Appointments for COVID-19 testing in the call center of the University of Guadalajara have decreased by half in the last two weeks, reports Jesús Carlos Mora, coordinator of the area. He details that at the end of January they answered, on average, 700 calls a day, but currently there are only 300.
José Parra Sandoval, in charge of the attention center of the Jalisco Ministry of Health, agrees that in the last two weeks the requests for tests have dropped. Most were to request information on vaccination and clarify doubts. "The greatest demand is for . . .
