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Spain to study Chile methods of epidemic management?

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.latercera.com/contenido/680_157290_9.shtml

Google translation:

Spain is considering sending experts to Chile to find out measures for human influenza
Health authority of that country was concerned by the latest deaths from the disease.
by latercera.com and agencies - 17/07/2009 - 13:17

The Ministry of Health of Spain is concerned about two recent deaths virus AH1N1, registered in the past few hours, one associated with a woman who apparently had no problem pathologies base.

"We are very concerned, because so far the most serious cases were in people who had given pathology, who had prior illness," said Minister Trinidad Jimenez to Spanish National Radio (RNE).

In this vein, the authority did not rule out sending experts to Chile to learn about the experience in management and preventive measures taken to tackle the virus.

"It's spot see the outbreak as it moves towards preventive measures in Spain," said director general of Public Health, Ildefonso Hern?ndez.

Hernandez expressed his confidence that the number of patients by AH1N1 "no summation is" to sick of the flu season.

The Spanish authorities are looking to Chile, as it ensured that the traditional virus seasonal influenza has been overtaken in some periods by the AH1N1.

Died on Thursday, a Nigerian woman of 33 years in the Balearic Islands and a man of 71 in Madrid, bringing to four the number of dead in the country because of the disease.

Of the 14,600 cases of influenza have been detected AH1N1 in Europe, with 18 deaths, corresponding to 1222 Spain, according to the latest figures from the Ministry of Health.
 
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