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Virus A (H1N1) virus is still circulating in Argentina, warns minister

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Virus A (H1N1) virus is still circulating in Argentina, warns minister
Saturday, December 12th, 2009

December 12, 2009, 10:43 Buenos Aires, Dec 12 (Prensa Latina) A (H1N1) continues to circulate today in Argentina when the country still stands on the threshold of summer, the health minister warned the nation, John Manzur.

The general public and health teams in particular should not lower our guard, said the senior official to speak this Friday at the monthly meeting of the Federal Health Council in Puerto Iguaz?, Misiones.

Manzur insisted that every person with symptoms of the disease must go to the doctor quickly, and keep active prevention measures as simple as washing hands frequently.

According to the latest report from the Ministry of Health, between 17 May and 10 December of last year 616 people died from influenza A (H1N1). The deaths were reported in 21 provinces. During that time, there were one million 357 thousand 595 cases of influenza-like illness, 92.9 percent of which corresponded to the type A (H1N1) or A without subtyping in patients five years of age or older.

At 18 laboratories authorized in the country were sent 26 thousand 856 suspected samples of influenza virus, of which 11 thousand 393 were positive. In laboratory study analyzes other remaining 363 deaths. Tgj / mpm
 
Re: Virus A (H1N1) virus is still circulating in Argentina, warns minister

SOUTH AMERICA:

"Andean
Most of these countries reported widespread influenza activity. Acute respiratory disease trends were reported as unchanged or decreasing. The intensity of acute respiratory disease and the impact of acute respiratory disease on health-care services were reported as low or moderate.

Southern Cone
Brazil and Paraguay reported regional and localized geographical spread of influenza activity, respectively. They reported decreasing trends of acute respiratory disease, low/moderate intensity of acute respiratory disease, and low impact of acute respiratory disease on health care services.
Paraguay reported an increase of 14.5% in ILI consultations in 68% of the health regions; however, SARI cases decreased by approximately 30.8% as compared to the prior week (EW 46)."

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