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Editor, Senior Moderator
The 16 year-old victim died last Tuesday; a second case, confirmed by the Secretary of health, is a 37-year-old woman who is hospitalized in S?o Jos? dos Campos
the Secretary of health of S?o Jos? dos Campos confirmed on the afternoon of Friday the first H1N1 death in the city. The victim was a teenager of 16 years who died in the early hours of last Tuesday. The result of the review was published by Instituto Adolfo Lutz.
according to the city, all the people who have had close contact with the teenager one day before the first symptoms have been treated with Tamiflu, used to combat the virus.
second case. Also today the second case was confirmed positive of the disease in San Jose. This time, a 37-year-old woman, according to the Department of health, is hospitalized in a private hospital and passes well.
the city reported that will start a campaign to alert the public about the care necessary to protect themselves.
epidemiological surveillance will also guide the churches how to proceed in the masses and religious cults to avoid contagion.
Other 20 suspected cases of H1N1 were reported in the city, being 16 dropped and four are still being investigated.
http://www.ovale.com.br/nossa-regi-o/morte-por-h1n1-e-confirmada-em-s-o-jose-1.397565
the Secretary of health of S?o Jos? dos Campos confirmed on the afternoon of Friday the first H1N1 death in the city. The victim was a teenager of 16 years who died in the early hours of last Tuesday. The result of the review was published by Instituto Adolfo Lutz.
according to the city, all the people who have had close contact with the teenager one day before the first symptoms have been treated with Tamiflu, used to combat the virus.
second case. Also today the second case was confirmed positive of the disease in San Jose. This time, a 37-year-old woman, according to the Department of health, is hospitalized in a private hospital and passes well.
the city reported that will start a campaign to alert the public about the care necessary to protect themselves.
epidemiological surveillance will also guide the churches how to proceed in the masses and religious cults to avoid contagion.
Other 20 suspected cases of H1N1 were reported in the city, being 16 dropped and four are still being investigated.
http://www.ovale.com.br/nossa-regi-o/morte-por-h1n1-e-confirmada-em-s-o-jose-1.397565