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Children suffering from influenza A

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Children suffering from influenza A

The Government of Bolivia reported in the city of Trinidad to a boy of 11 years as the first case of bird AH1N1 this year, sources with the Ministry of Health of that country.



La Paz - Bolivia - Bolivia's government, through the Ministry of Health, reported the first case of H1N1 flu in the town of Trinidad, this is a child of 11 years.

"The National Center for Tropical Diseases (CENETROP) has confirmed that there has been a first case of influenza A in a child under 11 years of Beni, the child lives in the capital, Trinidad. The moment was being treated at a center hospital, "the head of Influenza Program, Ren? Lenis.

According to reports there are three suspected cases that have been registered, but have not yet been confirmed, since the samples have been sent to the United States whose results have not arrived. These two foreigners (Italian and an Argentinian) and a girl Beni, who were not released other details.

(Children Today)
 
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