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5 fatal cases of influenza A (H1N1) in the province of Santa Fe were confirmed. The information was confirmed by the Minister of Health of the province, Miguel Gonzalez, who said that 4 of dead people "belonging to risk groups". in that sense, Gonzalez stressed the importance of vaccination because "none of these cases had received the dose against influenza," adding that in Santa Fe "is working to complete the vaccination in the population at risk, task is being carried out effectively ".A purpose, the official added that" working together with municipalities and communes throughout the province to go to monitor how they appear and growing cases ".As the advance of the virus nationwide, the head of Carla Vizzoti, National Program for Control of vaccine-preventable diseases Health ministry warned that the circulation of influenza a "several weeks forward compared to the previous year."
[h=2]Province confirmed six deaths from Influenza A[/h]
Gonzalez Minister and Secretary of Health of the Municipality of Rosario, Leonardo Caruana, I gave at the headquarters of the health portfolio in the city, details about the current situation of Influenza A (H1N1) in the province of Santa Fe, given which to date have confirmed cases of influenza, all belonging to type a H1N1. "This immunization will give them prevention against severe form of the disease," said Molina, who stressed the suggestion to "let go of the misconception of some people who think that getting vaccinated or vaccinating their children become sick with the flu, because although the dose may result in the appearance of some flu-like symptoms, will in a short period then happen. "
"It is important that all who are in the risk group are vaccinated, vaccines are available and are distributed throughout the country. "And added to the 6 people who died in the last hours affected by influenza A, four in Jujuy and two in Salta, according to the latest reports from authorities in the health area, which admitted more than 162 cases reported nationwide in unvaccinated patients.
[h=2]Influenza A: Confirmed death of a woman in Rafaela [/h] As reported by a woman, a native of Ceres, she died as a result of influenza A. He was hospitalized in intensive care at the Hospital Dr. Jaime Ferr? de Rafaela. This is a woman of about 50 who entered the hospital six days ago and decompensated respiratory insufficiency. The patient was within the risk group as it had insulin-dependent diabetes and hypertension in addition to not be vaccinated against the H1N1 virus. REPORTED 35 deaths in the country: The deaths occurred in 13 provinces. There are cases in 19 jurisdictions. The Ministry of Health of the Nation reported that the country amounted to 35 dead people diagnosed with influenza A laboratory confirmed. In Cordoba, they confirmed the third death.
[h=1]Influenza A: A woman died in Casilda[/h]
A 56 year old woman died in the city of Casilda Santa Fe following a picture of influenza A, which was six fatalities from the disease in the province so far this year, it was officially reported today. The doctor Martin Gasol, director of the Hospital San Carlos de Casilda, 230 kilometers south of the city of Santa Fe, reported reporters that the death occurred yesterday at the health center. "He was a person with risk factors and had last entered a complicated picture respiratory week," he described. The woman, who was assisted in intensive care, "managed not exceed" the box, "despite receiving treatment indicated in patients affected by H1N1 influenza virus," he said.
[h=1]There are now 14 fatal cases of influenza A in the province of Santa Fe[/h]
SANTA FE.- At the peak circulation of influenza viruses and respiratory infections in the province of Santa Fe 14 people died from flu-like pictures that agravaron.Uno of these patients lived in Santa Fe and one in Santo Tom?. Ceres, Arroyo Seco, Las Parejas, Roldan, Casilda, and Fray Luis Beltran Tororas, according to the latest report by the Ministry of Health of the province: in addition Rosario five fatal cases and one at the following locations were recorded. They are all adults between 32 and 84 years. "Of the fourteen twelve had risk factors and none of them had been vaccinated against influenza in 2016," said the health portfolio. Compared with 2015, this year the appearance of circulating influenza virus strains was ahead in seven weeks and began in late April. For this reason we are going through the peak of infection, a situation that increased 60% on average attention on the guards of the city hospitals and in sanatoriums.
[h=1]There are now 21 dead by "swine flu" in Santa Fe[/h]
It is the number of deaths recorded since last April. The bad news is that the peak of deaths is expected by the H1N1 virus by the end of June. In 2015 they had 15 people killed by this disease.
A total of 21 people died from the virus of influenza A H1N1 in the province of Santa Fe since last April, according to the report given today by Minister of Provincial Health, Miguel Gonzalez, who said that in the last week killed seven others people. "Until two weeks ago, the magnitude of the situation was similar to last year. But since last week increased consultations, hospitalizations and the death toll," the latest report said the health portfolio funcionario.El dated last Monday, when it was reported that there were 14 victims so far, so the seven new cases made all of 2015 is exceeded when 15 people died meanwhile virus gripe.Por, the director of promotion and Health Prevention, Andrea Uboldi, said that "most will get sick, but will not need penetrate because we already have antibodies because the virus is circulating is the same as that of the 2009 pandemic."
[h=1]Third fatality and a fourth state very delicate[/h]
The H1N1 virus another life between inpatient previously claimed the "Jaime Ferr?" Rafaela Hospital. As confirmed from the hospital on Tuesday came the death of a young person, male. It was an individual 28 years of age who lives in the rural area of Ramona, who had been admitted a few days ago with a septic aggravated by kidney failure. As is protocol in such cases, he had sent a-pharyngeal buco the Central Laboratory shows, the result was receptado early afternoon also on Tuesday, with positive results in terms of detection of the virus causing influenza A . The unfortunate outcome strikes twice ramonense to that family. A young mother died, he was also diagnosed with influenza A.
[h=1]In Santa Fe there are 32 deaths from flu[/h]
Intense circulation of the major strains of influenza, especially the influenza A (H1N1) - killed 32 people in the province of Santa Fe, according to an estimate of the Department of Promotion and Health Prevention. Most were patients belonging to risk groups and had not been vaccinated. The same is true at the national level. The last Integrated Epidemiological Surveillance Bulletin, published yesterday by the national Ministry of Health, confirmed that there are 125 deaths from influenza in the country (most are patient risk group who did not receive immunization). According to this statistic, Santa Fe is the province with more deaths, ahead of Buenos Aires, which until yesterday acknowledged 28 fatal cases in the national gazette. C?rdoba surprising that, for example, where there is also viral circulation has only five deaths from this epidemic.
