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Bolivia: 14 cases of H1N1 flu

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The Minister of Health and Sports, Nila Heredia, reported that in the first half of the current administration, there were 14 cases of H1N1 flu. He noted that work will continue to keep the pandemic under control. According to research studies, influenza H1N1 emerged in 2009, was a pandemic caused by a variant of influenza A viruses of swine origin (subtype H1N1). The source of infection is a variant of the H1N1 strain, with genetic material from an avian strain, two strains of porcine and human mutated and jumped between species. 'To date the Ministry of Health recorded 14 cases of H1N1 flu, which was not given any report of death.
We are working for people not to be overlooked, especially in this winter season which is where there is an increase in colds and can be confused with the common cold, "said Heredia, who asked people not to neglect the hygiene as washing hands before eating, unhealthy when they are cold and go to a center with respect to treatment adecuado.Con Acute Respiratory Infections (HCAI), said the number of cases went down paulatinam


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