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50% of the health regions recorded decline in influenza-like illness consultations

Tonka

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http://www.diariovanguardia.com.py/...-casos-de-influenza&catid=56:salud&Itemid=413

Spanish to English translation
Reduce cases of influenza. Tuesday, September 28, 2010 7:48.

50% of the health regions recorded decline in influenza-like illness consultations (ETI) as reported by the Directorate General of Health Surveillance.


A total of 169,596 cases of ILI were reported in the period from 3 January to 11 September (epidemiological week 36) this year. The health regions that still show an increase, exceeding 50% in the reporting of cases are Concepci?n, San Pedro, Guaira, Paraguay, Boqueron Alto, says the report.

Monitoring of respiratory viruses circulating shows the identification of several respiratory viruses, with a slight predominance of RSV (respiratory syncytial virus), followed by influenza A, both H1N1 and H3 and influenza B in the last week
 
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