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Thirty-four people died at the Argerich Hospital in Buenos Aires last year and a half product of nosocomial infections caused by Klebsiella bacteria

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http://www.radiofmq.com/detalle.php...l Argerich&tipo=5&documento=19284&sistema=fmq

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Reported 34 deaths in the Hospital Argerich

Thirty-four people died at the Argerich Hospital in Buenos Aires last year and a half product of nosocomial infections caused by Klebsiella bacteria, denounced the former director of this hospital and now manager of Performance of Special Programs Administration's Office

In addition, he kichrnerista warned that a tragedy like the death of three babies in the Pi?ero "can be repeated, " to warn that "in most hospitals in the city, hospital-acquired infections are exceeding the normal range predictable. "
"In the Argerich, for a year and a half, there is a nosocomial infection by a bacterium called Klebsiella that caused, directly or indirectly, the deaths of 34 people, " he told DyN the former health minister also Buenos Aires and added: "With the management of (the village headman Mauritius) Macri hospitals fell 50 years. "
 
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