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57 000 are still available vaccines against human influenza
In hospitals and clinics in the health sector have been implemented 98 percent of vaccines.
Mon, 03/05/2010 - 16:24
Guadalajara .- 57 000 are still available vaccines to prevent influenza H1N1 in Jalisco, said the director of Public Health of the Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ), Mario Amezcua M?rquez.
In hospitals and clinics in the health sector have been implemented 98 percent of the vaccines, while in the IMSS and are 97 percent of applied biological.
The ISSSTE is where more vaccines are used, as are 63 percent of the total biological supplied.
The week closed there was a new case of influenza, which already account for 4.279 cases so far this year, said the interviewee.
According to the report of the SSJ, there are currently 27 people hospitalized with influenza, of which 26 are "stabilized" and one remains serious.
Amescua Marquez recalled that the entity has happened 98 deaths from influenza and 16 deaths from H1N1 influenza A.
In total, in 2010 there have been 119 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza, according to figures confirmed by the Department of Public Health of the SSJ.
Ignacio Perez Vega / Milenio.com
57 000 are still available vaccines against human influenza
In hospitals and clinics in the health sector have been implemented 98 percent of vaccines.
Mon, 03/05/2010 - 16:24
Guadalajara .- 57 000 are still available vaccines to prevent influenza H1N1 in Jalisco, said the director of Public Health of the Ministry of Health Jalisco (SSJ), Mario Amezcua M?rquez.
In hospitals and clinics in the health sector have been implemented 98 percent of the vaccines, while in the IMSS and are 97 percent of applied biological.
The ISSSTE is where more vaccines are used, as are 63 percent of the total biological supplied.
The week closed there was a new case of influenza, which already account for 4.279 cases so far this year, said the interviewee.
According to the report of the SSJ, there are currently 27 people hospitalized with influenza, of which 26 are "stabilized" and one remains serious.
Amescua Marquez recalled that the entity has happened 98 deaths from influenza and 16 deaths from H1N1 influenza A.
In total, in 2010 there have been 119 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza, according to figures confirmed by the Department of Public Health of the SSJ.
Ignacio Perez Vega / Milenio.com