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Slightly increased flu cases. Following the epidemic situation

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Source: http://www.abc.es/agencias/noticia.asp?noticia=650008

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Slightly increased flu cases. Following the epidemic situation (Basque Autonomous Community)

ENVIRONMENT-HEALTH HEALTH |> AREA: Public health
01.11.2011 / 18:00 h
Vitoria, 11 feb (EFE) .- The number of people suffering from flu continues to grow in Euskadi and the first week of January the incidence rate rose to 343.6 cases per hundred thousand inhabitants, compared to 333 recorded seven days earlier as the situation continues "epidemic" in this community.

According to data released today by the Basque Department of Health, the highest incidence of influenza was recorded in the age group 5 to 14 years, followed by those aged between 25 and 44, which increases.

In the group aged between 15 and 24 has shown a lower incidence during the first week of January.

Of the 95 cases of influenza that has been posted in recent days Physicians Network Watcher autonomous region, 26 of them have led to isolates, of which 21 have been affected by the virus H1N1 or influenza A, which is still
The Public Health Department Basque Government has pointed out that prevention is the best measure against influenza and stressed the importance of getting vaccinated during flu season.
 
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