautioned the public to maintain personal hygiene measures recommended for these cases as washing hands, not shaking hands and avoid touching your face with dirty hands "because cases of influenza are still presented" because we have shown we have the circulating virus and acute respiratory infections that influenza is one of them is easily transmitted from person to person so it's important to be aware. "

Finally commented that to date in the jurisdiction has been confirmed 171 cases of influenza of which 169 were presented at two in Reynosa and Rio Bravo.

Confirmed that the recently deceased was young because of human influenza virus summary of the six victims of this disease.

 

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Three teachers have died from influenza

The secretary of Health in Tamaulipas, Juan Guillermo Mansur Arzola said the health problem was compounded teachers had problems because of obesity.

Fri, 30/10/2009 - 15:17

One death could add more to the figure. Millennium Victoria .- As concern the health sector qualifies the killing of three teachers from influenza A (H1N1).

The secretary of Health in Tamaulipas, Juan Guillermo Mansur Arzola said the health problem in these patients was complicated by presenting problem of obesity.

He added that unfortunately are not the only case I presume that that figure could increase confirmed the death of another teacher.

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Schools neglecting sanitary filters
Enhance cleanup with the hiring of one thousand 200 people. Authorities worry the influenza outbreak during the winter season.

Wed, 04/11/2009 - 00:19

Girls enter the room without being questioned about their health Tamaulipas 12 schools have been sanctioned for failing to apply 100 percent action against influenza, including two of Tampico. 1,200 people will be hired to strengthen cleanup actions at school sites and school filters.

The state coordinator of the Safe School Program, Juan Garcia Baez, said he has received calls denouncing the schools which do not apply filters correctly, they allow students to enter the campus without being questioned about their health.

He said that, on instructions from the Department of Education in Tamaulipas, all schools must implement prevention efforts at 100 percent. Twelve schools have already been reprimanded because they do not comply with the provision, two are from Tampico.

The state official did not specify what kind of sanctions were creditors, however, said the Education Department will remain vigilant that campuses comply with the provision of the Health Ministry.

He indicated that the filters start at the house, therefore, ask parents not to take children to school, whether they show any symptoms, it should be cooperation between the parents and the Ministry of Education.

He also indicated that, because in the winter season there will be a new influenza outbreak, it was decided to recruit 1,200 people to strengthen the clean and sanitary filters in 287 schools of Tamaulipas.

120 schools in Tampico Madero will be reinforced with personnel. In total there would be 6 per institution. They help you review for children in the filters, and do a thorough cleaning on weekends.

Establishments will receive special training by the Ministry of Health, and will start functioning from November 9 until 18 December, then resume its work in January and finish in February.

The 1,200 workers will enter the Temporary Employment Program.

Anahy Meza

 

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Rebounding deaths from influenza in Queretaro
More than 20 people have died from the virus in two months, the local government said the third wave of illness in November and December

ALERT The Health Service has been seven outbreaks of the virus detected in schools in the state. "The classes are not suspended," they reported (Photo: File / cnn)

Juan Jose Arreola
El Universal
Queretaro, Qro. Saturday, 07 noviembre of 2009
14:31

In one week in Queretaro killed nine people from the virus of influenza A H1N1 becoming the period of highest incidence of deaths from the disease.
The Director of Health Services in the state, Ruben Romero Marquez, confirmed that such death rate of 25 deaths from influenza virus AH1N1 so far this year, of which 14 were reported during October-nine in November.

"Most of these deaths occurred in late for treatment, with about five days with the disease, which added the outbreak undetectable by the doctor who was consulted by the patient."

Most positive cases of influenza A H1N1se recorded in the age group ranging from ten to 19 years, which coincides with that of the student population.

Because of this situation is that medical brigades have been organized so far visited 105 school sites, which studied 90 thousand students, detects seven outbreaks, ie two or more schools, teachers and administrative staff with symptoms influenza.

None of the plants, however, is closed at this time, the doctor pointed out, considering they do not motivate registered cases such action, but called for as early symptoms are detected, they immediately go to the doctor and isolating a person suspected of being a carrier of this virus.

He warned that in the months of December and January are expected third wave of the disease as a result of low temperatures, so called extreme precautions.

