Laidback Al
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Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/saude/profissional/area.cfm?id_area=1534
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Laidback Al
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Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated Technical Report: May 22, 2009
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/influenzaa_h1n1_22052009_12h.pdf
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Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated Technical Report: May 22, 2009
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/influenzaa_h1n1_22052009_12h.pdf
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tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_mensal_influenza_26_03_atual.pdf
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_mensal_influenza_26_03_atual.pdf
tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Alert Ministry of Health for necessity of reinforcing vaccination against the flu pandêmica
Partial swinging of the Ministry of Health on the vaccination against the flu H1N1 shows that 12.971.885 persons were even immunized, from 8 of March, when it began the national strategy, them 9h of this Friday. The number represents 22,1 % of the white-public thing appreciated for the first three stages, which belongs to 58.695.070 persons. The fountain of the data is the system of informations of the National Program of Immunizations, which is fed by the State and Municipal General offices of Health. The numbers were presented by the Minister of the Health, José Gomes Temporão, which it alerted for the necessity of reinforcing the immunization in three groups that were affected in important way by the flu pandêmica in 2009. Up to the moment, pregnant and chronic patients with fewer 60 years have covering of 41,1 % and 32,8 %, respectively. In 2009, Brazil registered 2.051 deaths for the flu pandêmica, of which 1.539 (75 %) took place in persons with chronic diseases. Another analysis that attracts attention is that, in the pregnant women, the mortality was a 50 bigger % than in the general population.
Altogether, 189 pregnant ones died in last year. With 66,1 % of covering, up to the moment, the children of 6 months to persons younger than 2 years have an a little better performance. But also it is important reinforces the vaccination of this group, which had the biggest tax of incidence of the disease in last year (154 cases for 100 thousand inhabitants). “ The vaccine is absolutely safe and efficient. The averse effects, which are rare, are shown in the light form, like pain in the place of the application, headache, fever and tiredness. For the persons who make part of the priority group, the danger is not to take the vaccine, but to take the risk of catching the flu ”, said Temporão. The Minister remembered that the security of the vaccine is shown up by 93,7 % of covering between the workers of the services of health – one of the public ones of the first stage, together with the natives, who have covering of 56,5 %, up to the moment. In 2010, up to the day 3 of April, there were registered 361 cases of persons interned with respiratory serious disease in the whole country.
More than the half (56,2 %) it took place in the Northern region (203 cases). In the same period, there were 50 deaths, in the states of the Pará (25), Paraná (8), Amazon (6), Amapá (2), Maranhão (2), Minas Gerais (2), Goiás (1), Piauí (1), Ceará (1), Laborer (1) and Sao Paulo (1). Temporão also alerted for the circulation of rumours on the security of the vaccine, principally in the Internet. “ Informations of this type are a nonsense and they reveal deep ignorance. The population must trust his doctor and the authorities of health, not any text, written one is not known for whom, to circulate in the world-wide net of computers ”. REGIONAL EVALUATION – Maranhão, Paraná, Saint Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and Goiás are the states that, even 9h of this Friday, had the highest vaccinal coverings, when there are considering the white-public ones of the first two stages (to see picture I lower).
However, in the technical evaluation of the Ministry of Health, this is not a number to be commemorated, because the vaccination of the groups of the second stage – pregnant, childish and chronic patients – should have been finished by day 2 of April. The vaccination of these persons was postponed for 23 of April, when it finishes the third stage turned to adults from 20 to 29 years. This age group was the one that had the biggest proportional number of cases of respiratory serious disease caused by the new virus in last year: 23 % of the total of 46.100 cases, in the whole country. The group also concentrated 20 % of the deaths occurred in 2009. For the third stage, the covering is in 10 %, up to the moment, but this is still a very preliminary number, since the vaccination of these persons began in the last day 5 of April.
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/a...spDetalheNoticia&id_area=124&CO_NOTICIA=11237
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Alert Ministry of Health for necessity of reinforcing vaccination against the flu pandêmica
Partial swinging of the Ministry of Health on the vaccination against the flu H1N1 shows that 12.971.885 persons were even immunized, from 8 of March, when it began the national strategy, them 9h of this Friday. The number represents 22,1 % of the white-public thing appreciated for the first three stages, which belongs to 58.695.070 persons. The fountain of the data is the system of informations of the National Program of Immunizations, which is fed by the State and Municipal General offices of Health. The numbers were presented by the Minister of the Health, José Gomes Temporão, which it alerted for the necessity of reinforcing the immunization in three groups that were affected in important way by the flu pandêmica in 2009. Up to the moment, pregnant and chronic patients with fewer 60 years have covering of 41,1 % and 32,8 %, respectively. In 2009, Brazil registered 2.051 deaths for the flu pandêmica, of which 1.539 (75 %) took place in persons with chronic diseases. Another analysis that attracts attention is that, in the pregnant women, the mortality was a 50 bigger % than in the general population.
Altogether, 189 pregnant ones died in last year. With 66,1 % of covering, up to the moment, the children of 6 months to persons younger than 2 years have an a little better performance. But also it is important reinforces the vaccination of this group, which had the biggest tax of incidence of the disease in last year (154 cases for 100 thousand inhabitants). “ The vaccine is absolutely safe and efficient. The averse effects, which are rare, are shown in the light form, like pain in the place of the application, headache, fever and tiredness. For the persons who make part of the priority group, the danger is not to take the vaccine, but to take the risk of catching the flu ”, said Temporão. The Minister remembered that the security of the vaccine is shown up by 93,7 % of covering between the workers of the services of health – one of the public ones of the first stage, together with the natives, who have covering of 56,5 %, up to the moment. In 2010, up to the day 3 of April, there were registered 361 cases of persons interned with respiratory serious disease in the whole country.
