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So far, 15 cases were confirmed, being 7 graves, beyond death. Among them, three were reported in children under five and four in patients between 15 and 59 years
The Department of Health confirmed on Monday (4), the first victim of the H1N1 flu in the Federal District. According to the folder, the 80-year-old woman died three days after being hospitalized in a particular unit. So far, 15 were confirmed cases, seven graves, beyond death. Among them, three were reported in children under five and four in patients between 15 and 59 years.
[h=1]GDF confirms 65 H1N1 cases and 5 deaths from the disease in 'atypical year'[/h]
The Federal District has confirmed 65 cases of patients infected with the H1N1 virus since the beginning of the year until April 24, the Health Department said on Friday (29). Four more compared to figures released last Friday (22) .Desses cases, 55 presented a more severe form (84.6%) - there is an individual need hospitalization. In all, 221 notifica??es.A secretariat described this year as "atypical". The reason is the early onset of notifications and the fact that last year was not registered any caso.Cinco people died from complications of the disease. Four were women, an old and three adults between 30 and 49 years. The other death was a man of 18 years. The department is still investigating the death of another pessoa.Dos 55 severe cases, eight occurred in children under 5 years old. According to the Secretariat, 12 pregnant women were infected by the virus - seven of them having submitted the most severe form of the disease.
[h=1]DF recorded 95 confirmed cases of H1N1 infection, with six deaths[/h] Report released on Tuesday (10) shows that the Federal District reported 95 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu since the beginning of the year. Consolidated number until last Friday (6) refers only to cases confirmed by laboratory examination. In total, 305 patients had symptoms similar to those caused by viruses, in cases that have been reported to the government.
Of the 65 confirmed cases, 8 were in children under 5 years old, and 14 in people over 60 years. Until this second (9), when the balance was finalized, 12 of 65 patients with H1N1 remained hospitalized, 8 of them in intensive care units (ICUs) .The report also points out that four women and two men died because of complications related H1N1 since January. The regions most affected by the virus were Asa Norte with 16 cases; Ceil?ndia, with 11 cases, and Santa Maria, with 9 cases since the beginning of ans data released by the Health Department show an increase in reported cases in a short time. The previous report, published on April 29, indicated confirmation of 65 cases of H1N1 in Mexico City - a difference of 30 events at 10 days interval. File managers indicate that year is considered "atypical".
[h=1]Federal District confirms 117 cases of H1N1 in 2016[/h]
According to the Epidemiological Bulletin released on Friday (13), from the beginning of the year until the last Saturday (7), were confirmed 117 cases of H1N1 in the Federal District. Of these, nine people died. A tenth case of death is still under investigation. Among the confirmations, 80 were presented the most severe form, with hospitalization of the person, and 37 were mild cases of the flu. Also in the group infected with H1N1, 15 accounted for pregnant women - 8 in serious cases and seven minor.
[h=1]Referee Nivaldo Nunes dies of H1N1 in DF[/h]
The referee and former president of the Union of Brasilia Referees, Nivaldo Nunes, 44, died this Tuesday (31), H1N1 victim in Brasilia. He had been diagnosed with the flu on April 13 after complaining of body aches and lack of ar.Na occasion, he was referred to an Emergency Unit of the Federal District, where he was hospitalized urgently. Then Nunes has been transferred to a private hospital Cruise, which fought since.
[h=1]Brasilia records 151 people with H1N1[/h] The Department of Health confirmed 151 people with H1N1 - three more than last week. The data are contained in Information Epidemiologic No. 10 released on Friday (10). According to the survey, there was a death caused by influenza last week, completing 12 this ano.Das 151 confirmations, 107 are considered serious - patients have fever, cough, sore throat, head or body. Adults 20 to 29 years were the hardest hit: 57 cases. Then people from 60 years (21 cases) and children under 5 years (19 records) .The study found that 20 residents of the North Wing, 18 Santa Maria and 16 Ceil?ndia were contaminated. The locations were the most presented confirmados.Como cases last week, 16 pregnant women were registered with the disease.
[h=1]Thirteen people have died of H1N1 in the Federal District only in 2016[/h]
In another epidemiological information released on Friday (17/6), the Health Department has confirmed 153 cases of H1N1 in the Federal District since January, with 13 deaths in 2016. Of the cases that ended in death, ten had some risk factor . Are the most vulnerable group, children under five years, over 60 elderly woman with up to 45 days postpartum or person with more than one doen?a.Das 153 confirmations, 109 are considered serious - patients have fever, cough, pain neck, head or body. Among those affected, most are adults 20 to 29 years, with 58 cases. The study also showed the most affected regions: 21 residents of the North Wing, 18 Santa Maria and 16 were contaminated Ceil?ndia
[h=1]Federal District recorded 163 confirmed cases and 13 deaths from H1N1[/h]
The Federal District recorded 163 confirmed cases of infection by the H1N1 virus in 2016, points balance Department of Health. The data were gathered by the last day 24. According to the study, 13 people have died from the Influenza virus, eight women and five men. According to the report, 114 cases presented a more severe form, with 20 occurring in children under 5 years old. Among people over 60 years old, 22 cases were pregnant diagnosticados.Dezesseis contracted H1N1, nine were seven cases severe less severe. Administrative regions with the highest number of cases were North Wing (21) Ceil?ndia (16), Santa Maria and Gamma (14 each).
[h=1]Brasilia has 170 cases of H1N1 flu confirmed this year, with 15 deaths[/h]
Brasilia recorded 170 cases of H1N1 since January, according to the Epidemiological Bulletin No. 14 - from the beginning of January to July 9 - released by the Health Department on Friday (15). According to the information, the confirmations are 120 who submitted the most severe form of the above and the other 50 of the lighter. Among the administrative regions of Brasilia with most contaminated people, highlight North Wing (21), Range (17) and Santa Maria (22) .Since the publication of the last report, on July 1, two new deaths were recorded in adults, a total of 15 since the beginning of the year. One of the victims is an adult woman who had conditions or risk factors; the other, an adult man who is still under investigation. Of the total cases that ended in death, 11 had a risk factor (less than 5 years, over 60, women up to 45 days postpartum, people with more than one disease). Two other deaths are also investigated.
s data released by the Health Department show an increase in reported cases in a short time. The previous report, published on April 29, indicated confirmation of 65 cases of H1N1 in Mexico City - a difference of 30 events at 10 days interval. File managers indicate that year is considered "atypical".