Andrea Ojeda
Dr. Andrea Ojeda serves as the Director of Vigilance of Health in Paraguay, where she plays a crucial role in monitoring and responding to public health concerns, particularly in relation to vector-borne diseases like dengue. Recently, she was in the news discussing the current dengue situation in Paraguay, emphasizing that while the country is not facing a large-scale epidemic, there are concerns about the potential arrival of the DENV-3 serotype, which could change the dynamics of the outbreak. Ojeda's insights highlight the importance of preventive measures and public awareness in controlling the spread of dengue.
Global Media Ratings
Countries Mentioned
No country-level mention data available.
Interactive World Map
Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.
Recent Mentions
Paraguay:
Andrea Ojeda is the director general of the Dirección de Vigilancia de la Salud and discusses the potential risk of a dengue epidemic in Paraguay.
8
Paraguay:
Andrea Ojeda is the director of the Vigilancia de la Salud and provided information on the measles cases.
7
Paraguay:
Dr. Andrea Ojeda indicated that the epicenter of the outbreak remains in San Pedro.
7
Paraguay:
Andrea Ojeda from the Dirección de Vigilancia de la Salud highlighted the importation of the measles virus into Paraguay.
7
Paraguay:
Andrea Ojeda, directora de Vigilancia de la Salud, explicó que los casos de sarampión llevan un largo tiempo.
7
Paraguay:
Andrea Ojeda confirmed that the Rapid Response Team verified three more cases of measles in children.
7
Paraguay:
Doctor Andrea Ojeda, head of the General Directorate of Health Surveillance, spoke about a measles case detected in a child in San Pedro department.
8
Paraguay:
Dr. Andrea Ojeda, director of Health Surveillance, emphasized the importance of vaccination against influenza due to a rise in cases.
8
Paraguay:
Doctor Andrea Ojeda spoke about the current situation in Paraguay regarding the circulation of dengue and respiratory diseases.
8
Paraguay:
Dr. Andrea Ojeda detailed the significant increase in confirmed coronavirus cases in the country.
7