More than the half (56,2 %) it took place in the Northern region (203 cases). In the same period, there were 50 deaths, in the states of the Pará (25), Paraná (8), Amazon (6), Amapá (2), Maranhão (2), Minas Gerais (2), Goiás (1), Piauí (1), Ceará (1), Laborer (1) and Sao Paulo (1). Temporão also alerted for the circulation of rumours on the security of the vaccine, principally in the Internet. “ Informations of this type are a nonsense and they reveal deep ignorance. The population must trust his doctor and the authorities of health, not any text, written one is not known for whom, to circulate in the world-wide net of computers ”. REGIONAL EVALUATION – Maranhão, Paraná, Saint Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and Goiás are the states that, even 9h of this Friday, had the highest vaccinal coverings, when there are considering the white-public ones of the first two stages (to see picture I lower).
However, in the technical evaluation of the Ministry of Health, this is not a number to be commemorated, because the vaccination of the groups of the second stage – pregnant, childish and chronic patients – should have been finished by day 2 of April. The vaccination of these persons was postponed for 23 of April, when it finishes the third stage turned to adults from 20 to 29 years. This age group was the one that had the biggest proportional number of cases of respiratory serious disease caused by the new virus in last year: 23 % of the total of 46.100 cases, in the whole country. The group also concentrated 20 % of the deaths occurred in 2009. For the third stage, the covering is in 10 %, up to the moment, but this is still a very preliminary number, since the vaccination of these persons began in the last day 5 of April.
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/a...spDetalheNoticia&id_area=124&CO_NOTICIA=11237
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
GooglePortuguese to English translation
INFLUENZA
Goias stands out in the national position
vaccination coverage against influenza A
During the III Meeting of the National Council of Secretaries of Health (Conass) held in Brasilia on Wednesday, 28, Health Minister Jose Gomes praised the efforts of States in the Campaign of Vaccination against Influenza A. Currently the state of Goias ranks first in immunization coverage in the priority group that includes pregnant women, and secondly with the immunization of children aged 6 months to 2 years old.
At a news conference on Wednesday, 28, the Superintendent of Policies for Integral Health, Elizabeth Araujo, highlighted the success that the state is getting during the immunization campaign. "To have an idea, 83% of pregnant women and 116% of children have been immunized with application of about one million and 600 doses. Beyond that satisfactory coverage, the state is still comfortable for their epidemiological situation, with 72 suspected cases, three confirmed cases of Influenza A. Of this quantity, only one death was reported so far. "
Concerning the increase in reported cases from 111 to 170, the superintendent explained that climate issues such as high temperatures and low humidity have influenced this situation.
Despite the success of immunization coverage in Goias, the minister stressed the need of pregnant women joining the campaign, because the fatality rate is 50% higher than in the general population. He urges people aged 30 and 39 years to seek a health unit to receive the vaccine between 10 and 21 May. "We are reaching 40 million people vaccinated, and the balance is positive. If you consider the population groups that are being vaccinated now, we have a coverage of 60%. This allows for an optimistic vision for Brazil to crave the targets of this vaccination, "he said.
Prosecutor
At the news conference, Elizabeth Araujo, stated on the injunction of the Public Ministry (MP) that determines the immunization of the entire population of Goi?s The Ministry of Health (MOH) Explanation Note sent to federal prosecutors arguing that the Union has no able to provide extra doses, because the makers of swine flu vaccine have no raw material available for a new acquisition. "So the state is unable to perform and set a new timetable for the remainder of the population, for not having enough vaccine on the market. For everyone to be immunized would need more than 3 million doses, "said Elizabeth.
http://www.saude.go.gov.br/index.php?idMateria=78279
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
GooglePortuguese to English translation
INFLUENZA
Goias stands out in the national position
vaccination coverage against influenza A
During the III Meeting of the National Council of Secretaries of Health (Conass) held in Brasilia on Wednesday, 28, Health Minister Jose Gomes praised the efforts of States in the Campaign of Vaccination against Influenza A. Currently the state of Goias ranks first in immunization coverage in the priority group that includes pregnant women, and secondly with the immunization of children aged 6 months to 2 years old.
At a news conference on Wednesday, 28, the Superintendent of Policies for Integral Health, Elizabeth Araujo, highlighted the success that the state is getting during the immunization campaign. "To have an idea, 83% of pregnant women and 116% of children have been immunized with application of about one million and 600 doses. Beyond that satisfactory coverage, the state is still comfortable for their epidemiological situation, with 72 suspected cases, three confirmed cases of Influenza A. Of this quantity, only one death was reported so far. "
Concerning the increase in reported cases from 111 to 170, the superintendent explained that climate issues such as high temperatures and low humidity have influenced this situation.
Despite the success of immunization coverage in Goias, the minister stressed the need of pregnant women joining the campaign, because the fatality rate is 50% higher than in the general population. He urges people aged 30 and 39 years to seek a health unit to receive the vaccine between 10 and 21 May. "We are reaching 40 million people vaccinated, and the balance is positive. If you consider the population groups that are being vaccinated now, we have a coverage of 60%. This allows for an optimistic vision for Brazil to crave the targets of this vaccination, "he said.
