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There are already cases of influenza A H1N1 virus in Uruguay, El Pais infectious Homero Bagnulo. Although he could not say how many there are at times affected, Bagnulo said spread over several institutions and some have complications.
Gilberto Rios, director general of health, did not respond to inquiries from the country.
In the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, the traditional gateway to Uruguay virus, H1N1 has claimed at least seven deaths so far this winter. There are 37 confirmed cases and 536 people with symptoms of illness.
"It is logical that flu this time of year: all the viruses that are epidemic, then remain as endemic," said Bagnulo. The specialist said that in 2009 the epidemic was severe, so that in 2010 more people were vaccinated and there were fewer cases. 'But since nothing happened last year, people were vaccinated this year not so much' he said.
http://www.elpais.com.uy/110705/pnacio-577749/nacional/primeros-casos-de-h1n1-del-invierno/
Gilberto Rios, director general of health, did not respond to inquiries from the country.
In the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, the traditional gateway to Uruguay virus, H1N1 has claimed at least seven deaths so far this winter. There are 37 confirmed cases and 536 people with symptoms of illness.
"It is logical that flu this time of year: all the viruses that are epidemic, then remain as endemic," said Bagnulo. The specialist said that in 2009 the epidemic was severe, so that in 2010 more people were vaccinated and there were fewer cases. 'But since nothing happened last year, people were vaccinated this year not so much' he said.
http://www.elpais.com.uy/110705/pnacio-577749/nacional/primeros-casos-de-h1n1-del-invierno/