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Bolivia registers more than 200 possible cases of flu A

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Editor, Senior Moderator
La Paz - Bolivia. - More than 200 cases of persons suspicious of carrying the flu A/H1N1, is the result of the new outbreak or the second wave of the virus in the country.
According to the System of Information in Health (SNIS) of the Department of the area, up to the week 14 of this year, that is to say up to yesterday, in Bolivia there registered 269 cases suspicious of carrying the flu A, of which 6 were confirmed. The positive cases correspond to Santa Cruz (5) and Beni (1), which makes to notice that the capital cruce?a, as 2009, begins to demonstrate as the focus of the evil in the country.
The most recent case happened precisely in the city of Santa Cruz, with a 6-year-old child of age.
? The National Center of Tropical Illnesses (Cenetrop) brought the positive result with flu A/H1N1 in a 6-year-old child in Santa Cruz ?, informed to the ABI, the day before yesterday, the person in charge of the Program Influenza of the Department of Health, Ren? Leniz.
It indicated that the patient receives treatment intradomiciliario, with the dosage of oseltamivir, medicine to fight the virus.

On the other hand, it pointed out that this portfolio of State waits for the laboratory results of a woman of the third age, suspect of carrying the virus in the Hospital of Clinics of La Paz.
With the purpose of preparing the evil, the Department of Health initiated last Monday, the campaign of vaccination against the virus. Initially, one will vaccinate 900 persons between personnel of health, pregnant women and chronic patients (diabetes, cancer, renal evil, asthma and others)

http://www.fmbolivia.com.bo/noticia25754-bolivia-registra-mas-de-200-posibles-casos-de-gripe-a.html
 
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