David Kershenobich

David Kershenobich

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David Kershenobich is the Secretary of Health in Mexico, recently noted for providing a report on childhood cancer during a government briefing.

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Kazakhstan Kazakhstan: The Minister of Health David Kershenobich emphasized that there are no cases of infection in Mexico and the risks are extremely low. 8

Tengri News – major Kazakh news website: Ограничения и карантин: какие страны закрыли границы из-за вспышки Эболы: 28 мая 18:48

Mexico Mexico: David Kershenobich, the head of the Ministry of Health, dismissed the presence of Ebola cases in the country and mentioned that the risk of global spread is low. 6

El Universal: Salud recomienda aislarse 21 días si se viajó a estos tres países

Germany Germany: Mexican Health Minister David Kershenobich announced stricter controls at airports and a three-week quarantine for travelers from Congo. 6

Süddeutsche Zeitung: WHO-Chef: Ebola-Ausbruch in Kongo ist „sehr schwierig“ einzudämmen - Gesundheit

Mexico Mexico: David Kershenobich informs about the investment of companies in the health sector as part of Plan Mexico. 7

El Universal: La mañanera de Sheinbaum, 28 de mayo, minuto a minuto

Mexico Mexico: David Kershenobich, secretario de Salud, explains what measles is and how it spreads. 8

El Universal: La mañanera de Sheinbaum, 11 de febrero, minuto a minuto

Mexico Mexico: David Kershenobich, the Secretary of Health in Mexico, mentioned that a meeting will be held to decide on vaccination for the upcoming sports event. 7

El Universal: Sarampión repunta en América y México concentra el mayor número de casos rumbo al Mundial 2026

Mexico Mexico: David Kershenobich, titular de la Ssa, expuso que el uso experimental en adultos aumentó de 10.6% en 2016 a 14.6% en 2025. 7

El Universal: Encuesta: aumenta consumo de drogas en adultos; baja en jóvenes