US EditionNew Measles Alert Following Confirmation of Positive Cases in Travellers: Who Should Be Alert to Symptoms
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The Ministry of Health of the Nation issued an epidemiological alert after confirming that four people diagnosed with measles circulated in several Argentine provinces, including Tucumán, between 13 and 16 November. The cases concerned three adults and one minor, residents of Uruguay, who returned from Bolivia by land and received the diagnosis in their country. According to the official notification, the travelers used public transport and made…
They issued the alert after a family from Uruguay, who upon arriving at their place of origin were confirmed as carriers of the disease, traveled the country with different means of long-distance transport.
In the last hours, the Ministry of Health of the Nation issued a health alert after registering new cases of measles between 13 and 16 November. According to the epidemiological alert, on 20 November, the National Liaison Center (CNE) for the International Health Regulations (RSI) of Uruguay notified a list of ...
Faced with the confirmation of four cases of measles of persons residing in Uruguay who travelled through Argentina from Bolivia, the Ministry of Health of the Nation issued an alert with the aim of informing about the epidemiological situation and urging the health teams to strengthen the surveillance of exanthematic febrile disease (EFE). The alert also involves verifying and completing vaccination schemes and raising awareness among the popul…
The health care portfolio details the itinerary of four people who left Bolivia and confirmed their contagions when returning to Uruguay.
The Ministry of Health of the Nation issued a health alert on Monday, the last day of the long weekend, on the confirmation of four cases of measles of Uruguayan residents who circulated in at least seven Argentine provinces on their return from Bolivia, between 13 and 16 November. The confirmed cases concern three adults and one minor, all without a history of vaccination, who participated in social activities in Bolivia and returned via land. …
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