Prosecutor
At the news conference, Elizabeth Araujo, stated on the injunction of the Public Ministry (MP) that determines the immunization of the entire population of Goi?s The Ministry of Health (MOH) Explanation Note sent to federal prosecutors arguing that the Union has no able to provide extra doses, because the makers of swine flu vaccine have no raw material available for a new acquisition. "So the state is unable to perform and set a new timetable for the remainder of the population, for not having enough vaccine on the market. For everyone to be immunized would need more than 3 million doses, "said Elizabeth.
http://www.saude.go.gov.br/index.php?idMateria=78279
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Surveillance updated to May 11th. PDF in Portuguese; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_maio_2010.pdf
Excerpts (google translations);
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to information from Sinan from the database exported on May 11, 2010, during which understand the epidemiological weeks 1-18, 2010 (3 / 1 to 05/08/2010), 4533 cases were reported. This total, 12% (540/4.533) were confirmed to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, according to the classification end (Table 1).
The Southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported, 41.6% (1.884/4.533). However, the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases, 49.1% (265/540) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
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In 2010, Epidemiological Week (SE) 10 has a higher frequency of cases confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009, according to the peak recorded in the North when it was recorded an incidence of 3.3 / 1 million inhabitants (Figure 1). Since then, there was a decrease in incidence in this region to the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14, and from that, we observe a continuous reduction the incidence of confirmed cases across the country.
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 30 years (range: <1 year to 101 years) and females was the most frequent, with 62.7% (339/540) of confirmed cases were that 67.3% (228/339) were of childbearing age (15-49 years), and of these, 41.2% 94/228) were pregnant.
Of the total confirmed cases, 60.5% (327/540) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 17.5% of all confirmed cases.
Confirmed cases:
...
By SE 18, 394 deaths were recorded by suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil. Of these, 16.2% (64/394) were confirmed, 14% (55/394) are under investigation and 69.8% (275/394) were discarded for pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years), and the female was the most frequent 75% (48/64) of confirmed deaths, with 71% (34/48) were of childbearing age (15-49 years age), and of these, 56% (19/34) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 52% (33/64) had at least one risk condition for severity, with the women represented 30% of total deaths confirmed (Table 2).
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Surveillance updated to May 11th. PDF in Portuguese; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_maio_2010.pdf
Excerpts (google translations);
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to information from Sinan from the database exported on May 11, 2010, during which understand the epidemiological weeks 1-18, 2010 (3 / 1 to 05/08/2010), 4533 cases were reported. This total, 12% (540/4.533) were confirmed to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, according to the classification end (Table 1).
The Southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported, 41.6% (1.884/4.533). However, the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases, 49.1% (265/540) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
...
In 2010, Epidemiological Week (SE) 10 has a higher frequency of cases confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009, according to the peak recorded in the North when it was recorded an incidence of 3.3 / 1 million inhabitants (Figure 1). Since then, there was a decrease in incidence in this region to the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14, and from that, we observe a continuous reduction the incidence of confirmed cases across the country.
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 30 years (range: <1 year to 101 years) and females was the most frequent, with 62.7% (339/540) of confirmed cases were that 67.3% (228/339) were of childbearing age (15-49 years), and of these, 41.2% 94/228) were pregnant.
Of the total confirmed cases, 60.5% (327/540) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 17.5% of all confirmed cases.
Confirmed cases:
...
By SE 18, 394 deaths were recorded by suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil. Of these, 16.2% (64/394) were confirmed, 14% (55/394) are under investigation and 69.8% (275/394) were discarded for pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years), and the female was the most frequent 75% (48/64) of confirmed deaths, with 71% (34/48) were of childbearing age (15-49 years age), and of these, 56% (19/34) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 52% (33/64) had at least one risk condition for severity, with the women represented 30% of total deaths confirmed (Table 2).
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to June 7th http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_junho_2010.pdf
Google translated exerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and city, and exported on June 7, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-22 2010 (3 / 1 to 06/05/2010), 5710 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 11% (609/5.710) were confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The Southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported, 43.2% (2.466/5.710), however, the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases,41.7% (254/609) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
...
In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 function of the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants (Figure 1). Since then, there was a decrease in incidence in this region to the SE 13, followed by light increase in the number of cases in SE 14, the same variation observed in the South, and from that, it was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases across the country. Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 23 years (range:<1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 62.6% (381/609) of confirmed cases were that 70.9% (270/381) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), and of these, 36.7% (99/270) were pregnant.
Of the total confirmed cases, 52.1% (317/609) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that the women represented 16.2% (99/609) of all confirmed cases.
...
Even the SE 22, 540 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1)2009 in Brazil. Of these, 13.7% (74/540) were confirmed, 11.3% (61/540) are under investigation and 75.0% (405/540) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 73% (54/74) of deaths confirmed, and 70.4% (38/54) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of whom 52.6% (20/38) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 60.8% (54/74) had at least one risk condition to severity, with the women represented 27% of total deaths confirmed. The Northern Region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths, 56.8% (42/74) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this increased proportion occurred within the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to June 7th http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_junho_2010.pdf
Google translated exerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and city, and exported on June 7, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-22 2010 (3 / 1 to 06/05/2010), 5710 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 11% (609/5.710) were confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The Southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported, 43.2% (2.466/5.710), however, the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases,41.7% (254/609) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
...
In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 function of the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants (Figure 1). Since then, there was a decrease in incidence in this region to the SE 13, followed by light increase in the number of cases in SE 14, the same variation observed in the South, and from that, it was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases across the country. Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 23 years (range:<1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 62.6% (381/609) of confirmed cases were that 70.9% (270/381) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), and of these, 36.7% (99/270) were pregnant.
