After he was attacked by illness and suffered burns in his feet, suffering from diabetes, and a feeling of sadness and frustration following he came to perform Hajj this year 1443 AH, his attention and thought focused on performing this long-awaited duty, but when he saw the unique medical care he received in Al-Noor Specialist Hospital returned to hope once more, and all his fears dissipated, following he was informed that he will complete his argument, God willing, through the medical convoy of the Ministry of Health.
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Increase in prepaid medicine confirmed: how much will have to be paid in August, October and December
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The government confirmed that medicine fees prepaid will increase in august other 11,34%. The raises will be also in october and decemberaccording to the result of the Health Cost Index.
Through resolution 1293/2022 of the Ministry of Healthit was determined that the fees for private medicine will increase in August for the seventh time in 2020 and established the bimonthly adjustment mechanism that will be applied later.
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How much will prepaids increase in August
According to what the Ministry of Health agreed with the companies that are part of the National Registry of Prepaid Medicine Entities, the increase in August will be 11.34%.
With the increase in July, and the one authorized from August 1, the accumulated increase will reach 68,5%.
Thus, in the month of August, a family plan, a married couple with two children, will cost between $40.000 y $60.000 monthly.
How much prepaid increased during 2022
- January: 9%
- March: 6%;
- April: 6%;
- Mayo: 8%;
- June: 10%;
- Julio: 4%.
What is the Health Cost Index that will determine the increases in prepaid
The next rises in prepaid medicine fees will follow the Health Cost Indexwhich is the sum of the costs of medicines, medical supplies, salaries set by the parity and general expenses incurred by the Superintendence of Health Services.
Water, groups and schools, among the increases of the month of July
From July 1 the water will increase by 20%. It’s regarding the water and sewer fee that users pay monthly Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires (AMBA) to the company AySA.
To this increase will be added another one in october that will complete a total annual increase of 32%, as was made official a few days ago in the Official Gazette.
Secondly, The ballots began to arrive with increases in electricity and gas that were authorized at the end of May. For now, none of the three public services is segmented: for now they will be paying the standard uploads for most users (except those included in the social rate).
- Bus ticket in the AMBA
As the Cabinet chief, Juan Manzur, advanced in his presentation in Congress, in July a rise of 40% of the bus ticket in AMBA, rate that depends on the decision of the national government.
In this way, although the exact date of implementation is not yet confirmed, the minimum route of up to 3 kilometers will go from $18 to $25.20.
Like water, the bus ticket in the AMBA has not increased since 2019. In other provinces, on the other hand, the increases did occur, and there are differences of up to four times between what is paid in the capital of the country and the rest of the cities of Argentina.
it is pending a definition on the train ticket of metropolitan passengers, whose value has also been frozen for three years.
As they trusted TN sources of private entities, both in the City of Buenos Aires and in the province of Buenos Aires, the tariffs will increase in July by 15%.
“The July increase in both jurisdictions was already agreed upon, but the percentage increased from the original 11% to the current 15% because teacher salaries went from an increase of 42% to 62% in the last modification of the jurisdictional teaching parity”, they maintained from the associations.
Then, they specified that there will be a new rise in the City scheduled for October and in the Province of Buenos Aires it is expected to be in September.
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The Ministry of Health and Population revealed that it had monitored a rise in community infection rates with the Corona virus by 6.9% during the past epidemiological week.
Hossam Abdel Ghaffar, a spokesman for the Ministry of Health and Population, attributed this increase to a number of reasons, chief among them: the emergence of some sub-mutants of “Omicron” that spread faster, but they do not lead to severe injuries, as well as the laxity of citizens in adhering to precautionary measures and wearing masks, especially during gatherings and in Enclosed and poorly ventilated places.
The reasons also included a decrease in acquired immunity from vaccination or previous infection, due to the passage of more than 6 months following one of them, according to “Abdul Ghaffar”.
The Ministry of Health recommended obtaining the vaccination for those who did not receive the vaccine, or obtaining a booster dose for those with chronic diseases, immunodeficiencies, or the elderly, and three months have passed since the last vaccination or infection with corona.
It also recommended obtaining a booster dose for everyone who has been more than 6 months old since the last vaccination or infection, with an emphasis on continuing door-knocking campaigns to reach all targeted groups with vaccination.
And Dr. Adel Khattab, professor of chest diseases and member of the Supreme Committee for Respiratory Viruses, had previously settled the controversy regarding the spread of a wave of “cold and influenza” among citizens during the past days.
Khattab said in statements to “Masrawy”, that “this noticeable matter is not a response, but there has been a noticeable increase in cases of coronavirus infections in recent days.”
He stressed the need not to underestimate the infection with corona at the present time, adding: “It is possible that your immunity as a person is good and a mild corona brings you, but it infects your family or patients with heart and diabetes and gets them bigger problems and causes them greater complications.”
Khattab continued: “Being underestimated is not permissible, and there is no such thing as a cold role, a fan or an air conditioning. The symptoms are true and mild, like the role of cold, but we must reassure ourselves, do the necessary analyzes and get treatment, and not leave ourselves.”
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Monkeypox in Peru: Minsa denounces that monitored people do not detail with whom they had contact | VIDEO Ministry of Health Joel Candia rmmn | LIME
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
After the three confirmed cases of the monkey pox in the country, the Vice Minister of Public Health, Joel Candiadenounced that some people who are being monitored by the Ministry of Health (Minsa), through the National Center for Epidemiology, Disease Prevention and Control (CDC), they are not collaborating with providing all the information regarding the places and citizens with whom they had contact in the last 10 days.
“I call on the population, who are not giving all the data to those responsible for the Ministry of Health. That makes epidemiological research difficult for us. They are not giving that in seven or ten days where they have been, who they have been with and mostly they are presenting in those people who have some immunosuppressed diseases”pointed to Canal N.
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Candia recalled that to date epidemiological fences have been implemented and that these cover confirmed cases of monkeypox and contacts of these citizens diagnosed with the disease.
“We ask all of you to please, when you go to your house to do an investigation, give all the data that will make it easier for us to know what contacts you were with.”he remarked.
“There is probably a greater risk because these people are not giving timely information to the Ministry of Health. I call on those people who tell the truth. These people have diseases and have a risk factor for complications”insisted Candia Briceño.
When asked if you are people might be sued for not providing complete information, replied: “We are probably analyzing with the professionals of the legal part that those people who do not give any type of information, because they will be reported to the Prosecutor’s Office and the prosecutor will be able to intervene because we are attacking the population that at any moment might present an imminent risk in Peru”.
About monkeypox cases
To date, three cases of monkey pox have been confirmed in Metropolitan Lima. The Minister of Health, Jorge López, said that the patients, who belong to the same circle of acquaintances, are stable, their relatives are isolated and that epidemiological surveillance has been reinforced at airports, ports and land crossings in Peru.
Also, he said that the Ministry of Health (Minsa) It is currently investigating these cases and monitoring all the contacts of these people.
Through a statement, the Minsa urges the population to go to the nearest health facility if present: back pain, headache, fatigue and/or skin rashes.
What is monkeypox?
It is a rare disease caused by a virus that is transmitted from animals to people and is similar to smallpox but is considered less serious.
How is it transmitted?
- By direct contact with blood, body fluids, skin lesions or mucous membranes of infected wild animals, such as rodents and primates from Africa.
- By direct contact with infected secretions from the respiratory tract of an infected person, and droplets produced by coughing, talking or sneezing.
- By touching the skin lesions or the materials used in cleaning or handling the lesion.
- For touching objects recently contaminated with the patient’s fluids, such as sheets, dishes, among others.