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Puebla: Cases

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Source: http://www.lajornadadeoriente.com.mx/2009/08/03/puebla/sal109.php

SNTSS two more deaths reported by the human influenza in the state of Puebla


AMERICA FAR?AS OCAMPO

The secretary general of the National Union of Social Security (SNTSS) section 1, Reyes Hernandez Rosas reported that in recent days, two patients died in the regional hospital of San Alejandro in human influenza.

The victims were pregnant women. With these deaths, five additional deaths in the state, but neither the IMSS and the local Ministry of Health (SSA) have been reported.

Officially, there are only three confirmed cases and 98 deaths from influenza human. The last five infections were made public Friday by the Secretary of Health, Alfredo Arango Garcia, who described three outbreaks that occurred in Puebla, and another one in Teziutl?n more Coyomeapan.

People infected with the virus AH1N1 four women were 21, 20, 19 and 13 years respectively, and a boy of seven years.

Rosas Reyes explained that the results of the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference (Indre), which confirmed that the two women killed themselves were infected by the virus arrived in Puebla AH1N1 days after the infection had been buried.

He added that although the Indre confirmed the infection of the now deceased, the IMSS did not alter the minutes of death, which was the cause of death of the two women was atypical pneumonia.

The secretary general of SNTSS San Alejandro reported that six people are hospitalized, this group, two women, who gave birth a few days ago and another 20 years, and they reported that carry the virus AH1N1, other and are placed under suspicion because of atypical pneumonia.

Among those who could be infected by human influenza is at the IMSS subdelegation Teziutl?n Efrain Dominguez Emilio de la Rosa, who is a serious health.

Of the six cases, two confirmed and four suspects, three men and four women in the group of females, three are pregnant.

The baby of one of the two women who died was saved and the other died due to premature birth, was 28 weeks' gestation.

The World Health Organization says that pregnant women should increase their care because they are the group most at risk for contracting the human influenza virus, because at this stage the mother's immune system can be changed and these changes increase the risk of complications, in addition, the virus mainly affects young and healthy people, which group most of them are.

So far WHO ignores the effects of human influenza in babies while in the womb, but shortly publish the results of a study being done in the U.S. for how the virus affects women in a AH1N1 process gestation.
 
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http://www.cronica.com.mx/nota.php?id_nota=456361

Translation: Spanish ? English
Suspended Seguro Popular affiliation to the rest of the year


Julio Mart?nez Rivera in Puebla | National Tuesday, 8 Sep., 2009 | Creation Time: 23:02 | Last updated: 00:49


Increase to 178 the number of poblanos with the H1N1 virus nationwide and suspending the membership of the Seguro Popular, said in an interview with the press head of the Ministry of Health in the state, Alfredo Arango Garcia.

On Monday afternoon, the health unit Puebla confirmed 13 new cases of human influenza, a number that is added to the 165 already had reported since last week.

As of Monday of last week, the agency reported a total of 143 people with three deaths and Human Influenza (Puebla, Tehuacan and Zacapoaxtla). However this Sept. 7, afternoon, Alfredo Arango Garcia acknowledged that the figure soared to 178 poblanos with Human Influenza.

- How will the Seguro Popular?

"We have an official letter sent by the commissioner (National Social Health Protection) Solomon Chertorivsky (Woldenberg) where suspending affiliations. In Jalapa, was last week this decision. But while we made the decision in full, I'm going to San Luis Potosi on Wednesday that, at a meeting with the 32 secretaries of state and national commissioner, to take measures and policies to the membership next year. (Seguro Popular) is suspended for the moment, but not just for people but for the whole country, while you decide what will be the membership policies by next year.

He clarified that the Popular Insurance program is not suspended and will be re-affiliate who was already on the list. "In 2008 and 2009 are 600 thousand families (Puebla). For 2010, the goal is 700 thousand families. Nationally family joined the ten million. And in the People's Insurance plans to become a member next year to 20 million families. That is the goal of the commissioner and the National Health Council, "he quoted.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2009/09/12/reportan-muerte-de-nina-por-influenza-a-h1n1-en-puebla

Reported death of a child with influenza A/H1N1 in Puebla

The lowest was aggravated because it presented severe anemia and pneumonia, Southern General Hospital.

