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Copd Drops 20% in Jalisco but Continues to Claim Thousands of Lives
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In Jalisco, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease recorded a 20% decrease, although civilian hospitals reported 18,605 patients between 2023 and 2024. COPD, the fourth leading cause of death in the world, mainly affects over 40 years of age and smokers over 10 cigarettes a day. Tobacco smoke, pollution and prolonged exposure to irritants are the most common causes. 80% of cases are detected in advanced stages and many require supplementary oxyge…
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