Of the total confirmed cases, 52.1% (317/609) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that the women represented 16.2% (99/609) of all confirmed cases.
...
Even the SE 22, 540 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1)2009 in Brazil. Of these, 13.7% (74/540) were confirmed, 11.3% (61/540) are under investigation and 75.0% (405/540) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 73% (54/74) of deaths confirmed, and 70.4% (38/54) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of whom 52.6% (20/38) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 60.8% (54/74) had at least one risk condition to severity, with the women represented 27% of total deaths confirmed. The Northern Region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths, 56.8% (42/74) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this increased proportion occurred within the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Tonka
Well-known member
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://www.tosabendo.com/conteudo/noticia-ver.asp?id=34295
Portuguese to English translation
Health: State updates data for occurrences of H1N1 in 2010
Based on information recorded in the Bill of Parallel Management of Vaccine Preventable Ministry of Health in 2010, to date (18.06), notification is 74 cases of H1N1, of which 38 were discarded, 36 cases resulting waiting and no cases confirmed as the H1N1.
The municipalities which submitted the notification were: Barra Bugres (01 case dismissed), Barra do Herons (07 cases, 02 dropped, 05 waiting for result), Campo Novo do Parecis (04 cases, 03 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Col?der (01 case dismissed), Cuiab? (40 cases, 16 were discarded, 24 waiting for result), Guarant? North (01 cases awaiting outcome), Ju?na (02 cases, 01 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Lucas do Rio Verde (02 cases discarded), Matup? (01 case dismissed), Primavera do Leste (02 cases, 01 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Rondon?polis (01 cases awaiting outcome), Sapezal (01 case dismissed), Sinop (09 cases, 08 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Smile (01 cases awaiting outcome) etang Sierra (01 case dismissed). To date (18.06) there is no confirmation of any case of H1N1.
The counties that recorded deaths in 2010 were: Cuiaba (03 deaths, 02 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Campo Novo do Parecis (01 case dismissed), and Nortel?ndia (01 case dismissed).
The state of Mato Grosso adopts measure to disclose the Bulletin of Influenza A (H1N1) once a month and released in the third week of each month.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://www.tosabendo.com/conteudo/noticia-ver.asp?id=34295
Portuguese to English translation
Health: State updates data for occurrences of H1N1 in 2010
Based on information recorded in the Bill of Parallel Management of Vaccine Preventable Ministry of Health in 2010, to date (18.06), notification is 74 cases of H1N1, of which 38 were discarded, 36 cases resulting waiting and no cases confirmed as the H1N1.
The municipalities which submitted the notification were: Barra Bugres (01 case dismissed), Barra do Herons (07 cases, 02 dropped, 05 waiting for result), Campo Novo do Parecis (04 cases, 03 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Col?der (01 case dismissed), Cuiab? (40 cases, 16 were discarded, 24 waiting for result), Guarant? North (01 cases awaiting outcome), Ju?na (02 cases, 01 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Lucas do Rio Verde (02 cases discarded), Matup? (01 case dismissed), Primavera do Leste (02 cases, 01 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Rondon?polis (01 cases awaiting outcome), Sapezal (01 case dismissed), Sinop (09 cases, 08 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Smile (01 cases awaiting outcome) etang Sierra (01 case dismissed). To date (18.06) there is no confirmation of any case of H1N1.
The counties that recorded deaths in 2010 were: Cuiaba (03 deaths, 02 dropped and 01 waiting for result), Campo Novo do Parecis (01 case dismissed), and Nortel?ndia (01 case dismissed).
The state of Mato Grosso adopts measure to disclose the Bulletin of Influenza A (H1N1) once a month and released in the third week of each month.
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to July 3rd; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_5_julho_2010.pdf
google translated excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan, updated by the epidemiological surveillance of state and local and exported on July 5, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 01-26 2010 (03/01 to 07.03.2010), 6790 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 10% (675/6.790) were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported 45.4% (3.085/6.790), however the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases 37.9% (256/675) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
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In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 according to the peak recorded in the northern region, when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region observed a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of SE in 14 cases. The southern region had a slight increase in cases of SE 10, 12 and 15, with the decrease thereafter. In the country as a whole, from the SE 10 was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of cases confirmed (Figure 1). Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females were more frequent with 62.4%, (421/675) of confirmed cases were that 70.1% (295/421) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.6% (108/295) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.1% (352/675) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that the women represented 16.0% (108/675) of all confirmed cases.
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Even the SE 26, 685 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil. Of these, 12.3% (84/685) were confirmed, 7.4% (51/685) are under investigation and 80.3% (550/685) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years) and females were more frequent with 70.2% (59/84) of deaths confirmed, and 71.2% (42/59) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 52,4% (22/42) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 59.5% (50/84) had at least one risk condition to gravity, while the women accounted for 26.2% (22/84) of the total confirmed deaths. The region North had the highest proportion of deaths confirmed 52.4% (44/84) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this higher proportion occurred within the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_5_julho_2010.pdf
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to July 3rd; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_5_julho_2010.pdf
google translated excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan, updated by the epidemiological surveillance of state and local and exported on July 5, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 01-26 2010 (03/01 to 07.03.2010), 6790 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 10% (675/6.790) were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The southeast region has the highest proportion of cases reported 45.4% (3.085/6.790), however the region North has the highest proportion of confirmed cases 37.9% (256/675) (Table 1) and the highest incidence (Figure 1).
