luis ostrosky/ doctor ut health tc: 00 01 02-09 el año pasado teníamos uno paciente debes en cuando y track 3---grafhic --- segn informes de los centros para el control y prevencion de enfermedades, esta temporada, el virus se ha extendido en 46 estados y desde mediados de diciembre, al menos 106 personas han muerto a causa de esta enfermedad infecciosa, a nivel nacional. en california, uno de los estados ms afectados, se reportan 27 muertes...y en el condado de dallas en texas 18 personas han fallecido.... luis ostrosky/ doctor ut health tc: 00 01 24---31 la vacuna que tenemos este año no fue buen match./ victor hugo rodriguez/ houston, texas tc 00 15 39--49 aunque el problema ha sido que la que la vacuna no siempre funciona de forma adecuada, aun así, los expertos en la medicina exhortan a la comunidad para que se vacune...eso puede hacer que los síntomas puedan ser menos severos. track 4---pero los mas preocupante es que hospitales en todo el pais enfrentan una escases de liquidos intravenosos debido a que la fabrica que los hace en puerto rico, fue demolida por el huracan maria...

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