Among the school population between 10 and 19 years of age have been reported as many positive cases of influenza A H1N1, concentrating 30 percent of the thousand 633, which reflects that the family filters are not applied rigorously argued the official.

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By Claudia Zapata Santiso / MetroNoticias

Cd Victoria Tamaulipas .- In less than a week Tamaulipas increased to 16 the number of people dying from influenza A-H1N1 and sick cases rising alarmingly.
And is that the third wave of this disease as added is an ever increasing number of cases of this disease and is feared by a reputable higher coldest days of winter.

According to information provided by the Ministry of Health, only in the last 48 hours increased from 905 thousand cases of influenza to 2 billion people infected by the virus, which has caused the deaths of 16 patients, ten of whom died in the last months.
However the health and education authorities dismissed take extreme measures as it would pass the winter holiday season, much less the work stoppage.

According to estimates of the health sector on the progress of A-H1N1 virus, there is talk of at least 100 confirmed cases per week since the third wave was decreed evil. Against this background it is feared that in the course of the month from December to March in Tamaulipas there more than 7 thousand people affected and killed many more if patients do not take preventive measures that have been disseminated through all media.

As stated recently by the Health Secretary, John Mansur Arzola, people must take responsibility for their health care at the slightest suspicion of influenza patients, as most of the deaths have been recorded by the late decision patients themselves to make the right treatment for the disease.

 

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It triples the number of visits for respiratory infections
Local. In the past four weeks the number of patients from acute respiratory infections (ARI) has been increasing in the health districts of the state almost tripled.

Mon, 09/11/2009 - 08:47

There is demand for medical care. Milenio Tampico .- The Director of Prevention and Health Protection in Tamaulipas Luis Fernando Garza announced that 10 thousand cases attended acute respiratory illnesses in the past month have served 25 thousand cases a week, this motivated the fear of suffering from human flu.

In the weeks 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39 the State Health Secretariat has had reports of increased consultations for these conditions, of which 6 thousand33 have required hospitalization for respiratory complications and other ailments.

Luis Fernando Garza said the problem occurs mostly in people with asthma and smokers. He added that greatly increased the visits to the doctor is taken for fear of having influenza A H1N1, so said not get carried away just because you have a runny nose and now why go to health services.

"If the person has fever over 39 degrees, headache (headache), sudden change in temperature, especially the latter which is that yesterday was good and today I am wrong, are suspected cases of human influenza and need to seek medical advice.

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Reported over 38 cases of influenza A H1N1

Pedro Sanchez Briones
THE DAILY | 13.11.2009 | 21:07 | Local

In the past three days were reported 38 new cases of influenza A H1N1, so the figure rose to 387, according to the Health Jurisdiction II.
It is also expected to more than 130 suspected cases, while seasonal influenza, the common register with the cold season, they have confirmed 66, that number dropped compared to previous weeks, because several of whom were diagnosed with the latter, subsequently tested positive for the new strain which appeared in April.
Ages were not provided or sex of those infected.
Before the 38 new cases, the last person infected, the number 349, was a 10 years old.
Hector Puertas Rincones, director of Health Jurisdiction II, called the community to maintain preventive measures to avoid further infections.
Because it is expected to record low temperatures this month, urged them to continue with preventive measures.
It invited people to come to health facilities if they display any symptoms of the disorder, so they can go to Bellavista Health Center, the Center for Primary Health Care (CAPS) from Zaragoza in 47 of the IMSS clinic located in the colony ch?vena and Regional General Hospital 66.
And in case that second-level care, has mentioned is General Hospital.
Of the cases studied there were four people dead, a man of the last 21 years.
Some of the steps to follow are kept away from people who have respiratory infection, not sharing food, utensils or drinking glasses, ventilate and allow the entry of sun in the house, offices and all enclosed places.
Also keep the decks clean kitchen and bathroom, doorknobs and handrails, as well as toys, telephones or objects in common use, eating fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins A and C (carrot, papaya, guava, orange, tangerine, lemon, lime and pineapple), washing hands frequently with soap and water.
Obtain immediate medical attention if you develop symptoms of sudden high fever, cough, headache, muscle and joint

 

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In the third rebound of influenza; 2100 cases in Tamaulipas

The health secretary, said he has helped strengthen dissemination activities about the preventive measures and prepare the sector for early December to receive the first batch of vaccines
By: Maribel Villarreal / Matamoros
Monday November 16, 2009


Matamoros, Tamaulipas. "Recognizing that we are the third rebound of influenza A H1N1, the health secretary, Juan Guillermo Manzur Arzola revealed that Tamaulipas has confirmed so far 2 thousand 100 influenza cases and 17 deaths being the towns of Reynosa, Tampico and Ciudad Victoria, in that order, the highest incidence.