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In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 according to the peak recorded in the northern region, when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region observed a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of SE in 14 cases. The southern region had a slight increase in cases of SE 10, 12 and 15, with the decrease thereafter. In the country as a whole, from the SE 10 was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of cases confirmed (Figure 1). Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females were more frequent with 62.4%, (421/675) of confirmed cases were that 70.1% (295/421) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.6% (108/295) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.1% (352/675) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that the women represented 16.0% (108/675) of all confirmed cases.
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Even the SE 26, 685 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil. Of these, 12.3% (84/685) were confirmed, 7.4% (51/685) are under investigation and 80.3% (550/685) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 27 years (range: 1 year to 79 years) and females were more frequent with 70.2% (59/84) of deaths confirmed, and 71.2% (42/59) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 52,4% (22/42) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 59.5% (50/84) had at least one risk condition to gravity, while the women accounted for 26.2% (22/84) of the total confirmed deaths. The region North had the highest proportion of deaths confirmed 52.4% (44/84) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this higher proportion occurred within the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_5_julho_2010.pdf
Tonka
Well-known member
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://www.acomarca.com.br/site/valor.php?noticia=1531
Confirmed an additional case of H1N1
Conjunctivitis has facilitated transmission in winter
Vaccination against polio has not yet reached target
Board of Health will work for over 90 days
Santa Casa promotes changes and aims to increase space
Epidemiological Surveillance of Mogi Mirim confirmed an additional case of H1N1 influenza in adolescents who have between 10 and 14 years. The patient is a resident of the Northern Zone and was hospitalized on Tuesday at a hospital in Mogi.
Now they are five confirmed cases. Also suspects scattered cases in Mogi Mirim, which redouble the attention of the authorities.
Meanwhile, some possible cases are discarded. A child who was hospitalized last Friday with suspected influenza had negative results. In nine other mogimirianos contamination of the disease was also ruled out.
Epidemiological Surveillance continues with the actions of guidelines on H1N1 and care to avoid contamination.
As from this Thursday, March 8, began the school break in Mogi Mirim, the focus in fighting the disease will be focused on the multiplication of information on churches, supermarkets, UBS? "Places great flow of people.
MEETING
This week, as part of prevention and control of influenza H1N1, the Epidemiological Surveillance met with religious leaders of the Northern Zone.
The meeting happened last Wednesday, in July, at the Chapel of St. Francis in the neighborhood of United Spirits.
Religious received guidance on H1N1, the dangers of the disease and ways to prevent it, and be informed about the collection procedures of examination.
We invited about 20 religious leaders from regions of Santa Clara and Jardim Paulista, but only eight showed up.
12/07/2010
10:33:01
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
http://www.acomarca.com.br/site/valor.php?noticia=1531
Confirmed an additional case of H1N1
Conjunctivitis has facilitated transmission in winter
Vaccination against polio has not yet reached target
Board of Health will work for over 90 days
Santa Casa promotes changes and aims to increase space
Epidemiological Surveillance of Mogi Mirim confirmed an additional case of H1N1 influenza in adolescents who have between 10 and 14 years. The patient is a resident of the Northern Zone and was hospitalized on Tuesday at a hospital in Mogi.
Now they are five confirmed cases. Also suspects scattered cases in Mogi Mirim, which redouble the attention of the authorities.
Meanwhile, some possible cases are discarded. A child who was hospitalized last Friday with suspected influenza had negative results. In nine other mogimirianos contamination of the disease was also ruled out.
Epidemiological Surveillance continues with the actions of guidelines on H1N1 and care to avoid contamination.
As from this Thursday, March 8, began the school break in Mogi Mirim, the focus in fighting the disease will be focused on the multiplication of information on churches, supermarkets, UBS? "Places great flow of people.
MEETING
This week, as part of prevention and control of influenza H1N1, the Epidemiological Surveillance met with religious leaders of the Northern Zone.
The meeting happened last Wednesday, in July, at the Chapel of St. Francis in the neighborhood of United Spirits.
Religious received guidance on H1N1, the dangers of the disease and ways to prevent it, and be informed about the collection procedures of examination.
We invited about 20 religious leaders from regions of Santa Clara and Jardim Paulista, but only eight showed up.
12/07/2010
10:33:01
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to July 18th; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_6_julho_22_07_10_seg.pdf
google translated excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and city, and exported on July 18, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-28 2010 (3 / 1 to 17/07/2010), 7289 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 10% (727/7.289) were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported, 46.1% 3.357/7.289), however the region South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases, 39.8% (289/727) (Table 1).
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In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 according to the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region there is a decrease in the incidence to the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region had a slight increase in cases of SE 10, 12 and 15, with the decrease thereafter. In the country as a whole, from the SE 10 was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of cases confirmed (Figure 1). Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence with 61.8% (449/727) of confirmed cases were that 69.9% (314/449) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.0% (113/314) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.5% (382/727) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.5% (113 / 727) of the total confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until the SE 28, 769 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these,11.8% (91/769) were confirmed by 7.8% (60/769) are under investigation and 80.4% (618/769) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence with 70.3% (64/91) of confirmed deaths, with 67.2% (43/64) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 53.5%
(23/43) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 62.6% 57/91) had at least one condition risk severity, with the women represented 25.3% (23/91) of the total confirmed deaths. The Northern region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths, 48.4% (44/91) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that This higher proportion occurred within the month of March this year, when it represented 66% of total deaths, with significant decrease since then.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page
Updated to July 18th; http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_6_julho_22_07_10_seg.pdf
google translated excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and city, and exported on July 18, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-28 2010 (3 / 1 to 17/07/2010), 7289 cases were reported (Table 1). Of this total, 10% (727/7.289) were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil, as the final classification. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported, 46.1% 3.357/7.289), however the region South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases, 39.8% (289/727) (Table 1).
