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Friday April 1, 2011

MEXICO CITY .- The H1N1 strain has shifted to other influenza viruses circulating in the country, said Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova.

Interviewed after leading the anniversary of the National Association of Endoscopy, the official stressed that while the presence of the pandemic virus became zero at some times of the season, recent surveys found him in more than half of patients with influenza .

"(The report) 137 cases last week, more than 50 percent A H1N1, are still very few, we are talking about 75 cases (H1N1) across the country, is not worrying, remember that before we had a thousand cases daily, 2 000 cases or more, "he said.

A question expresses, the official said in Chihuahua have reported six deaths from the disease and 80 cases, of which only 17 have been confirmed

Dejan high temperatures more deaths H1N1 virus: Córdova Villalobos
Mexico | Friday, 01 April, 3:11 | Source: Informa Uniradio

A Friend After affirming that human influenza outbreaks recorded in Chihuahua are practically controlled, the Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, said that while this disease has left four deaths in recent days, high temperatures are eight deaths.

Interviewed after the 40 Anniversary Commemorative Meeting of the Mexican Association of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, explained that the eight deaths were recorded by high temperatures in Baja California: two for heat exhaustion and heat stroke six.

He said that this year will be "very hot and dry," which encourages other diseases, like dengue, which in the first quarter of this year there have been only 700 cases, while in the same period in 2010 totaled more than four thousand.

As for the human influenza said both Chihuahua and the rest of the country the number of cases is practically negligible, so there is no reason for concern, as 75 patients were reported last week across the country when the pandemic that occurred two years ago were up to two thousand cases a day.

Chihuahua specifically said that in recent days there have been six deaths, four of them confirmed also that there are two seriously ill in hospital.

He added that there has been no new cases and that until last Friday reported 14. Equally have been applied almost 60 thousand shots and enhanced surveillance.

With regard to gastrointestinal problems, warned that the increase is notable for gastroesophageal reflux among Mexicans, especially among those with obesity, resulting in more cases of cancer of the glandular esophagus.

In the same case is generated by chronic alcoholism that liver cirrhosis in men is located on the fourth leading cause of death.

Cordova Villalobos said that this trend is associated with changes in lifestyle of the population and food low in fiber.

After affirming that outbreaks of influenza A-H1N1registrados in Chihuahua are practically controlled, the Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, said that while this disease has left four deaths in recent days, high temperatures are eight deaths
CD. DE MEXICO .- After the 40 Anniversary Commemorative Meeting of the Mexican Association of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Córdova Villalobos explained that the eight deaths were recorded by high temperatures in Baja California: two for heat exhaustion and heat stroke six.

He said that this year will be "very hot and dry," which encourages other diseases, like dengue, which in the first quarter of this year there have been only 700 cases, while in the same period in 2010 totaled more than four thousand.

As for the human influenza said both Chihuahua and the rest of the country the number of cases is practically negligible, so there is no reason for concern, as 75 patients were reported last week across the country when the pandemic that occurred two years ago were up to two thousand cases a day.

Chihuahua specifically said that in recent days there have been six deaths, four of them confirmed also that there are two seriously ill in hospital.

There have been no new cases and until last Friday reported 14. Equally have been applied almost 60 thousand shots and stepped up surveillance, he said.

And are 7 deaths from influenza in Chihuahua mass vaccination announced this weekend
Organizacion Editorial Mexicana
April 1, 2011

El Heraldo de Chihuahua

Chihuahua, Chih .- The Ministry of Health confirmed a new death related to H1N1 influenza, so total 7 cases of death and 25 confirmed with the virus.

As a result, vaccination will be strengthened throughout the state, announced Health Secretary Sergio Piña Marshall, who said that it must strengthen health work so that the new growth will slow as soon as possible and declare the end emergency.

As part of the vaccination campaign against influenza AH1N1que launched the State Government through the Ministry of Health, on Saturday and Sunday 50 seats will be installed in different places like shopping centers, health centers, among others.

Confirmed another death from H1N1 influenza in Chihuahua

One of the people who died in the early days of the outbreak of human influenza and which was classified as suspected of having died from the H1N1 virus, the case was finally confirmed as positive, says El Diario of Ciudad Juarez .

Foregoing, the official death toll that record the state health authorities of Chihuahua is three human deaths from influenza.

Hector Puertas Rincones, committee spokesman said surveillance so far there are 13 positive cases and 51 suspected cases, said El Diario .

As part of the vaccination campaign against influenza H1N1, the Health Ministry reported that during this weekend will operate 50 stations distributed strategically in the city.
During Saturday and Sunday, trained staff will install the posts in different places like shopping centers, health centers and others.
Semi vaccination centers will be located in health centers: San Felipe, Rosario, October 2, Revolution, Insurgentes, in Plaza del Sol Mall Fashion, plus all the branches of: Wal-Mart, Sam's, Smart, Alsup, Soriana others in, City Sports, Main Square, the Palomar Park Expogan
It should be noted that attend to people of all ages and belong or not the aforementioned health centers.