US EditionTainted Vitamin Drips Kill 7 at Sonora Clinic: Tuesday’s Mañanera Recapped
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Eight people have died and one more is still hospitalized in the state of Sonora, in northern Mexico, after in recent days they received suspected irregular intravenous serums in a private clinic, state authorities reported this Tuesday.
Health Secretary David Kershenobich stated that people who were affected by the administration of vitamin serum in Sonora would have been detected as “some bacterial contaminant” and this could have caused sepsis.
Sonora’s Prosecutor’s Office issued an international alert to arrest Jesús Maximiano, a doctor named for supplying vitamin serums that have caused the death of 8 people. “Search alerts have been issued nationwide through the country’s prosecutors’ offices, as well as notifications to United States authorities.”Rómulo Salas Chávez, Sonora’s prosecutorAccording to Romulo Salas Chávez, Sonora’s prosecutor, the alleged perpetrator accumulates 8 ongo…
The Sonora Ministry of Health reported that there are 8 deaths of patients who underwent injections of vitamin serum in Hermosillo. "There have been 11 suspected cases associated with the application of intravenous solutions by the same treating physician," the state agency reported. "Of the total, 8 deaths are reported, 1 person hospitalized and 2 persons recovered. We continue without generating new cases after the closure of the facility."
The vitamin serums that have left seven dead in Hermosillo, Sonora, could have been contaminated by a bacterium, according to Health Secretary David Kershenobich this Tuesday. The patients showed a rapid deterioration and died quickly after receiving the injection, except for the last victim, who was severe in the hospital for days, and has died this afternoon. The Federal Commission for the Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris) investigate…
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