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In 2010, the SE had a higher frequency of 10 confirmed cases for pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009 according to the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region there is a decrease in the incidence to the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region had a slight increase in cases of SE 10, 12 and 15, with the decrease thereafter. In the country as a whole, from the SE 10 was observed continuous reduction in the incidence of cases confirmed (Figure 1). Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence with 61.8% (449/727) of confirmed cases were that 69.9% (314/449) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.0% (113/314) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.5% (382/727) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.5% (113 / 727) of the total confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until the SE 28, 769 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these,11.8% (91/769) were confirmed by 7.8% (60/769) are under investigation and 80.4% (618/769) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence with 70.3% (64/91) of confirmed deaths, with 67.2% (43/64) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 53.5%
(23/43) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 62.6% 57/91) had at least one condition risk severity, with the women represented 25.3% (23/91) of the total confirmed deaths. The Northern region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths, 48.4% (44/91) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that This higher proportion occurred within the month of March this year, when it represented 66% of total deaths, with significant decrease since then.
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 18 - 91 confirmed fatalities
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 18 - 91 confirmed fatalities
Updated to July 31st: http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_7_agosto10.pdf
google translated excerpts
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and local and exported on August 3, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 10-30, 2010 (3 / 1 to 31/07/2010), 7715 cases were reported (Table 1) and 9.8% (753/7.715) of these were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of reported cases: 47.1% (3.630/7.715). However, the region South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases 38.9% (293/753) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 according to the peak recorded in North, when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region there is a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region has shown several discrete peaks, followed by rapid decline, from 12 SE. However, in general, the region has maintained the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as that found in the country as a whole, from SE 10 (Figure 1).
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 61.8% (465/753) of confirmed cases were that 69.2% (322/465) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 35.4% (114/322) were pregnant. Of total confirmed cases, 52.3% (394/753) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.1% (114/753) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until 30 SE 857 deaths were recorded by suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these, 11.1% (95/857) were confirmed, 7.1% (61/857) are under investigation and 81.2% (701/857) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence with 69.5% (66/95) of confirmed deaths, and 68.2% (45/66) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 51.1% (23/45) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 62.1% (59/95) had at least one condition risk severity, with the women represented 24.2% (23/95). The northern region showed the largest proportion of confirmed deaths 46.3% (44/95) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that the largest proportion occur until the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 18 - 91 confirmed fatalities
Updated to July 31st: http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_7_agosto10.pdf
google translated excerpts
Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and local and exported on August 3, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 10-30, 2010 (3 / 1 to 31/07/2010), 7715 cases were reported (Table 1) and 9.8% (753/7.715) of these were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of reported cases: 47.1% (3.630/7.715). However, the region South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases 38.9% (293/753) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009 according to the peak recorded in North, when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region there is a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region has shown several discrete peaks, followed by rapid decline, from 12 SE. However, in general, the region has maintained the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as that found in the country as a whole, from SE 10 (Figure 1).
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 61.8% (465/753) of confirmed cases were that 69.2% (322/465) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 35.4% (114/322) were pregnant. Of total confirmed cases, 52.3% (394/753) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.1% (114/753) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until 30 SE 857 deaths were recorded by suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these, 11.1% (95/857) were confirmed, 7.1% (61/857) are under investigation and 81.2% (701/857) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence with 69.5% (66/95) of confirmed deaths, and 68.2% (45/66) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 51.1% (23/45) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 62.1% (59/95) had at least one condition risk severity, with the women represented 24.2% (23/95). The northern region showed the largest proportion of confirmed deaths 46.3% (44/95) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that the largest proportion occur until the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 31 - 95 confirmed fatalities
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 31 - 95 confirmed fatalities
Updated to August 15. http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_8_agosto19_8_10.pdf
Excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Influenza pandemics (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and local and exported on August 15, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-32 2010 (3 / 1 to 14/08/2010), 753 cases were reported and 9.5% (753/7.958) of these were confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification (Table 1). We discarded 74.8% (5.954/7.958) of the cases reported and this percentage is higher than the percentage of cases and confirmed cases of research. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported, 47.2 (3.759/7.958), although the South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases: 39.3% (296/753) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, according the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. On this region, there was a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region has had discrete peaks, followed by rapid decline since the SE 15. In general, this region is maintaining the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as that is observed in the country as a whole since the SE 10 (Figure 1.) Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 61.4% (462/753) of confirmed cases were that 68.4% (318/465) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.2% (115/318) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.2% (393/753) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.3% (115/753) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until the SE 32, 889 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these, 10.8% (96/889) were confirmed, 6.5% (58/889) are under investigation and 82.7% (735/889) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 68.8% (66/96) of deaths confirmed, and 68.2% (45/66) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 51.1% (23/45) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 61.5% (59/96) had at least one risk condition to gravity, while the women accounted for 24.0% (23/96). The Northern region had the highest proportion Confirmed deaths: 45.8% (44/96) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this higher proportion occurred within the March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to July 31 - 95 confirmed fatalities