Notimex
Posted: 12/09/2009 15:34

Puebla, Pue. The director of the Southern General Hospital, Aaron Zarain Rodriguez confirmed that a girl was killed human influenza virus, which was complicated because it presented severe anemia and pneumonia on 8 September.

Zarain Rodriguez indicated that the younger of two years, originated in this city, was hospitalized for 15 days, initially by seasonal influenza.

He noted that the religious beliefs of parents, not the least he underwent a blood transfusion, so that their treatment was not completed and the health of the child was complicated by the degree of anemia and severe atypical pneumonia.

For his part, Soria Araceli Cordova, deputy director of Epidemiological Surveillance of the Health Ministry said in the state totaling 229 cases of human influenza, as are extreme preventive measures.

He added that during lower temperatures, typical of autumn and winter, people must be alert to any symptoms of influenza.

He explained that of the 229 positive cases of human influenza, 109 were identified in the capital, 34 in health inspection Zacapoaxtla and 19 in the jurisdiction of Huauchinango.

In this regard, Dar?o Carmona Garc?a, Secretary of Public Education in the state, reported that all campuses of the entity is in close communication with parents, in order to detect possible cases of influenza, both seasonal and Type A / H1N1.

He confirmed that this week identified four cases of human influenza in the State Normal Institute Worthy (BINE), the Universidad de las Am?ricas Puebla (UDLA), the American College and a School of City Serdan.

He added that apart from human influenza cases were reported 47 cases of seasonal influenza, of which 20 were presented at a primary school, 15 secondary and 12 in high school.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.poblanerias.com/alertadi...an-en-puebla-la-5ta-muerte-por-influenza.html

No rule in the 5th death Puebla Influenza
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Patricia Guti?rrez Rodr?guez Friday, September 18th, 2009 20:04
News - Outstanding, Alerta Digital

One person died in the Southern General Hospital in the capital of Puebla, just waiting for the results of INDRE to confirm the information.

Puebla, Puebla .- could have registered the fifth death from influenza A H1N1 in the Southern General Hospital in the capital of Puebla, said Alfredo Arango Garcia, head of Health Services in the State (SSEP).

Not to mention the patient's name to protect privacy, the secretary said they hope the results of the National Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference.

He ruled that the deaths of two people, one in Tepeaca and a worker of the Attorney General de Justicia (PGJ), are related to the human influenza virus.

He said that in the case of schools, the filters are helping a lot, although some schools are closing being that children have only the common cold, however is the responsibility of managers to determine the suspension of classes.

He explained that when a case is detected in a salon, only that group fails to attend classes, but when they are 3 cases it is necessary to suspend work across the institution to prevent contagion.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.e-consulta.com/tlaxcala/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12587&Itemid=28

With six deaths and 393 cases we have the worst increase AH1N1
By e-consultation
Monday, September 21st, 2009


While local health officials acknowledged 221 cases of human influenza AH1N1, with six confirmed deaths from this cause-and two more deaths to be fixed, data released by the Ministry of Health at the federal level, place the institution in the first place, going from 128 cases to 393, which means the most significant increase in the country, 211 percent.
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This increase reflects our vulnerability to evil, compounded by factors such as humidity historic homes and buildings, dramatic temperature changes and, above all, the resistance shown by most people to see a doctor to administer adequate doses of antiviral and other measures with which this disease is curable within a period not exceeding ten days.

It follows Puebla, an increase of 124 percent, going from 183 confirmed cases to 411.

According to the Ministry of Health, Oaxaca is one of the entities with the highest incidence of human cases of influenza since increased 38.1 percent in the same period (from 626 cases to 865); Morelos increased from 120 to 149 cases (24.1 per cent ) Mexico City 2 thousand 511 a 2 mil 903 (15.6 percent), Veracruz 8.6 percent, going from 239 to 346 cases.

Chiapas, Yucatan and Jalisco also show an upward movement in the number of confirmed cases, although the restrictive measures deployed, especially in Chiapas, led to a drastic reduction of cases in this third regrowth.

In a joint press conference the Secretary of Health of Tlaxcala, Constantino Perez Quiroz, recognized this so that the surge semena of illness occurred in August, the date on which 47 cases were reported, and on 26 and 28 of same, the two latest deaths occurred because "patients come to medical attention when they present a picture of pneumonia complicated which results in the death" a situation that was attributed to "excessive trust between the population" They take the information lightly to prevent and control the spread of the virus.

