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Child 12 years old died in Sinaloa because of influenza A (H1N1)

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Editor, Senior Moderator
The Secretary of state Health confirmed the death of a 12-year-old girl of age, because of the virus of the influenza A (H1N1), united to problems of leukemia, at the end of last February.

In interview, the holder of the dependency, Ernesto Echeverr?a Aispuro, pointed out that with this case they add two the deceases due to the influenza.

Nevertheless, he made sure that Sinaloa is one of the states with minor index of cases of influenza in the country, with 0.8 per cent, as well as of morbidity due to this illness, with 0.2 per cent, detailed.

It indicated that on eve, the Secretary of federal Health notified them on the decease of the minor one, the original one of Mazatl?n, who was attended in a clinic of the port and died in the General Hospital of Culiac?n.

The secretary of state Health, announced that Sinaloa closes the cycle of this illness to the fall with 97 cases, of which 71 are of the type A (H1N1), that they correspond to 73 per cent and 26 of another type, which mean 27 per cent.

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