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In the last week 17 more positive cases registered of influenza A (H1N1) in Zacatecas and two deceases, affirmed in conference the director of the Services of Health of the entity, Ra?l Estrada Day. He added that with it, in the present I hibernate already 62 add the patients and four the deaths registered by this cause. It indicated that of the new cases, 10 were attended in the instance that it heads and seven in the Mexican Institute of the Social security (IMSS) .Destac? except that of 62 positive patients of influenza, 35 correspond to women, who are equivalent to 53 %, whereas 27 are men (46.9 %). He added that two deceases for the influenza A (H1N1) took place one in a 35-year-old male of age, of Fresnillo; and other in a 65-year-old woman, in Loreto.