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Editor, Senior Moderator
Mendoza was the province that recorded cases nationally over the last week of July. Only seven provinces were affected by the virus.
The provincial government acknowledged in response to a request raised by Senators report that not only was there an outbreak of H1N1 virus this winter, but also there were 138 cases including 7 deaths are recorded and 53 people were hospitalized after showing symptoms of influenza A.
The data are even more striking and worrying if one considers that the report made and received from the Nation reported that in Mendoza, until the last week of July, there were 110 cases of influenza of the 117 that could be seen in the country. And were only seven provinces that were infected.
According to research from the national Ministry, Capital Federal, C?rdoba, San Luis and Tierra del Fuego each had a single case of influenza A. Meanwhile, Santa Fe recorded 3, Neuqu?n and Mendoza 10, at the head, with 110.
Information from the Ministry leading Charles Behler was released Tuesday from the voice of Senator Armando Camerucci radical. He was the lawmaker who raised a request to report when the minister came out to say no would be given to make the people not otherwise connected with the virus after the vaccination and the collapse of the first cases were known .
However, the report does not specify Mendoza personal data and binding on all deaths, ie, no age or sex details of the deceased, nor in what state of health were admitted to health facilities, although it is argued that they were people who were not vaccinated against visrus said the legislator to The Sun Online.
http://www.elsolonline.com/noticias...no-reconocio-138-casos-de-gripe-a-y-7-muertos
The provincial government acknowledged in response to a request raised by Senators report that not only was there an outbreak of H1N1 virus this winter, but also there were 138 cases including 7 deaths are recorded and 53 people were hospitalized after showing symptoms of influenza A.
The data are even more striking and worrying if one considers that the report made and received from the Nation reported that in Mendoza, until the last week of July, there were 110 cases of influenza of the 117 that could be seen in the country. And were only seven provinces that were infected.
According to research from the national Ministry, Capital Federal, C?rdoba, San Luis and Tierra del Fuego each had a single case of influenza A. Meanwhile, Santa Fe recorded 3, Neuqu?n and Mendoza 10, at the head, with 110.
Information from the Ministry leading Charles Behler was released Tuesday from the voice of Senator Armando Camerucci radical. He was the lawmaker who raised a request to report when the minister came out to say no would be given to make the people not otherwise connected with the virus after the vaccination and the collapse of the first cases were known .
However, the report does not specify Mendoza personal data and binding on all deaths, ie, no age or sex details of the deceased, nor in what state of health were admitted to health facilities, although it is argued that they were people who were not vaccinated against visrus said the legislator to The Sun Online.
http://www.elsolonline.com/noticias...no-reconocio-138-casos-de-gripe-a-y-7-muertos