He said there are 17 deaths and 80 percent of these cases were obese and diabetic and 20 percent disabled or handicapped.

Manzur Arzola said that more actions are being broadcast around preventive measures to avoid infection and emphasizing the need to see your doctor at first symptoms that you register.

Most important, he said, is to avoid complications for no more deaths.

The owner of the health sector reported that Tamaulipas is also preparing to receive the vaccine for swine antiinfluenza the first days of December.

He explained that in total is 300 thousand doses to be received in three shipments, the first early next month, the second towards the end of that month and the third party in late January next year.

Manzur Arzola acknowledged that the months of December and January are the most critical because it is where the biggest change in temperature but is expected more severe than what had been predicted.

 

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It concentrates 70% of cases of influenza in southern Tamaulipas
November 15, 2009 (08:03:16)



1 - Son de Tampico 908 of the two thousand 84 cases

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Victoria, Tamaulipas .- In the metropolitan area of Tampico, Madero and Altamira are concentrated 70% of cases of influenza A (H1N1) that have arisen so far in Tamaulipas, said Juan Guillermo Arzola Mansur, Minister of Health.

He said that to date have confirmed 2 thousand 84 cases of influenza like this, of whom 53 percent are female and 47 percent male.

With regard to deaths that have occurred, the owner of Health explained that to date totaling 17 and appeared in the towns of Reynosa 5, Victoria 4, Tampico 2, Matamoros 2, Rio Bravo, Altamira, Laredo and Miquihuana 1 in each municipality.

The cases in the metropolitan area of Tampico, Madero and Altamira, representing almost 70% of all patients to date have occurred in Tamaulipas, while the border municipalities add more than 20% of all cases state.

The report given at the Health Jurisdiction: Victoria with 224 cases, 908 Tampico, Matamoros 279, Reynosa 247, Nuevo Laredo 242, Mante 159, San Fernando 16 and Jaumave 9.

He mentioned that to date there are no major outbreaks in any educational institution and therefore not justified to advance the holidays, and with regard to deaths to date have been recorded, as many of them associated with other conditions such as obesity, hypertension and diabetes and even AIDS.

He said that in coordination with the Ministry of Education and through the School and Health Program has developed a series of activities to mitigate the damage of influenza in educational establishments such as meetings with school authorities to date total more than 40 training to over 44 thousand teachers and stay informed about this condition more than 700 thousand students

 

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Mon, 16/11/2009 - 13:25
Ciudad Victoria .- Authorities in the states of Tamaulipas and Coahuila generate awareness among students, teachers and parents to reinforce preventive measures and prevent transmission of human influenza in schools.

In Tamaulipas, the Ministry of Education of the entity (SET) reported that, in coordination with the health sector, maintained and even strengthened the prevention program at school sites for all levels.

The head of the agency, Jose Manuel Montelongo Assad said in that program involves parents, students, teachers and authorities of the secretaries of state Health and Education.

He said that the SET and the Health Ministry to monitor schools have established measures, as managers, administrators, teachers and parents are aware of these procedures.

He recalled that as part of this process were established in each school technical advice and working committees were established, including teachers are responsible for the committees on health, safety and sustainability.

For his part in the border area of Reynosa, the implementation of measures to combat influenza A (H1N1) are met daily in schools, public and private hospitals as well as official agencies of government.

The head of the Ministry of Social Development (SEDESOL) in the city, Amelia Vital Rodriguez announced that recently donated some 120 digital thermometers kindergartens to be a vulnerable segment.

Meanwhile, in Coahuila measures to prevent influenza A (H1N1) in the entity is strictly enforced in all branches of state government, but mainly in schools and clinics of public and private sectors of the various municipalities.

