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A child dies for influenza type B in Argentina

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Editor, Senior Moderator
A 12-year-old child died and other is still hospitalized in Argentina as
consequence of the spread of a virus of flu B that it affected to
population of the from Buenos Aires locality of Maip? in the last days,
official sources confirmed.

The authorities could detect that the ' strange virus ' talks each other of
the influenza B, a picture that is characterized for a sudden beginning of
fever, accompanied by cough, shakes, headaches and muscular.

In a bulletin, the municipality of Maip? clarified that, during the last twelve days, seven boys of between four and 14 years ' they did consultations for a picture of fever prolonged with muscular pains '.

Several were deposited, but they all evolved favorably, except the one that should have remained in the hospital.

The municipal authorities requested the intervention of
specialists in infectolog?a and epidemiology, those who presented themselves
to evaluate the situation.


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