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The City of Taubat? confirmed this morning (21), the death of two people for Influenza this year in the municipality. The deaths occurred in February and the investigation started from necropsies performed by the Death Verification Service (SVO). The first death was a baby, three months old. The death occurred on February 9 and the tests gave positive for H3N2. The second victim is a 70-year-old woman. She passed away on February 16 and the exams also included H3N2. Last year, there were eight deaths from the H3N2 virus and five deaths from the Influenza B virus.
[h=3]Confirmed first death for H1N1 in Santa Fe do Sul[/h]
Julieta Costa The Municipal Health Secretary of Santa F? do Sul confirmed on Tuesday, the 8th, the first death due to H1N1 in the city this year. According to the information obtained by the report, the victim was a 30-year-old man, who lives in the area and has not had his name disclosed so far.
[h=3]Mother of the mayor of Urania victim of H1N1[/h] After eight days in the Santa Casa de Jales, death was confirmed on Monday night (14) H1N1 virus died on Monday evening (14) Ms. Mirtes Arjol Domingues (56), mother of the Mayor of Ur?nia, M?rcio Arjol. According to information obtained by the newspaper Jornal do Povo of Radio Asunci?n FM, eight days were hospitalized in Santa Casa de Jales. It is the first recorded death in the city of Ur?nia, as well as in the Jales region. The body will be veiled in the City Hall, from midnight, and the burial is scheduled for 16h00 on Tuesday (15), in the Municipal Cemetery of Ur?nia. http://www.wamidia.com.br/CarregarNoticia?idNoticia=20392
[h=2]Health investigates second death suspected of H1N1 flu in Franca[/h] The City Health Department on Thursday confirmed the existence of yet another suspected death that may have been caused by the H1N1 flu virus. According to Secretary Rodolfo Moraes, the victim is a woman over 40 who died just over 10 days ago. The woman had all the symptoms of H1N1 flu and had her blood collected for examination. "We're still waiting for confirmation. But from the health picture we see in this woman's case, she's almost certainly infected by the flu virus. " If the suspicions are ratified, it will be the second case of death caused by the flu in the city. Last week, the death of an elderly man from Morro Agudo who was hospitalized in France was confirmed.
[h=2]Two more people die for H1N1 in Rio Preto[/h]
The flu caused two more deaths in Rio Preto. The two people, a man over 60 and a woman in the age group of 40 to 45, had contracted the H1N1 virus and manifested the first symptoms of the disease on May 4. Both were hospitalized. With the confirmations, the total number of deaths from the disease reaches five in the year. According to the Health Department, which does not divulge exact age or date of death of the victims, all of them had some comorbidity or risk factor, which worsened the situation.
[h=1]Epidemiological surveillance confirms the 1st death due to H1N1 influenza in Presidente Prudente this year[/h]
The Municipal Epidemiological Surveillance (VEM) confirmed on Tuesday (29) the first case of death due to influenza A-H1N1 virus in 2018 in Presidente Prudente. She is a 22-year-old woman from the north. According to the director of VEM, Elaine Bertacco, the victim was hospitalized with suspicions of the disease early last week but did not resist and died two days later. Another 58-year-old patient was also diagnosed with the H1N1 flu. He is a resident of the central part of the city, has been discharged and is out of risk.
[h=1]Catanduva Health Department confirms two deaths due to H1N1[/h]
Two deaths caused by influenza A H1N1 were confirmed, this Tuesday (5), by the Secretary of Health of Catanduva (SP).According to the secretary, one of the victims lived in Para?so and another in Ariranha (SP). The Para?so Health Department had already confirmed the death of the victim on June 1.They were hospitalized at Hospital El?mio Carlos in Catanduva, and died due to complications caused by the flu virus.Other cases of the disease had already been registered this year in Catanduva, Catigu?, Itajobi, Novo Horizonte, Pindorama and Tabapu?.The seasonal influenza A / H3 virus had confirmations in Catanduva, Itajobi and Santa Ad?lia. Also positive cases of Influenza B were registered, being a patient of Catanduva and another of Campos do Jord?o (SP), that was in the city when it passed badly.
[h=1]The number of flu deaths increases by 180% in SP[/h] Sorocaba - The number of deaths from the flu virus rose 180% in less than a month in the state of S?o Paulo. According to a bulletin from the Epidemiological Surveillance Center (CEV) of the Secretariat of Health, from January to May 2, 25 deaths were recorded by various types of influenza virus. By day 28, there were already 71 deaths, according to data from the CEV. The number of confirmed cases rose from 146 to 458 in this period.
The escalation of flu cases coincides with falling temperatures, when the virus transmission gets larger, and with low vaccination in the state. On Wednesday, 6, the Limeira Epidemiological Surveillance confirmed the first death by H1N1 flu in the city this year. The victim is a 79-year-old woman who died on May 29 - the test results are now ready. The same virus caused two deaths in Catanduva, confirmed on Tuesday, 5.H1N1 is the most deadly virus in the state, causing 41 deaths in 222 cases so far. H2N3 infected 89 people, 13 of whom died. Another 11 deaths were caused by type A in 98 cases and six by B, which infected 49.
