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Jalisco registers first death for influenza A H1N1

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Editor, Senior Moderator
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO (23/ENE/2012) .-one week ago, a 76-year-old man of age, original of Guadalajara, turned into the first mortal victim of the virus AH1N1 of 2012, into the State of Jalisco. The gentleman, who was attended in the Mexican Institute of the Social security (IMSS) in Jalisco, was enduring arterial hypertension and was not provided with the vaccine against the virus, as he found out today in press conference of the Secretary of Health Jalisco (SSJ) .El secretary of state Health, Jos? Antonio Mu?oz Serrano, announced that in what goes of January, in the Entity there have appeared 37 cases of influenza, of which one is of influenza seasonally and 36 of A H1N1. Also, another death is had in study with suspicious symptoms of A H1N1, to discard or to confirm that the virus was the causer of the death.

A remarkable fact is that of these 36 cases of human influenza, 11 presented themselves in personnel of the Ancient Civil Hospital ? Brother Antonio Alcalde ?, from what one can speak about a sprout.

http://www.informador.com.mx/jalisc...tra-la-primer-muerte-por-influenza-a-h1n1.htm
 
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