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According to the epidemiological report of the Ministry of health, until the end of July this year recorded 107 cases of the influenza A (H1N1) at the national level, it figure less than that registered in 2012, when had a report of 549 cases in the same period. Eight deaths have occurred. Starting from July recorded 107 cases of H1N1, of which 40 were reported in Santa Cruz, 13 in Tarija, 12 in Cochabamba, 17 in La Paz, 13 in Chuquisaca, five in Oruro and seven in Potosi. To eight deaths were reported nationwide: with a(H3N2); one in Potosi, three in El Alto and two in La Paz. There is also a case with influenza B in the Department of La Paz and one with A (H1N1) in Oruro. All with underlying pathology, i.e. had a disease such as hypertension, diabetes and AIDS. With regard to respiratory illnesses, peace is located in area of epidemic and Santa Cruz in alarm. / ANF