[h=1]Mogi das Cruzes confirms the first death by H1N1[/h] [h=3]The Mogi das Cruzes Health Department confirmed the first death due to H1N1 flu in 2018. The victim, a 57-year-old man with a chronic illness, was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Mogi Municipal Hospital and died on Sunday[/h] http://www.portalnews.com.br/_conte...mogi-confirma-a-primeira-morte-pelo-h1n1.html
Catanduva confirms third death due to H1N1 in the region
The Secretary of Health of Catanduva (SP) confirmed on Friday (8) the third death in the region by the H1N1 flu. According to the statement, the victim, a 64-year-old man, lived in Potirendaba (SP), but was hospitalized in Catanduva. Also according to the secretary, the case was notified on May 29. Two other people died from complications of the flu. One victim was from Paradise and the other from Ariranha (SP). Influenza vaccination is carried out at clinics in the northwest of S?o Paulo until June 15.
[h=1]Mogi confirms first H1N1 death and directs priority public to seek vaccination[/h] The Municipal Health Department confirmed the first death due to H1N1 flu in 2018. The victim, a 57-year-old man with a chronic illness, was admitted to the ICU of the Municipal Hospital of Mogi das Cruzes and died on June 2. According to a survey by the Department of Epidemiological Surveillance, he had not been vaccinated. The city also awaits the result of a necroscopic examination of the material sent to the Adolfo Lutz Institute in S?o Paulo of a five-month-old baby who died on April 26, also suspected of H1N1. This year, so far, the municipality has registered 110 suspicious H1N1 reports, of which 36 are residents of Mogi das Cruzes and the other residents of other cities who sought medical attention in the city.
[h=1]Health Department confirms first death due to H1N1 in Porto Ferreira, SP[/h]
A 61-year-old woman was a victim of the H1N1 flu in Porto Ferreira (SP). It is the first case of the year, according to information of the Municipal Health Department.The patient died on May 28, after being hospitalized in Santa Casa. The results of the exams came out on Tuesday (12). 57-year-old woman dies of H1N1 virus in ArarasAccording to the Epidemiological Surveillance, the woman was part of the risk group, had diabetes, and had not been vaccinated.On Saturday (9), a 47-year-old woman on suspicion of the disease died. The results of the exams should be completed in 15 days.
[h=1]Fourth Death by Influenza H1N1 Confirmed in Catanduva[/h]
The fourth death by H1N1 virus (Influenza) is recorded in Catanduva. The information is from the Secretary of Health of Catanduva who reported what happened the morning of yesterday (12). The victim was 50 years old, a man, a resident of Pindorama and hospitalized at Em?lio Carlos Hospital. The death was recorded on June 1, but confirmed the death of the flu virus last Monday (11)."The Secretary of Health of Catanduva registered another death due to the Influenza. With this, the number of deaths caused by the disease in the region rises to four. The victim was a man, 50, a resident of Pindorama. He was hospitalized at the Hospital Emilio Carlos and died on the 1st, but the result of the exam was released on Monday. The patient had aggravated comorbidities, "says in a note to Health.
A 31-year-old man died on May 5, but he would have contracted the virus in another state; this is the fifth confirmed case of the disease in the municipality The Sumar? Epidemiological Surveillance confirmed on Friday (15) another death by H1N1 in the city, the second in the year, referring to a man of 31 years, who died on May 5, but who would have contracted the virus in another State, which causes the case to be treated as imported. The confirmation was made after results of exams sent by the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in S?o Paulo, being the fifth confirmed case in the municipality in 2018.
Euclides da Cunha Paulista confirms woman's death due to H1N1 and another hospitalization for the disease
The State Epidemiological Surveillance confirmed two cases of H1N1 flu in Euclides da Cunha Paulista. A 52-year-old woman died on Tuesday (12) of the disease and another, in the same age group, is hospitalized at the Regional Spring Hospital. The situation was confirmed this Friday (15) by the health board, Nilc?ia Rodrigues Feitosa, after notifications made by the online system of the State Epidemiological Surveillance. In both cases, queues are formed in health units by citizens who intend to immunize against the flu. The fear of contracting the disease has also led the population to buy and wear masks.
[h=1]Bauru records the first death for H1N1; the victim did not take the vaccine, says the town hall[/h]
The city of Bauru registered the first death for H1N1 this year, as reported by the Municipal Health Department on Friday (16). The victim is a 54-year-old woman who, according to the city hall, was one of the risk groups for suffering from obesity and cardiovascular disease. The woman went to the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) in the neighborhood of Bela Vista to present symptoms such as fever, cough and shortness of breath. According to the hospital, she had not taken the vaccine and contracted influenza A. Still according to the hospital, the picture progresses quickly to pneumonia and she did not resist.
[h=2]Health Department confirms two deaths due to H1N1 flu in Santos[/h] H1N1 - Santos Health Secretary confirmed the death of two people due to H1N1 flu. Just this year, three people died because of the disease in the region, the number of fatalities in Baixada Santista has increased to three this year. The first death was recorded in April in Cubat?o. Santos's two deaths are of a 69-year-old man and a 1-year-old boy. Both were victims of influenza A virus, type H1N1. According to Santos City Hall, the boy died on May 11. You did not have the date of death revealed. According to the City of Cubat?o, the victim was a 33-year-old woman living in Jardim Nova Rep?blica. In the region, 12 people were diagnosed with H1N1 flu by city halls and another 13 are awaiting the confirmation of lab tests from the Adolfo Lutz Institute.
[h=1]Health Department confirms first death due to H1N1 in Porto Ferreira, SP[/h] A 61-year-old woman was a victim of the H1N1 flu in Porto Ferreira (SP). It is the first case of the year, according to information of the Municipal Health Department. The patient died on May 28, after being hospitalized in Santa Casa. The results of the exams came out on Tuesday (12).
