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Guadalajara, Jalisco. - The Secretary of Health Jalisco (SSJ) confirms the first case of influenza A-H1N1 of the year, it is a question of a 30-year-old young man, inhabitant of the municipality of Zapopan, apparently it presents precedents of asthma and lacks the vaccines. The manager of the department of epidemiolog?a, Arturo Rangel, mentioned that this type of virus has joined to the cases of seasonal influenza: ' Every year we are going to have some cases caused by these viruses ' .'Este married that there was it was an ambulatory case, a hospital saw it but the treatment was in his house, it is not a serious case '.Arturo Rangel aimed that this virus reappeared at the end of last year in Jalisco, he warns that before the low temperatures registered in the entity from last week probably there should appear outlying cases of H1N1 or of type A.
