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There Are Increasing Cases of H3n2 Influenza, Malaria and One of Chikungunya
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The Departmental Health Service (Sedes) La Paz, through the head of the Epidemiology and Research Unit, Jhoselyn Mamani, reported that during the fifth epidemiological week, 31 cases of H3N2 influenza were reported with the clarification that none are of type K; in addition, 43 cases of malaria and one case of chikungunya, among other sufferings. The report reports that La Paz faces an increase in cases of tropical and respiratory diseases. “In …
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