In all offices of various state government departments is common to observe the application of antibacterial gel and provision of masks, to prevent the spread of this disease entity that has affected 287 people.

According to the head of the Ministry of Health, Raymundo Verduzco Rosan, as part of these actions apply seasonal influenza vaccine to any person who requires it.

She mentioned that most public and private schools in Saltillo and its metropolitan area is normal implementation of hygienic measures to prevent the spread of this disease among school children of primary school, secondary school and college.

In some of the campuses will have filters to identify students with symptoms of nasal congestion, who are asked to be addressed and miss classes until they make an improvement to avoid contagion.

In addition, actions to combat human influenza also has private sector support and restaurateur, in which antibacterial gel is given to diners.

 

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Report Tamaulipas two thousand, 200 cases of influenza
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(07:22 p.m.)
Expected that with the onset of winter increases the number of patients with respiratoriasREYNOSA, Tamaulipas .- The health sector reported the existence of two thousand, 200 cases of influenza A/H1N1 in the state, of which 53 percent are for the sex female and 17 deaths.
The secretary of Health in Tamaulipas, Jose Guillermo Mansur Arzola, said today in this border city with the advent of winter is expected to increase in the number of patients with respiratory diseases.
'We are strengthening, through various means, measures of prevention and hygiene so that citizenship continued, in addition to urging to seek medical attention immediately if any of the symptoms present, "he said.
He said that according to statistics, Reynosa recorded some 247 cases of this disease, Tampico 908, Matamoros 279, Mante 159 and San Fernando 16, among those most affected.
He explained that the metropolitan area of Tampico, Madero and Altamira represent nearly 70 percent of all patients to date have occurred in Tamaulipas, while border towns account for more than 20 percent.
He said that the entity has registered 17 deaths by this disease, of which five have occurred in this city, it occupies first place in human influenza mortality.
'The deaths to date have occurred in this entity are associated with other conditions such as obesity, hypertension and diabetes and even AIDS, "the state official.
Arzola Mansur said the Health Ministry, in coordination with health and education sectors, maintaining the promotion, prevention, epidemiological surveillance and health and medical care.
He said this is to give a quick and timely response to the population likely to develop this disease and ruled that to date there are outbreaks in school buildings and therefore not justified advance decembrinas vacation period.
He said that in coordination with the Ministry of Education and through the "School and Health, have developed a series of activities to mitigate damage from influenza in the campuses.
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Grappling with influenza will not hide information!: Epidemiology
November 30, 2009 (14:30:15)

1-17 inter-related deaths

Anabel Rocha Garcia / EnLineaDIRECTA

Reynosa, Tamaulipas. "Since announcement of this new flu virus in its infancy called" Human influenza swine influenza "virus now known as AH1N1 doubt on the veracity of statistics, the number of deaths, infections and those at greatest risk has been the talk causing panic among citizens worldwide.

In Tamaulipas, there are 17 deaths officially reported by the Health Ministry called Juan Guillermo Manzur Arzola and 120 new cases are diagnosed each week being the southern part of Tamaulipas most affected.

Dr. Alfredo Rodr?guez Trujillo, State Epidemiologist, said that question the veracity of the figures have been very accurate, "The precise statement is that information such as the demo is a problem with this magnitude with this situation that is generating a global level can not hide, we've been very clear and precise in handling both cases the figures as deaths "

He said that what is real is there are many conditions that resemble the flu so there is confusion among the public "not every patient who sneeze, and not everyone who has a fever is a flu, there are a range of viruses and conditions that produce this disease and more in this season

Trujillo Rodriguez stressed that all deaths have been reported and formalized with the media and have been released to the general population have an income and a livelihood clinical epidemiology, but other than entering a process of identifying clinical experts finally determine that a patient dies from a complication of influenza.

He also said cases of deaths are occurring in young age groups between 15 and not more than 42 years and the second major component is that 60% of those people who unfortunately died had diabetes, hypertension or had a failure or had renal disease or other defense mechanisms do not work as they should be

We therefore encourage people not to self-medicate for said self-medication for a possible influenza is another of the causes that are diagnosed at a late disease.

