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Chile warns of whooping cough outbreak
English.news.cn 2011-04-27 10:58:40
SANTIAGO, April 26 (Xinhua) -- Chile has registered a significant increase of new whooping cough cases in Metropolitan Region, its Health Ministry said Tuesday.
According to the ministry, 359 cases are recorded in the region, and 60 percent of the patients are infants under one year old, with most under 6 months old.
Authorities are keeping a nationwide vigilance of the disease and are monitoring all new cases. So far, a total of 689 children both in 2010 and 2009 have developed the sickness throughout Chile...
Medical Association expresses concern about possible increase in whooping cough
The helmsman of the group, Dr. Pablo Rodriguez, calls on people to avoid exposure to sudden changes in tempratura.
by Orb - 01/05/2011 - 12:33
"We are concerned that we have four times more cases of whooping cough this year." These were the words of President of the Medical School, Dr. Pablo Rodriguez procupaci?n who expressed a possible increase of whooping cough this winter.
Therefore, the helmsman of the union group urged people to avoid exposure to sudden temperature changes.
The doctor was also fearful of what might happen in the region of Maule and B?o B?o due to the hospitals that were built to replace the buildings affected by the earthquake, "yet people are working in tents and field hospitals ".
