WHO Monitors Pneumonia Cases of Unknown Origin in Argentina

Mystery cluster of pneumonia cases in Argentina being monitored by World Health Organisation

Tests for known respiratory viruses and other viral, bacterial and fungal agents were all negative.

Argentinian officials investigating deadly outbreak of pneumonia of ‘unknown origin’

COVID-19 has reportedly been ruled out; two deaths have been reported.

WHO monitoring cases of pneumonia of unknown origin in Argentina

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The World Health Organization (WHO) monitors a cluster of 10 mysterious cases of pneumonia that have no known cause and have caused three people to die.

WHO Monitors Pneumonia Cases of Unknown Origin in Argentina

CHICAGO - The World Health Organization is monitoring a cluster of 10 cases of pneumonia from an unknown cause in an outbreak in Argentina that so far h

WHO monitoring cases of pneumonia of unknown origin in Argentina

CHICAGO: The World Health Organization is monitoring a cluster of 10 cases of pneumonia from an unknown cause in Argentina in an outbreak that so far has included three deaths. The cases are linked to a single private clinic in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán, located in the northwest part of the country, according to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the regional office of the WHO. An initial report on Tuesday included five healthc…