Figures provided by the OPD tlaxcala point to as the town where most cases have been registered with 52, followed by Apizaco with 26, Chiautempan with 14, as municipalities and Yauhquemecan Tlaxco, Contla with 11 cases of positive and Tetla Solidarity with 7 cases.

At the same time, the health secretary had referred to a higher incidence of contact cases, because 10 families have been reported where up to 7 members are sick, which have been tested and fences to prevent the spread the virus among the nearby population.

In terms of the number of hospitalized so far reported 148 patients are treated in the Secretary of Health (SESA), 69 in the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), 3 in ISSSTE, and one in a private clinic.

In the case of students for a total of 124 infections.

Quiroz Perez said there have been revisions in schools, especially primary and secondary, where only 5 cases have been detected suspicious, so he asked parents to increase measures to prevent and avoid sending children to school if Influenza and see a picture go to the doctor as soon as possible.

Also discussed so far, 3 hospitalized patients are as sensitive, while other patients in different clinics and health centers are reported as stable and high pre situation.

Finally I detail the measures that will increase prevention and control of disease, such as the purchase of fans, the conversion of areas in hospitals to give exclusive attention to patients with the virus as well as coordination with local councils and agencies to prevent contingency is spreading, and the constant dissemination of preventive measures to avoid a greater number of infections and deaths from the virus, since explicit, this is 100 percent curable as they are caught early and treatment opportunity .


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Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.e-consulta.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37085&Itemid=181

Puebla total 710 cases of influenza, rising 288% in 25 days
By Monica Franco
Tuesday, September 29th, 2009


Between 3 and 29 of this month in Puebla increased from 183 to 710 cases of human influenza, ie nearly tripled (287.97%) the number of infected by the H1N1 virus in less than a month, according to statistics from the Ministry of Health.

However, until yesterday afternoon, the owner of Health Services, Jos? Alfredo Arango Garcia, only had information from 583 people with the condition, after the Sabbath had 499, unaware of the new information from the federal agency.

The state official left open the possibility of a continued upward impact, as there are still outstanding samples at the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (Indre), where 645 thousand samples have been processed, no new deaths have been identified as a result the virus.

In Puebla, according to data from Arango Garcia, the disease has attacked some 310 adults and 273 children, 52 percent are male. For health jurisdiction, the number 6, located in this capital city, is the most affected with 345 cases. After the number 3 of Zacapoaxtla, with 77, and 5 of Huejotzingo, with 43.

Today, health authorities held a briefing at the school Venustiano Carranza, where he instructed the directors of the measures to be taken to prevent the spread of evil.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.laquintacolumna.com.mx/2009/octubre/politica/pol_121009_mig_puebla_casos_influenza.html

Puebla records over a thousand cases of AH1N1
Alfredo Arango Garcia Reveals
Miguel Angel Cordero

The Secretary of Health Newscasts Televisa said on Monday and Friday between 80 thousand were distributed vaccines against seasonal illness and will be next week when laboratories send more doses

Puebla exceeded six thousand AH1N1 positive cases of influenza, as revealed in an interview with Health Secretary (SSA), Alfredo Arango Garcia, Friday. A day earlier, on Thursday, the figure remained in 962 infections identified between 23 April and 8 October.

This increase in cases in Puebla has been recognized by the director general del ISSSTE, because according to El Universal, Miguel Angel Yunes, said in recent days has grown from patients in this entity, the Federal District and Oaxaca. The three river concentrating 70 percent of all cases of influenza patients in the institute.

Although official information from the SSA had 962 infected cases by the AH1N1, in an interview on Televisa Newscasts, Arango Garcia asked the dosing health institutions implementing seasonal influenza vaccines.

He said that between Monday and Friday were distributed 80 thousand vaccines against seasonal illness, applied through 5 thousand modules. It will be up next week when laboratories send more vaccines which are estimated to be 80 thousand doses.

He also announced that in hospitals in SSA, by choice, only to inoculate children under three years old, pregnant women and people over 65 who suffer chronic degenerative or are immunocompromised.

