Actualización Regional Pandemia (H1N1) 2009 (Publicada el 1 de junio, 2010)

 

 

 

 

La información contenida en esta actualización se obtiene a partir de los datos distribuidos por los Ministerios de Salud de los Estados Miembros y de los Centros Nacionales de Influenza, ya sea por intermedio de reportes enviados a la OPS o en actualizaciones de sus páginas Web.

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Resumen semanal

·          En América del Norte, la actividad de enfermedad respiratoria aguda continúa estable y es menor de lo esperado en la mayoría de las áreas.

·          En los países del Caribe, Cuba y Jamaica notificaron tendencias sin cambios de enfermedad respiratoria aguda.

·          En América Central, El Salvador y Honduras reportaron tendencias decrecientes de enfermedad respiratoria aguda, mientras que Panamá reportó tendencia creciente.

·          Los países de América del Sur notificaron tendencias decrecientes o sin cambios de enfermedad respiratoria aguda.

·          Entre la SE 1 y 20 de 2010, en Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala y Jamaica predominó el virus pandémico. En Argentina y Paraguay se identificó principalmente virus sincicial respiratorio.

·          Se notificaron 9 nuevas muertes confirmadas en 3 países; en total desde el inicio de la pandemia se han confirmado 8.410 fallecidos

 

Regional Update, Pandemic (H1N1) 2009. (Published on June 1, 2010)

 

 

 

 

The information contained within this update is obtained from data provided by Ministries of Health of Member States and National Influenza Centers through reports sent to Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) or updates on their web pages. 

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Weekly Update

·          In North America, acute respiratory disease activity remained stable and is lower than expected in most areas.

·          In the Caribbean countries, Cuba and Jamaica reported unchanged trends in acute respiratory disease.

·          In Central American countries, El Salvador and Honduras reported decreasing trends in acute respiratory disease while Panama reported an increasing trend.

·          All South American countries reported decreasing or unchanged trends in acute respiratory disease.

·          From EW 1 to 20, in Colombia, Cuba, Guatemala and Jamaica, the pandemic virus predominated. Argentina and Paraguay detected the predominance of respiratory syncytial virus.

·          9 new confirmed deaths in 3 countries were reported; in total there have been 8,410 cumulative confirmed deaths.


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