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Cases: Health registers 5,359 cases of coronavirus, 90 deaths and a brake on the decline in incidence
Immunization: How many vaccines have been given in Spain?
This is how vaccination against Covid-19 advances in each community
The
infections
and
deaths
from the
coronavirus rise
compared to a week ago.
Health has reported 5,359 new
infections
in the last 24 hours, compared to 3,988 last Tuesday, and 90 more deaths since yesterday, as well as a slight decrease in the cumulative incidence of the
coronavirus
in 14 days of one point, to 128 cases.
The data of the coronavirus in Spain
* Source: Ministry of Health
Total figures: 3,652,879 confirmed coronavirus cases with diagnostic test for active infection;
There have been 79,801 deaths with a positive test as of May 25.
577,638 in Andalusia (9,867 dead)
123,454 in Aragon (3,503 dead)
52,062 in Asturias (1,965 dead)
60,262 in the Balearic Islands (839 dead)
55,855 in the Canary Islands (768 dead)
30,054 in Cantabria (563 dead)
191,626 in Castilla-La Mancha (5,911 dead)
229,794 in Castilla y León (6,875 dead)
608,353 in Catalonia (14,511 dead)
5,810 in Ceuta (114 dead)
393,803 in the Valencian Community (7,383 dead)
75,520 in Extremadura (1,800 dead)
126,181 in Galicia (2,400 dead)
711,411 in Madrid (15,243 dead)
9,064 in Melilla (97 dead)
112,606 in Murcia (1,596 dead)
62,007 in Navarra (1,170 dead)
196,767 in the Basque Country (4,425 dead)
30,612 in La Rioja (771 dead)
07.12 Madrid launches a self-citation system to get vaccinated
The Community of Madrid launches this Wednesday, May 26, the pilot phase of a self-citation system to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, starting with the general population between 57 and 67 years old.
These people,
born between 1954 and 1964
, will be able to select their appointment to be vaccinated within the authorized agendas of the
Wizink Center
and
Wanda Metropolitano
vaccination centers
.
The agendas of these vaccination points will offer
appointments starting on May 29
and one week ahead, and each day that passes the agenda will open one more day.
The self-appointment can be requested through the Covid-19 Community of Madrid website or through the virtual health card.
7.10 Only 0.01% of vaccinated Americans have been infected with coronavirus
Just 10,200 Americans have been re-infected with COVID-19 of the 101 million who were fully vaccinated at the end of April, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported today.
In the study revealed today, the CDC researchers noted that although the available vaccines are "highly effective", the cases of infections in vaccinated were "predictable" while waiting for the immunization of the population to reach "sufficient levels" to reduce even more transmission.
This number of cases of infections after being vaccinated represents a rate of just 0.01%.
The still tentative CDC report nonetheless acknowledges that the figure is likely higher since it is based on voluntary patient reports and focuses on the most severe cases.
7.05 UK reports first cases of stroke caused by AstraZeneca vaccine
A team of specialists from the United Kingdom has reported the first three cases of people with ischemic strokes caused by clots in the arteries after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine against covid-19.
This stroke, which occurs when blood clots occur in the arteries that supply blood to the brain, is the most common form of stroke, but this is the first time it has been reported in people vaccinated with AstraZeneca serum.
Until now, all the cases of thrombi registered after receiving the Oxford vaccine had appeared in veins (mainly of the brain).
In addition, all had low levels of platelets and antibodies against platelet factor 4 (PF4), a protein that favors the formation of clots.
Information on the three new cases - all reported in young adults - is detailed today in a letter signed by a dozen doctors and researchers and published in the
Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry
.
In all cases, ischemic stroke was associated with obstruction of the great arteries (both carotid and middle cerebral artery) and two patients also had hepatic and cerebral venous thrombosis.
All three had extremely low platelet levels, confirmed anti-PF4 antibodies, and elevated D-dimer (also related to clotting).
7.00 Sixteen basic health zones in Madrid exceed the threshold set to put restrictions
Sixteen basic health zones (ZBS) of the total of 286 in the Community of Madrid have a cumulative incidence over fourteen days greater than 300 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, the threshold set by the regional government, together with other criteria, to decree restrictions on mobility.
The basic areas with the highest recorded incidence are Rascafría (481.66);
San Pablo City, in Coslada (381.55);
Los Fresnos, in Torrejón de Ardoz (364.1);
and Getafe Norte, in Getafe (355.7), according to the weekly epidemiological map of the Ministry of Health.
The other areas are: Puerta del Ángel (355.71).
Coimbra Park (341), Colmenar Viejo Norte (338.87), Pizarro (333.31), Barajas (331.86), El Soto (327.3), Ángela Uriarte (315), La Princesa (309.31) , San Martín de Valdeiglesias (308), Chopera (306), Valdebernardo (302) and Alameda de Osuna (301.56).
The criteria applied by the General Directorate of Public Health to establish mobility restrictions by basic health areas are: threshold higher than 300 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in fourteen days, increasing trend and community transmission.
Since this Monday, none of the basic areas of the Community of Madrid has mobility restrictions, something that had not happened since last September, when the limitations that were in force in eleven areas were lifted in which the data of incidence of the pandemic.
On the other hand, 37 municipalities present zero cumulative incidence after fourteen days, such as Patones, La Hiruela, El Atazar or Montejo de la Sierra.
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