Residents with Salmonellosis, “out of danger”
Quick Look
Staff at the General Hospital of Mexico reported that the resident doctors affected by salmonellosis are stable and out of danger, while investigations into the outbreak continue.
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Why It Matters
An outbreak of acute infectious salmonella gastroenteritis affected 135 specialists since August 31.
Staff at the General Hospital of Mexico Dr. Eduardo Liceaga reported that the resident doctors who were affected by salmonellosis “remain stable and out of danger,” while investigations continue to determine the causes of the outbreak.
Doctors from that institution pointed out that “there are fewer who are hospitalized and none of them have a serious condition,” so it is expected that next week they will be able to return to their activities.
Until the closing of this edition, the Ministry of Health had not issued any update report on the health status of those affected or on possible progress in the investigations into the cause of the outbreak of acute infectious gastroenteritis due to salmonella that affected 135 specialists since August 31.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Return of residents to their activities next week
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What was the exact cause of the salmonella outbreak?
- When will the Ministry of Health issue an official report?
