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Brazil - Rio Grande do Sul, influenza 2016: 209 fatalities

[h=1]Rises to 176 the number of deaths related to influenza A in RS[/h]
The State Department of Health published on Friday (15) the weekly update of influenza-related data in Rio Grande do Sul. According to the document, the number of deaths from influenza rose to 176, with 163 H1N1 and 13 cases The flu not subtyped. Last week, the bulletin released accounted 169.A metropolitan area has the largest number of confirmed cases of influenza in the state (54.3%). Following is the Sierra region (11.9%) and Misiones (10.0%). The municipality with the highest number of confirmed cases of H1N1 is Port Alegrecom 25.7% .Among the confirmed cases of influenza, the average age is in 41 years, ranging from 0 to 90. The cases and deaths due to H1N1 occur in all age groups, being over 60 the most susceptible.

http://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-d...umero-de-mortes-relacionadas-gripe-no-rs.html
 
[h=1]Carlos Barbosa confirms first death from H1N1 in 2016[/h]
The Carlos Barbosa Prefecture confirmed on Thursday (21) the first death from H1N1 this year in the city, in the Serra do Rio Grande do Sul. The victim is a woman of 58 years, born and resident of the city, and that did not belong to any group risco.Segundo the Municipal Department of Health, she passed away on July 1, the Tacchini Hospital, in Bento Gon?alves. On June 16, the woman sought treatment in the Health Center of Carlos Barbosa, and then was taken to the city hospital. With the worsening of the case, just referred to Bento Gon?alves, but did not resist.

http://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-d...confirma-primeira-morte-por-h1n1-em-2016.html
 
[h=1]With new cases, Rio Grande do Sul has 173 deaths from H1N1 in 2016[/h]
Within a week, nine more deaths were confirmed by Influeza in Rio Grande do Sul. The data were released on Friday (29) by the State Secretariat of all Sa?de.Ao are 187 flu deaths in the year in the state. The last report, released on Friday (22) last, pointing 178 deaths. Of this number, 173 were caused by the influenza virus A (H1N1), and 14 cases are not subtyped. In the previous survey were 165 deaths from influenza A (H1N1) and 13 deaths not subtipados.Ainda according to the state Department of Health, have been reported to date, 1,194 cases of influenza in the state. Influenza A (H1N1) are 1,080 events in 2016.

http://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-d...e-do-sul-tem-173-mortes-por-h1n1-em-2016.html
 
[h=2]Deaths from swine flu in 2016 in Rio Grande do Sul only to lose years of the epidemic[/h]
The number of deaths from swine flu in Rio Grande do Sul in 2016 is not only greater than the epidemic of the disease in 2009. By late August, the figure was 1,378 people infected with the influenza virus, of which 1,242 were by type H1N1, the deadliest. The disease caused 209 deaths, and 193 was H1N1. The others are not subtyped influenza A. In 2009, influenza A has 334 deaths. In the following years, there was a considerable setback. The year 2013 was the last record with the highest number with 73 deaths. In 2014, there were 25 deaths, and last year, only nine, according to the state Department of health.The metropolitan region focuses this year the highest number of confirmed cases (55.5%), followed by Serra (11.2%) and Missions (9%). Porto Alegre leads in cases per county (25.5%), followed by Canoas (5.7%).
 
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