On Thursday morning, the state health services reported 962 positive cases of influenza AH1N1, after analyzing 989 thousand samples sent for examination to the National Institute of Epidemiological Reference, including five deaths related to the disease and seven cases from other states.

The Deputy Director of Epidemiology, Araceli Cordova Soria, although he said one must not fall into alarm, acknowledged that there are warning because "the number of positive cases has increased in recent days with apparent quickly."

On the epidemiological situation of this disease in neighboring states, said that Veracruz thousand 510 cases reported positive, Oaxaca thousand 244 thousand Guerrero 69, State of Mexico thousand 164 thousand 107 Hidalgo, Tlaxcala 894, Morelos 270.

The official also acknowledged that there is still no date set for that Puebla has the vaccine virus AH1N1, but advised people who are in turn vulnerable to health unit to receive the flu shot .

The goal is to apply more of 509 thousand doses by the Ministry of Health, through the thousand 18 medical units, 2 thousand 159 posts vaccination placed at strategic locations and 2 thousand 463 brigades that will be touring parts of the entity, with the support of 16 thousand 500 No governmental organization volunteers.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health in Mexico confirmed that the human influenza virus AH1N1 killed 251 people, three more than last Thursday's report, and among which integrates Puebla as the states with the most cases.

The entities that offer the greatest number of deaths from the virus are AH1N1 Federal District 58 Chiapas 35; Mexico State 27; Jalisco 14, San Luis Potosi 11; Guerrero ten, Yucatan and Oaxaca, nine each; Tamaulipas eight and Aguascalientes, Guanajuato and Baja California seven, also in Puebla and Sinaloa with five.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

Source: http://www.poblanerias.com/alertadi...registra-17-muertes-por-influenza-a-h1n1.html

IMSS Puebla recorded 17 deaths from Influenza A H1N1


Patricia Guti?rrez Rodr?guez Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 15:08
News - Outstanding, Alerta Digital

But the latest report by the Health Services of the State of Puebla, states that only five deaths have occurred.

Puebla, Puebla .- Francisco Fraile Garc?a representing the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Puebla, revealed that from April to date, 17 have died entitled Influenza A H1N1.

However, this figure does not match the latest report from the Health Services in the State of Puebla (SSEP), an agency that reported only five deaths from the same cause.

In response, Fraile Garcia said that the numbers representing the institute, are real.

"Confirmed deaths from this cause are 17 April to get here (...) mainly in the city of Puebla is where we are having the greatest impact in this case (...) I say what we have in the institution and the institution does not lie" .

He added that at least 36 others remain hospitalized and treated, after contracting the virus.


The delegate gave the starting signal to four new ambulances, an investment for the acquisition was 1 million 800 thousand pesos, they will be assigned to the municipalities of Nuevo Necaxa, Izucar de Matamoros Tehuac?n and central ambulances in the hospital San Alejandro.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.poblanerias.com/alertadi...-h1n1-casos-y-muertes-ultimo-reporte-ssa.html

The state of Puebla sum thousand 701 people infected with the H1N1 virus to the latest report by the Federal Ministry of Health.

Puebla, Puebla .- According to the latest report provided by the Health Secretariat (SSA) dated December 2, Puebla state ranks 17th nationally in cases of Influenza A H1N1, one thousand 701 people infected with the virus.

The first five places are occupied by the Federal District, with 7 thousand 408 cases, San Luis Potosi, 4 thousand 107 cases, State of Mexico, 4 thousand 36 cases, Nuevo Leon, 3 thousand 745 and Jalisco, 3 thousand 713.

Similarly, entities that have fewer infections are: Sinaloa, with 611 infected with the H1N1 virus, Coahuila, with 357 cases and Campeche, which is in last place with 178 cases.

In this report, SSA announced the major symptoms of people killed by the virus, following are the most common: 90 percent had fever, 83.4 percent suffered discomfort from the cough, 61.1 percent complained of malaise, 47 percent suffered dyspnea (breathing difficulty) and 41.3 percent suffered sputum (phlegm excess).

Other symptoms are less registration: Headache (headache), rhinorrhea (runny nose), cyanosis (blue), myalgia (muscle pain), sore throat, vomiting, diarrhea, chest pain and nasal obstruction.

