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Dengue continues to grow in Jalisco

In Jalisco, dengue infections continue to grow despite daily spraying at sites considered to be sources of infection.

According to the latest report from the Federal Ministry of Health, the State confirmed 968 cases and 5,611 probable cases. In one week, 82 patients entered the official registry.

In the same period last year, 422 patients were registered and 3,608 were under study: more than double the cases and suspected cases compared to last year.

The Jalisco Ministry of Health (SSJ) has invested $117.4 million pesos (MDP) to prevent and control . . .

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