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No evidence of risk of epidemic outbreak of H1N1 in winter

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http://www.enlineadirecta.info/nota...de_rebrote_epid_mico_de_H1N1_en_invierno.html

Spanish to English translation
No evidence of risk of epidemic outbreak of H1N1 in winter


November 22, 2010 (17:56:54)

Hugo Reyna / EnL?neaDIRECTA

Reynosa, Tamaulipas .- Although there is no accurate evidence that could be presented to establish that an epidemic outbreak of cases of human influenza (H1N1) during the winter is near, health authorities reiterate their call on the prevention and at the slightest discomfort seek medical advice .

This was announced by the coordinator of Preventive Medicine of Sanitary District No. IV of the Ministry of Health in the State based in Reynosa, Gloria Leticia Doria Cobos, who reported that it has controlled the incidence among the population.

He added that currently the Human Influenza (H1N1) virus has become endemic, but we must know how to detect signs of risk in people such as: sudden onset of fever, headache, runny nose and attacks the body rich.

An average of 600 to 800 cases per week for respiratory ailments are treated in sector units, so you need to strengthen preventive measures and care for children under 5 and adults over 65 years of age.
 
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