"Another situation is not self-medicate demanding medical attention is that these patients finally come to demand attention of late, patients arrive with an already aggravated this process is very important that when that takes place symptomatology, which attend, because the medicine that apply if given time is effective if given in the first 2 days prevents complications and produces the clinical picture does not deteriorate, "stated

 

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Respiratory infections kill 11 in Tamaulipas (In addition to 17 H1N1)

30-November-2009
Reynosa one of the townships where most cases are recorded, and statewide are attended to 3 thousand patients per week since starting the winter season



In the set of 11 people have died from diseases of respiratorias, in addition to the 17 confirmed deaths from H1N1 influenza, said Health Secretary, John William Mansur.
The health secretary said the agency is one of los municipios Reynosa where more cases are recorded, and statewide up to 3 thousand patients per week since la temporada winter began,

Next in incidence Matamoros, Nuevo Laredo, Tampico Madero yAltamira, where more than 60% of cases of infecciones respiratorias and human influenza.

He noted that in the case of influenza A continued application configured as first consignment of 13 thousand shots a little over 9 thousand women Handbook is located in the third trimester of pregnancy, in addition personalm?dico emergency and intensive care, without so far none are reporting an adverse reaction.

Mansour stressed that preventive measures to avoid quetanto human influenza like diseases respiratorias seasonal increase, will remain permanently, mainly in the municipalities of highest incidence.


Related Tags: Infections, Tamaulipas, influenza, respiratory

 

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Antiinfluenza pill sold in Tampico; Coepris searches for
The deputy director of Coepris explained that following a complaint from parents conducted a surveillance operation by the "seller" could not be reached
By: Alejandro Paz / Ciudad Victoria
WEDNESDAY 02 DECEMBER del 2009


Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas .- The State Commission Against Health Risks (Coepris) in Tamaulipas is pending the appearance of a drug supplier who was caught in the marketing of a campus parking pills influenza A/H1N1 virus.

The deputy director of Operation Health Coepris, Maria del Socorro Hern?ndez Puga explained that following a complaint from parents conducted a surveillance operation by the "seller" could not be reached, even if the home was located where she lived.

"He traced his home thinking it was a stock of this product, but we found only a few cans of gel because the place had been rented by the person."

He added that the home is put some documents to enable the suspect to appear before the Coepris in Tampico, but so far it has not done.

He explained that although initially it was thought that the pills were offered within the school, health verifiers confirmed the opposite, so it opened an investigation that remains open even as there was a hearing that has not been resolved.

The state officer said to be alert to detect these kinds of people who sell fake medicine against influenza A/H1N1 virus in health food stores, self-service or in the outdoor market.

"In the swap meet can be any situation that may arise that people are tricked with some type of medicine, as indeed is prohibited from selling medicine, and we've avoided because it is not worth fooling with influenza vaccine.

 

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Flu patients fill hospital in Tamaulipas
The health secretary, John Mansur explained that weekly Arzola are attending some thousand 28 patients
By: Alejandro Paz / Ciudad Victoria
Tuesday December 15, 2009


Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas .- At the beginning of the winter season the Ministry of Health in the State has a record increase of up to 35 percent of care in patients with respiratory diseases, but so far ruled out any death.

The secretary of Health in Tamaulipas, Juan Guillermo Mansur explained that weekly Arzola are having a morbidity of thousand 28 patients, which has generated filled in all hospitals.

"Right now we are very full in all hospitals and attending respiratory diseases."

Whereas it is expected that as the end of the winter season continues to report the same prevalence, however, said that it has the personnel and infrastructure necessary to serve you.

Arzola Mansur said that although it has generated a 35 percent spike in respiratory illnesses, so far not been aware of deaths from such infections, or influenza virus A/H1N1.

"There has been an increase of 35 per cent of respiratory illnesses we are seeing almost thousand 28 patients each week from respiratory infections in hospitals but I can tell you that there have been deaths from this problem of respiratory diseases including human influenza.

He noted that the containment of deaths is because the people are turning to medical advice immediately.

"They talk about being up going to rapidly query as to begin the first symptoms and who are given appropriate treatment.

