US Edition12 Children Affected and 3 Killed by Bacteria Reported at the National Children's Institute in San Borja
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Hospital del Niño: They save a 13-year-old girl by removing giant hair tumors in her stomachHospital del Niño: The silent and sacrificed work of nursing technicians PREOCUPANTE. Twelve patients from the National Institute of Health of the Child of San Borja were infected by the bacteria Ralstonia pickettii, capable of causing serious infections, according to a report from the Health portal with Lupa. Of the twelve children infected, three died.T…
Huancayo: Adulter physician notes to access Plaza SerumsMore health, less anemia: medical campaign cares for 500 school childrenA total of 12 pediatric patients from the National Institute of Child Health of San Borja, aged between 8 months and 10 years, were diagnosed with Ralstonia pickettii bacteria.Three of them died, although the institution pointed out that the deaths would not be directly related to this pathogen.The information was revea…
Family members say goodbye in private to the remains of journalist Jaime Chincha in Miraflores They will give 5,000 breads with chicharrón in La VictoriaAt least 12 patients from the National Institute of Child Health of San Borja, aged between 8 months and 10 years, have been diagnosed with the bacteria Ralstonia pickettii, a microorganism capable of causing serious pictures in people with compromised defenses. This was revealed by a health res…
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