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Deaths From Human Rabies Increase in Jalisco
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The Ministry of Health monitors the family of the 68-year-old man, originally from Tonila, Jalisco, who died in days past of rabies, after the bite of a bovine, confirms his headline, Héctor Raúl Pérez Gómez. “From... Complete note »
In the last week in Mexico, two deaths from the rabies virus were detected. First, a man from Tonila, Jalisco, was bitten by an animal in May and died last August 7 due to the virus in a private hospital in Colima. The second victim was a 17-year-old woman from Valparaiso, Zacatecas, received medical attention in Durango but failed to survive. The main symptoms of rabies are: headache, fever, general discomfort, tingling and itching in the affec…
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