Updated to August 15. http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_8_agosto19_8_10.pdf
Excerpts;
Epidemiological Situation of Influenza pandemics (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and local and exported on August 15, 2010, in the period that the epidemiological weeks (SE) 1-32 2010 (3 / 1 to 14/08/2010), 753 cases were reported and 9.5% (753/7.958) of these were confirmed for influenza pandemic (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification (Table 1). We discarded 74.8% (5.954/7.958) of the cases reported and this percentage is higher than the percentage of cases and confirmed cases of research. The Southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported, 47.2 (3.759/7.958), although the South recorded the highest proportion of confirmed cases: 39.3% (296/753) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, according the peak recorded in the North when it was observed an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. On this region, there was a decrease in incidence until the SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in SE 14. The southern region has had discrete peaks, followed by rapid decline since the SE 15. In general, this region is maintaining the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as that is observed in the country as a whole since the SE 10 (Figure 1.) Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 61.4% (462/753) of confirmed cases were that 68.4% (318/465) were of childbearing age (10-49 years) and of these, 36.2% (115/318) were pregnant. Of the total confirmed cases, 52.2% (393/753) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.3% (115/753) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, until the SE 32, 889 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009. Of these, 10.8% (96/889) were confirmed, 6.5% (58/889) are under investigation and 82.7% (735/889) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 28 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and females had the highest incidence, with 68.8% (66/96) of deaths confirmed, and 68.2% (45/66) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 51.1% (23/45) were pregnant women. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 61.5% (59/96) had at least one risk condition to gravity, while the women accounted for 24.0% (23/96). The Northern region had the highest proportion Confirmed deaths: 45.8% (44/96) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this higher proportion occurred within the March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Tonka
Well-known member
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
http://www.diariovanguardia.com.py/...onfirmados-de-h1n1-&catid=56:salud&Itemid=413
Spanish to English translation
22 confirmed cases of H1N1.
WEDNESDAY, September 8, 2010 6:55. .
22 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in Alto Paran?, were also confirmed five cases of type B and one type AH3 as statistical records of the Regional Epidemiology Unit (EBU). So far this year were reported 3901 consultations for Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) in different public health centers in the area.
According to the EBU to date were reported a total of 3901 cases of ARI in the tenth department, the amount referred to 2734 involving children under five years and 1,116 older than five years of age.
Also reported 624 occurrences of H1N1 influenza, of which 22 were positive, 81 negative, 441 suspects remain pending laboratory results, five were influenza type B and type 1 AH3.
Influenza, commonly referred to as the disease is a highly communicable respiratory tract infections caused by influenza virus. Transmission occurs from person to person through tiny droplets that are generated by talking, coughing, sneezing or by touching surfaces contaminated with the virus, for example, handles, toys, telephones, railings, keyboards, etc.
In the presence of symptoms, including fever (greater than 38 ?), sore throat, cough, muscle and joint aches, congestion and runny nose, malaise, loss of appetite, headache, fatigue, shortness of breath. Public health authorities recommend that patients wear masks, stay at home and seek medical assistance.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
http://www.diariovanguardia.com.py/...onfirmados-de-h1n1-&catid=56:salud&Itemid=413
Spanish to English translation
22 confirmed cases of H1N1.
WEDNESDAY, September 8, 2010 6:55. .
22 confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in Alto Paran?, were also confirmed five cases of type B and one type AH3 as statistical records of the Regional Epidemiology Unit (EBU). So far this year were reported 3901 consultations for Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) in different public health centers in the area.
According to the EBU to date were reported a total of 3901 cases of ARI in the tenth department, the amount referred to 2734 involving children under five years and 1,116 older than five years of age.
Also reported 624 occurrences of H1N1 influenza, of which 22 were positive, 81 negative, 441 suspects remain pending laboratory results, five were influenza type B and type 1 AH3.
Influenza, commonly referred to as the disease is a highly communicable respiratory tract infections caused by influenza virus. Transmission occurs from person to person through tiny droplets that are generated by talking, coughing, sneezing or by touching surfaces contaminated with the virus, for example, handles, toys, telephones, railings, keyboards, etc.
In the presence of symptoms, including fever (greater than 38 ?), sore throat, cough, muscle and joint aches, congestion and runny nose, malaise, loss of appetite, headache, fatigue, shortness of breath. Public health authorities recommend that patients wear masks, stay at home and seek medical assistance.
Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
Updated to September 5th. http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_setembro_2010.pdf
Portuguese to English translation
Excerpts
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Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and localexported on September 5, 2010, the period that includes the epidemiological weeks (SE) 01-352010 (01/03 to 09/04/2010), 8,366 cases were reported and 9.2% (773/8.366) of these were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification (Table 1). We discarded 76.4% (6.389/8.366) of reported cases. The southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported 47.5% (3.971/8.366) But the southern region had the highest proportion of confirmed cases 39.7% (307/773) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed a higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, according the peak of the northern region, was observed when an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region, there is a decrease in incidence to SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in the SE 14. The southern region has had discrete peaks followed by a rapid decrease from 15 SE. In general, this region is maintaining the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as what is
observed in the country as a whole since the SE 10 (Figure 1).
