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Valparaiso Region- 7 deaths total

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Source: http://www.cooperativa.cl/region-de...un-seremi/prontus_nots/2009-07-16/191022.html

Valpara?so Region recorded seven human deaths from influenza, according SEREMI

The health authority stressed the "low lethality of the pandemic."
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Consultations for respiratory diseases have declined in recent days. (File Photo: UPI)

A total of seven deaths from the human influenza virus have been recorded so far in the Region of Valparaiso, according to a report issued Thursday by the Regional Ministerial Secretariat (SEREMI) Health.

As noted, two of the deaths correspond to the single cause of influenza A (H1N1), and the other five are associated with the suffering of other diseases.

The latter case involved a man of 24 years died at his home without being aware of their infection, as ascertained by a post mortem examination.

The SEREMI Health, Fernando Olmedo, warned that "if we make a comparative analysis with other situations also cause mortality, we must say that the pandemic in the region has a low fatality rate."

The authority also reported the decrease in the number of respiratory diseases at the primary health care in the region.
 
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Jueves 16 de julio de 2009
A new victim of the deadly H1N1
health / SEREMI Ramo's clear that the trend of consultations is low, but the peak has not yet expired.

The influenza virus claimed another human fatalities in the Region of Valparaiso, where seven cases of deceased people.

This time, the A H1N1 death reported by a couple for 24 years of industry Puertas Negras, Playa Ancha.

The death had occurred at the residence of the young victim, but without an apparent reason.

However, after completion of the examinations confirmed that the boy suffered from human influenza, which coupled with his known drug abuse have resulted in death.

In addition, there are the two patients in serious condition by his human influenza A H1N1 variant.

trend

Despite the registered victim, after hearing from the health Fernando Olmedo SEREMI the epidemiological report, at least they can see some positive aspects in what it means to be worrying still in a stage of a pandemic, and that is that there has been a downward trend.

"There is a downward trend in the number of consultations, both in emergency services, such as primary care," said SEREMI, clarifying that it "in terms of viral circulation remains high tendency to virus .

According to details the SEREMI in the Fifth Region "cases until today (yesterday) added 218. There are a lot in the region have had to be hospitalized, totaling 252 people. The behavior of the disease follows similar cases mild in most cases. "

Communes with the largest number of outpatient cases breathing are tables for Viña del Mar, Villa Alemana, San Felipe, Los Andes, Quilpué and Quintero. On the opposite side, some municipalities have not yet detected cases of A H1N1, as Putaendo o Tabo.

current alert

While the trend is downward, Olmedo Fernando stressed that the peak has not yet passed. "We must remember that we are still in phase of a pandemic, with a winter ahead, the population is called to care. We can not say that the worst is over now," concludes the health SEREMI calling extra resources.

Pedro Cordero

ciudades@mercuriovalpo.cl
 
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