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Paraíba confirms seven deaths and 104 cases of H3N2 infection, says SES | Paraiba
Andrea Hargraves January 9, 2022 1 min read
Paraíba recorded, between December and Saturday (8), 116 cases of influenza A virus, according to the Epidemiological Bulletin published by the Ministry of Health of Paraíba (SES-PB). Of the 116 positive patients, 104 were H3N2 positive and 12 were not the subtype.
According to the bulletin, among the 116 patients who tested positive for influenza A virus, 45 were hospitalized with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), of whom seven died.
Of the seven recorded deaths, two patients were men and five women, over the age of 70, who had comorbidities, heart disease, diabetes, hypertension and respiratory disease were the identified comorbidities...
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Source: https://todahora.com/com-1-203-casos-de-influenza-e-7-mortes-pela-doenca-amazonas-liga-alerta/
With 1,203 cases of Influenza and 7 deaths from the disease, Amazonas calls alert
The majority (63%) of patients with Influenza A reside in Manaus, but patients with the infection were also registered in the interior of Amazonas (19%) and other states (3%).
TH writing
Published: 01/08/2022 05:30:00
The Health Surveillance Foundation of Amazonas – Dr. Rosemary Costa Pinto (FVS-RCP) updates, on Friday (01/07), the epidemiological scenario of Influenza in the State. 1,203 cases of Influenza A were identified.
Of the 1,203 cases of Influenza A, 84% (1,007) are of the H3N2 lineage. The Influenza epidemiological bulletin highlights that the highest occurrence of Influenza A cases (385 cases) was recorded between December 12 and 18, 2021, with a reduction in the following weeks.
The total number of cases was confirmed from the processing of 11,121 samples by the Central Laboratory of Public Health of Amazonas (Lacen-AM), coordinated by the FVS-RCP. The samples were analyzed for the detection of Influenza and other respiratory viruses, by the RT-PCR method, and they come from health units in Amazonas.
The director-president of FVS-RCP, Tatyana Amorim, highlights the importance of people maintaining non-pharmacological prevention measures, as a way to stop the transmission of respiratory viruses.
“The Amazon is in the seasonal period for respiratory viruses until May. There was an increase in cases, hospitalizations and deaths from Influenza A, type H3N2. That’s why it’s so important for people to take precautions,” she says.
According to the bulletin, 55% of confirmed cases of Influenza A occurred in women. “It was also observed a higher frequency of the disease in adults aged between 20 and 59 years, representing 63% of cases. Another prominent age group is 10 to 19 years old, which represents 16% of patients”, emphasizes Leíse Fernandes, advisor to the Health Situation Analysis Room of Amazonas, at FVS-RCP, the sector responsible for producing the bulletin.
Also according to the epidemiological bulletin of Influenza in Amazonas, the municipalities in the state that most had cases of Influenza A are: Manaus (945), Tefé (112), Manicoré (23), Manacapuru (14), São Paulo de Olivença (10) , Jutaí (9), Rio Preto da Eva (7), Iranduba (6), Careiro (5) and Itacoatiara (5). In addition to 33 cases of people from other states.
The majority (63%) of patients with Influenza A live in Manaus, but patients with the infection were also registered in the interior of Amazonas (19%) and other states (3%).
Between the months of November 2021 and January 2022, there were 84 hospitalizations for Influenza A, 69% (58) for Influenza A (H3N2). Among the most frequent signs and symptoms of severe cases of the disease reported are: cough, fever, shortness of breath, respiratory discomfort, oxygen saturation below 95%, sore throat, diarrhea, vomiting and nasal congestion.
Seven deaths from Influenza A (H3N2) were also recorded. There were six people from Manaus and one from São Gabriel da Cachoeira. Four of the seven deaths occurred between December 19 and 25, 2021. And 71% of the cases had at least one risk factor, such as hypertension and diabetes.
Paraíba confirms seven deaths and 104 cases of H3N2 infection, says SES | Paraiba
Andrea Hargraves January 9, 2022 1 min read
Paraíba recorded, between December and Saturday (8), 116 cases of influenza A virus, according to the Epidemiological Bulletin published by the Ministry of Health of Paraíba (SES-PB). Of the 116 positive patients, 104 were H3N2 positive and 12 were not the subtype.
According to the bulletin, among the 116 patients who tested positive for influenza A virus, 45 were hospitalized with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), of whom seven died.
Of the seven recorded deaths, two patients were men and five women, over the age of 70, who had comorbidities, heart disease, diabetes, hypertension and respiratory disease were the identified comorbidities...
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Source: https://todahora.com/com-1-203-casos-de-influenza-e-7-mortes-pela-doenca-amazonas-liga-alerta/
With 1,203 cases of Influenza and 7 deaths from the disease, Amazonas calls alert
The majority (63%) of patients with Influenza A reside in Manaus, but patients with the infection were also registered in the interior of Amazonas (19%) and other states (3%).
TH writing
Published: 01/08/2022 05:30:00
The Health Surveillance Foundation of Amazonas – Dr. Rosemary Costa Pinto (FVS-RCP) updates, on Friday (01/07), the epidemiological scenario of Influenza in the State. 1,203 cases of Influenza A were identified.
Of the 1,203 cases of Influenza A, 84% (1,007) are of the H3N2 lineage. The Influenza epidemiological bulletin highlights that the highest occurrence of Influenza A cases (385 cases) was recorded between December 12 and 18, 2021, with a reduction in the following weeks.
The total number of cases was confirmed from the processing of 11,121 samples by the Central Laboratory of Public Health of Amazonas (Lacen-AM), coordinated by the FVS-RCP. The samples were analyzed for the detection of Influenza and other respiratory viruses, by the RT-PCR method, and they come from health units in Amazonas.
The director-president of FVS-RCP, Tatyana Amorim, highlights the importance of people maintaining non-pharmacological prevention measures, as a way to stop the transmission of respiratory viruses.
“The Amazon is in the seasonal period for respiratory viruses until May. There was an increase in cases, hospitalizations and deaths from Influenza A, type H3N2. That’s why it’s so important for people to take precautions,” she says.
According to the bulletin, 55% of confirmed cases of Influenza A occurred in women. “It was also observed a higher frequency of the disease in adults aged between 20 and 59 years, representing 63% of cases. Another prominent age group is 10 to 19 years old, which represents 16% of patients”, emphasizes Leíse Fernandes, advisor to the Health Situation Analysis Room of Amazonas, at FVS-RCP, the sector responsible for producing the bulletin.
Also according to the epidemiological bulletin of Influenza in Amazonas, the municipalities in the state that most had cases of Influenza A are: Manaus (945), Tefé (112), Manicoré (23), Manacapuru (14), São Paulo de Olivença (10) , Jutaí (9), Rio Preto da Eva (7), Iranduba (6), Careiro (5) and Itacoatiara (5). In addition to 33 cases of people from other states.
The majority (63%) of patients with Influenza A live in Manaus, but patients with the infection were also registered in the interior of Amazonas (19%) and other states (3%).
Between the months of November 2021 and January 2022, there were 84 hospitalizations for Influenza A, 69% (58) for Influenza A (H3N2). Among the most frequent signs and symptoms of severe cases of the disease reported are: cough, fever, shortness of breath, respiratory discomfort, oxygen saturation below 95%, sore throat, diarrhea, vomiting and nasal congestion.
Seven deaths from Influenza A (H3N2) were also recorded. There were six people from Manaus and one from São Gabriel da Cachoeira. Four of the seven deaths occurred between December 19 and 25, 2021. And 71% of the cases had at least one risk factor, such as hypertension and diabetes.