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High temperatures and holiday season would increase diarrhoeal diseases, hepatitis A, measles and pertussis, says UASLP expert

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With the arrival of the holiday season and the mobility of Holy Week, in addition to the increase in temperatures, the risks of contagion and disease increase. According to Dr. Andreu Comas García, professor and researcher at the Faculty of Medicine of the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí, although COVID-19 and influenza will remain present in low numbers, the most common conditions will be diarrhoeal infections, hepatitis A, measles and…
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High temperatures and holiday season would increase diarrhoeal diseases, hepatitis A, measles and pertussis, says UASLP expert – SLP News Agency San Luis Potosi

With the arrival of the holiday season and the mobility of Holy Week, in addition to the increase in temperatures, the risks of contagion and disease increase. According to Dr. Andreu Comas García, professor and researcher at the Faculty of Medicine of the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí, although COVID-19 and influenza will remain present in low numbers, the most common conditions will be diarrhoeal infections, hepatitis A, measles and…

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High temperatures and holiday season would increase diarrhoeal diseases, hepatitis A, measles and pertussis, says UASLP expert

With the arrival of the holiday season and the mobility of Holy Week, in addition to the increase in temperatures, the risks of contagion and disease increase. According to Dr. Andreu Comas García, professor and researcher at the Faculty of Medicine of the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí, although COVID-19 and influenza will remain present in low numbers, the most common conditions will be diarrhoeal infections, hepatitis A, measles and…

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