The health secretary, John Mansur explained that weekly Arzola are attending some thousand 28 patients

 

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Low incidence of influenza in Tamaulipas

By Claudia Zapata Santiso / MetroNoticias
Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas .- Far from forecasts announced by the Ministry of Health during the third wave of influenza in a rebound was expected at least seven thousand cases of this disease for the month of December, the incidence decreased significantly or not to count a thousand 500 patients to date.

The headline in the state health Arzola Juan Manzur, acknowledged that part of this result is due to the timely and objective through different media were given preventive measures that people need to implement to prevent virus infections A-H1N1.

"Compared with other entities in which the media did not contribute to inform the public way you see on this evil, in Tamaulipas of the support it gave to the secretariat of the media representatives to curb the disease," admitted official.

Manzur Arzola said that according to survey conducted by his unit, are expected for December Influenza virus affects more than 7 thousand Tamaulipas, a figure that would amount to 13 thousand cases per month of March 2010.

But prevention activities, school filters, hygiene measures and cooperation in implementing these tasks shown by the general public, private and educational sector helped to curb the incidence, "but the most important is that victims who have not Unfortunately it continues to date in 17 the number of deaths from this cause, "he said.

The health in the state, reiterated that it is important to remain vigilant and rely on the figures given above for the low temperatures will still continue and this contributes to the triggering of respiratory diseases, risk factor for influenza rebound .

"Therefore we must continue as we have done so far during this period will brigades guards and medical personnel working in hospitals to continue serving patients who disease.

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Re: Tamaulipas: Cases

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30 percent increase in respiratory diseases

By Claudia Zapata Santiso / MetroNoticias
Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas .- The cold temperatures persist in the state have led to an increase of up to 30 percent of respiratory diseases that keep top clinics and hospitals.

In information released by the Ministry of Health, weekly serving some 28 thousand patients with diseases ranging from simple colds to pulmonary complications resulting from extreme temperatures to which they are presented without taking preventive measures appropriate.

According to weather forecasts low temperatures persist until the last day of the year, so in coordination with local civil protection and temporary shelters are packed to provide protection and food to families whose homes are not safe from the cold.

Health Secretary John Mansur Arzola entity recalled that preventive actions to avoid further increasing cases of respiratory disease have been strengthened and through this has also prevented cases of influenza A-H1N1 suffers a big pickup.

"We are very attentive to the case who come to hospitals to be cared for and this requires adequate staff and guards at night," he said.

 

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Re: Tamaulipas: Cases

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Risk of outbreak of influenza AH1N1 intensify actions
4 Jan 2010 (17:04:18)



1 - In the Sanitary Jurisdiction No. II

- 927 cases were recorded AH1N1 influenza in 2009

2500-doses have been applied against this disease in medical personnel and pregnant

Juanita Angel / EnL?neaDIRECTA

Tampico, Tamaulipas.-The year 2009 closed with 927 confirmed cases of influenza AH1N1 and 2500 doses have been applied against this disease in medical personnel and pregnant women, but the shares will be redoubled after that there is a risk that a resurgence of this disease by climate change and the return to classes.
Lavin Ernesto Hernandez, head of the Sanitary Jurisdiction No. II, reported that preventive measures will be intensified and thus expected to contain and prevent a major outbreak, as there is a continuing risk was observed after as this outbreak began in April 2009 in spring, summer there was a strong rebound, although paradoxically there was a decrease in winter.
"So far there are 927 confirmed cases of influenza since April last year and in the last weeks of December and failed to provide, so far this year until now we do not have confirmed cases, ie 2010 we are starting from zero, what we consider here is that the risk is high due to climatic changes that are occurring and the return of the holiday is another of the conditions that favor the development of influenza.
He said in December it expected a rebound, but as coordinated all health authorities at 3 levels of government, state, federal and municipal, as well as all institutions are able to control the disease, aided by the information that was responsible by representatives of the various media who spread and preventive measures that people take into account.
Hernandez Lavin said vaccination was completed with the first group, which was the health personnel and pregnant, continue with those under 2 years old with about 5 thousand doses, and people over 64 years of age , reaching over 30 thousand doses throughout the jurisdiction.
While this corresponds to the target seasonal influenza is 64 thousand doses and carried over 40 thousand children under 5 years of age and persons over 60 years of age, as well as high-risk as are patients with chronic degenerative diseases, immunocompromised and those who are obese.