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females were more frequent with 61.1% (472/773) of confirmed cases, and 68.9% (325/472) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), and of these 36.0% (117/325) were pregnant. Of total confirmed cases, 52.4% (405/773) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.1% (117/773) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, on SE 35, 951 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009. Of these, 10.4% (99/951) were confirmed, 6.2% (59/951) are under investigation and 83.4% (793/951) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 29 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and female sex was the most frequent with 67.7% (67/99) of deaths confirmed, 68.7% (46/67) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 50.0% (23/46) were pregnant. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 60.6% (60/99) had at least one condition risk for severity, with the women represented 23.2% (23/99). The Northern region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths 44.4% (44/99) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this occurred even greater proportion the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to August 15 - 96 confirmed fatalities
Updated to September 5th. http://portal.saude.gov.br/portal/arquivos/pdf/informe_influenza_setembro_2010.pdf
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Epidemiological Situation of Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 in Brazil
According to data from Sinan online, updated epidemiological surveillance by state and localexported on September 5, 2010, the period that includes the epidemiological weeks (SE) 01-352010 (01/03 to 09/04/2010), 8,366 cases were reported and 9.2% (773/8.366) of these were confirmed to Pandemic Influenza (H1N1) in 2009 as the final classification (Table 1). We discarded 76.4% (6.389/8.366) of reported cases. The southeast region had the highest proportion of cases reported 47.5% (3.971/8.366) But the southern region had the highest proportion of confirmed cases 39.7% (307/773) (Table 1).
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SE 10 showed a higher frequency of confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, according the peak of the northern region, was observed when an incidence of 3.1 / 1 million inhabitants. In this region, there is a decrease in incidence to SE 13, followed by a slight increase in the number of cases in the SE 14. The southern region has had discrete peaks followed by a rapid decrease from 15 SE. In general, this region is maintaining the trend of continuous reduction in the incidence of confirmed cases, such as what is
observed in the country as a whole since the SE 10 (Figure 1).
Among the confirmed cases to pandemic influenza (H1N1) in 2009, the median age was 24 years (range: <1 year to 96 years) and females were more frequent with 61.1% (472/773) of confirmed cases, and 68.9% (325/472) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), and of these 36.0% (117/325) were pregnant. Of total confirmed cases, 52.4% (405/773) had at least one risk condition for gravity, being that pregnant women accounted for 15.1% (117/773) of all confirmed cases.
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In Brazil, on SE 35, 951 deaths were reported suspected pandemic influenza (H1N1) 2009. Of these, 10.4% (99/951) were confirmed, 6.2% (59/951) are under investigation and 83.4% (793/951) were discarded for pandemic influenza (Table 2). Among the confirmed deaths to pandemic influenza, the median age was 29 years (range: <1 year to 79 years) and female sex was the most frequent with 67.7% (67/99) of deaths confirmed, 68.7% (46/67) were of childbearing age (10-49 years), of these, 50.0% (23/46) were pregnant. Of the total of confirmed deaths, 60.6% (60/99) had at least one condition risk for severity, with the women represented 23.2% (23/99). The Northern region had the highest proportion of confirmed deaths 44.4% (44/99) (Table 2). It is noteworthy that this occurred even greater proportion the month of March this year, with a significant decrease since then.
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Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to September 5 - 99 confirmed fatalities
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to September 5 - 99 confirmed fatalities
http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=220892&Itemid=1
Brazil reports 99 deaths from influenza A (H1N1)
Thursday, September 16, 2010
September 15, 2010, 22:15 Brasilia, Sep 15 (Prensa Latina) A total of 99 Brazilians died from January to September 4 due to influenza A (H1N1), according to a bulletin from the Health Surveillance Secretariat, attached to Ministry, released here today.
In total, accurate health institution, reported 773 cases of the disease in the same period, and states that women between 10 and 49 years were the principal victims, to the point that the 99 deaths, 67 were female and half of them was pregnant.
Also, the Northern Region reported 44 deaths, equivalent to 44.4 percent of the national total, while the Southern Region, with 307 cases, 39.7 percent, led in the number of people who contracted the disease, which left last August to be considered a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
The Secretary of Health Surveillance in contrast to the 773 new cases of influenza are 9.2 percent of the eight thousand 366 patients with acute respiratory syndrome between January and September 4, 2010.
Between March and June this year, the Ministry of Health developed a vaccination campaign against influenza A (H1N1), a stage in which they were immunized over 90 million Brazilians, considered the main targets of the disease.
Official figures show that last year two thousand 51 inhabitants of this vast South American country died of the disease.
mv / ale
Re: Brazil: Ministry of Health A(H1N1) Page: Updated to September 5 - 99 confirmed fatalities
http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=220892&Itemid=1
Brazil reports 99 deaths from influenza A (H1N1)
Thursday, September 16, 2010
September 15, 2010, 22:15 Brasilia, Sep 15 (Prensa Latina) A total of 99 Brazilians died from January to September 4 due to influenza A (H1N1), according to a bulletin from the Health Surveillance Secretariat, attached to Ministry, released here today.
In total, accurate health institution, reported 773 cases of the disease in the same period, and states that women between 10 and 49 years were the principal victims, to the point that the 99 deaths, 67 were female and half of them was pregnant.
Also, the Northern Region reported 44 deaths, equivalent to 44.4 percent of the national total, while the Southern Region, with 307 cases, 39.7 percent, led in the number of people who contracted the disease, which left last August to be considered a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
The Secretary of Health Surveillance in contrast to the 773 new cases of influenza are 9.2 percent of the eight thousand 366 patients with acute respiratory syndrome between January and September 4, 2010.
Between March and June this year, the Ministry of Health developed a vaccination campaign against influenza A (H1N1), a stage in which they were immunized over 90 million Brazilians, considered the main targets of the disease.
Official figures show that last year two thousand 51 inhabitants of this vast South American country died of the disease.
mv / ale