So far 66 thousand added 70 cases of confirmed H1N1 Influenza A nationwide, of which 671 are recorded as deaths.

Of the total cases, 50.2 percent are women and 49.8 are male. Similarly, the age groups with the highest number of deaths are from 20 to 29 and 30 to 39 years.

Finally, the report details cases and deaths from influenza at the international level divided by the regional offices of the World Health Organization (WHO), being the area for the Americas has the most cases, with 190 thousand 765 and 5 thousand 360 deaths, the Western Pacific region, with 176 thousand 796 cases and 644 deaths, and the area to Europe, with over 154 thousand cases and at least 650 deaths
 
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http://www.e-consulta.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=42497&Itemid=254

In late 2009 will reach 6 thousand in Puebla with influenza vaccine
By Eduardo P?rez Gardens
Monday, December 14th, 2009



Atlixco .- The Mexican Social Security Institute in Puebla application started 7 thousand doses of vaccine against H1N1 influenza A first group comprises of risk to health personnel exposed to this disease, as well as women in second and third trimesters of pregnancy.

The general secretary of the union of IMSS, Section 1, Reyes Hernandez Rosas hoped that by the end of 2009 reached a second round of vaccines composed of about 6 thousand doses.

These vaccines will be used for the same amount of people IMSS Oportunidades scheme, but said the two figures (13 mil vaccines in total) are "insufficient" to meet the population affiliated to the institute.

The union leader said that the human influenza vaccine was implemented two weeks ago and medical personnel will be in January or later that month when the antidote is administered to the general population.

In taking stock of the impact that had the disease in the state, Rosas Hernandez acknowledged that in November it expected a resurgence of the virus was prepared as the sixth floor of St. Alexander Hospital with a capacity of 70 people care hospitalized.

He reported that when a lot of that space for people infected with the human influenza has been taken by seven patients and two more who gathered in the area of intensive therapy.

In the acute stage of disease spread, on the sixth floor were treated five patients while another 14 went to the intensive care area, he said.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.poblanerias.com/alertadigital/26694-puebla-reporta-mil-716-casos-de-influenza-a-h1n1.html

Puebla 716 thousand reported cases of Influenza A H1N1

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 11:19

News - Outstanding, Alerta Digital

In recent weeks the number of infections has decreased significantly.

Puebla, Puebla .- The state of Puebla remains in 17th place nationally in terms of confirmed cases of Influenza A H1N1.

Until 2 December the body Puebla thousand had infected 701 people, increasing to 716 thousand according to the report furnished by the Federal Ministry of Health until 23 December (although the Health Services of the State of Puebla, which are a thousand relate 714).

Across Mexico, the federal agency reports 68 thousand 123 cases confirmed, including 823 people have died.

The states which have been hit with the virus, are: Mexico City, with 7 thousand 727 cases, San Luis Potosi, 4 thousand 271; State of Mexico, with 4 thousand 238; Jalisco, with 4 MIL 10, and Nuevo Le?n , with 3 thousand 858.

However, infections have decreased significantly since the last fortnight has seen fewer than 100 cases per week across the country. Since late September and early October, when there were more people infected, 70 cases reaching up to a thousand in one week.

This despite the estimates of health agencies, which projected a resurgence of the disease at the beginning of the winter season.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.e-consulta.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=43308&Itemid=202

So far, no cases of influenza Puebla in this 2010
By Fernando Perez Corona
monday, 04 of 2010 of enero
Having spent four days this year, Puebla has reported no human influenza, then it closed 2009 with a thousand patients 714 cases and five deaths by the disease, according to Deputy Director of Epidemiology, Health Services, Araceli Cordova Soria.

According to the federal official, a total of 3 thousand 798 samples sent to National Institute of Epidemiological Reference (Indre), 54.8 percent tested positive for influenza A H1N1.

A breakdown of number of positive cases by Health Jurisdiction, 947 cases belong to Puebla in Zacapoaxtla recorded 161 cases in Tehuacan 140, Huauchinango 99, Huejotzingo 85, Dry 70, Rodriguez Tepexi 62, Chignahuapan 51, Acatl?n of Osorio 49 e Izucar de Matamoros 43, and 7 cases of poblanos were detected in other entities.

