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Woman dies in Puebla of H1N1

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http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/681433.html

Woman dies in Puebla of H1N1
With the death, also two people who have died so far this year because of human influenza virus

NL records new death from influenza A 05/09/2010
49 confirmed cases of influenza in Puebla 4/24/2010
A low, cases of influenza in BCS 04/22/2010
Death ruled official by H1N1 3/18/2010
DIF official dies of H1N1 influenza 3/18/2010
Detect suspected cases of influenza in 2010-03 Tabasco-05Puebla, Pue. | Tuesday May 18, 2010

Notimex | El Universal
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The health secretary in the state, Alfredo Arango Garcia, confirmed the death of a woman, 42 years old, because of human influenza virus, which added the second death from the disease this year.

In an interview, the state official said the woman had her home in Tlaxcala, but was moved to the city of Puebla where she received medical attention at the IMSS, but due to the lateness of the disease, could not be saved despite medical treatment.

He explained that with this death, total 22 deaths confirmed in the state of Puebla since it became known outbreak of influenza virus A (H1N1), originated in April 2009.

Abounded that this year is a report of 57 positive cases of human influenza, the jurisdiction of the health of Puebla, with 18 cases, followed Zacapoaxtla with 15 in Matamoros Iz?car 6 in Huauchinando with 5 cases, there are four Huejotzingo cases, and Rodriguez and Acatl?n Tepexi three cases.

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