As regards gender, 901 (53%) positive cases were women and 813 (47%) while men, by age group, 688 (40%) are children and a thousand 26 (60%) adults.

Soria Cordoba stressed the importance of the whole society united in efforts to continue to work together on preventive measures against influenza AH1N1 like sneezing on the inside of the elbow, constant washing of hands, not exposed to sudden changes temperature, since in the winter increases the number of respiratory diseases and the population becomes vulnerable to these infections.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.periodicodigital.com.mx/...ent&view=article&id=105820&catid=48&Itemid=71

?Health secretary denied the state of Puebla Alfredo Arango Garcia has been raised to 50 the number of deaths from influenza A (H1N1) and stressed that only have, at the time, 5 confirmed deaths from this disease and are under study file 60 cases.In an interview with state official said he did not have high numbers of patients by this evil and stressed that until receiving notice of the authorities of the Indre.

"We have not received the report of the National Reference Institute for diagnosis of influenza, and only we have 5 deaths, although there are 60 files in transit, have not officially given to us."

Moreover, Arango Garcia, said she does not plan to leave the health department to participate in the electoral process this year, either as candidate or as a promoter to vote.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.e-consulta.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=45836&Itemid=202

Ministry of Health detects 50 deaths from influenza in Puebla

By Fernando Perez Corona
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
Between 10 April, when Mexico recorded the first human death from influenza, and on 14th of this month, Puebla added 50 deaths by the disease, according to information from the Ministry of Health.

The H1N1 influenza virus has already caused 45 deaths in January and in February 2010. This exceeds the records of June, with only 7 deaths recognized and August with a total of 37 cases.
According to this information, in April last year there were 62 deaths there, 72 May, 83 in July and 171 in September, 322 October, 172 in November and 67 December. The latest death Feb. 4 corresponds to a resident of San Luis Potosi, a single man of 40 years of age.

The epidemiological report states that in Ontario there are 135 deaths (an additional); Mexico State 127 (2 additional deaths), San Luis Potosi 55 (an additional), Oaxaca 51, Puebla 50 (an additional) 49 Jalisco (one more); Baja California 48, Guanajuato 43 (an additional) and Nuevo Leon 46 (4 additional); Aguascalientes 42; Chihuahua 41 Chiapas 40 (one more but in July), Queretaro 35, Hidalgo 29; Michoacan Zacatecas 28 and Veracruz 27 each one.

Just as, Yucat?n 21 (one more); Morelos 18; Tamaulipas 18 (one more), Sonora, Coahuila, Tlaxcala and 15 (one more in the latter state), Guerrero and Sinaloa 13; Durango 12 each; Baja California Sur Nayarit 11 each; Tabasco 3, Quintana Roo 2, 1 and Colima Campeche 1.

Of the total deaths, 532 are men and 509 women. In this group there were 540 married, 321 single, 102 were living in consensual union, 34 were widowed, 17 divorced and in 27 cases was not specified.
 
Re: Puebla: Cases

http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/661080.html

Puebla recorded about 2 thousand cases of A H1N1
The state Health Secretariat reported on the results given by the INDRE, which gave the results of influenza cases during 2009

Notimex
El Universal
Puebla Tuesday February 23, 2010
21:14


The Ministry of Health in the state confirmed that since the beginning of the epidemic to date, there have been 746 thousand positive cases of this disease in the state.

Reliance announced that 20 people have died from complications related to influenza A virus H1N1 since the start of the outbreak of the epidemic through December 2009.
Through a statement, the public institution explained that today officially received the report which was pending cases of 2009 by the Institute of Epidemiological Diagnosis and Reference (INDRE), With 15 more deaths.

He said that nine are for the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) and six to the Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE), making a total of 20, from August to December last year.

It was reported that currently only five people with the diagnosis of influenza A H1N1 were hospitalized, three in institutions of the Ministry of Health and two clinics of the IMSS, but are reported as not serious.

On vaccination, said 239 to 201 thousand doses are applied, equivalent to 36.22%, among the general population captured by the Ministry of Health, IMSS and ISSSTE.

He recalled that it has been shown that the biological is trustworthy and has important benefits, such as putting it safely to those who receive, without causing adverse reactions, so called poblanos to request your dose of free, along with continuing preventive measures.




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