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[h=1]Ribeir?o Preto records 21 deaths from flu[/h]
The Municipal Health Department confirmed on Wednesday, August 15, through the Epidemiological Bulletin, that 21 people died in Ribeir?o Preto victims of the H1N1 and H3N2 flu viruses - the popular "influenza A" or "swine flu" until the end of last month, average of three per month. However, according to the report, deaths were recorded in April (one), May (six), June (six) and eight in July. That is, monthly average higher than five.
[h=3]Limeira Health confirms two deaths due to H1N1 flu[/h]
The Epidemiological Surveillance of Limeira (SP) confirmed on Tuesday (21) two more deaths from H1N1 flu this year in the municipality: a 71 yo and a 1 yo child
[h=2]VEM cVEM confirms second death for H1N1 in Prudente[/h]
The Municipal Epidemiological Surveillance (VEM) of Presidente Prudente confirmed the second case of death due to influenza A - H1N1 virus in this year 2018. According to the note released on Tuesday (21), it is a six-year-old child living in the west. The first death reported in May, being a 22-year-old woman living in the north. "From the beginning of the year so far, 11 cases of Influenza A have been reported. There are three more suspected cases of the disease being analyzed," said VEM supervisor Elaine Bertacco. According to her, of the 11 reported cases of Influenza A, four patients remain hospitalized.
[h=1]74-year-old man dies of H1N1 flu in Nova Odessa[/h]
The New Odessa Epidemiological Surveillance received this month the confirmation, by the Adolfo Lutz Institute, of a death caused by H1N1 in the city. The 74-year-old man, who died on June 27, was hospitalized in a private hospital in Americana, had no record of the flu vaccine in 2017 and 2018, and had lung problems. According to the Secretary of Health, Vanderlei Cocato, the victim is a patient who was part of the risk group and who did not get vaccinated. Still according to the Epidemiological Surveillance, up to now, 18 reports have been registered, with a positive case for H1N1 (death). Last year, there were 8 reports, with three positive cases of Influenza A (H3N2) - with one death - and three cases of RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus
[h=1]The number of deaths per H1N1 in the Piracicaba region (SP) rises to nine[/h]
The death toll for H1N1 in the region of Piracicaba (SP) rose. Saltinho (SP) reported on Monday (27), that a new case with death was registered in the city. According to the Health Department, Saltinho had two cases of H1N1 and one of them ended in death. Details of the victim were not disclosed. With more this death, the region of Piracicaba adds a high number of victims of the disease. Limeira (SP) has had five dead and Piracicaba three.
[h=1]Ribeir?o Preto registers 23 deaths from flu[/h] The Municipal Health Department confirmed this Monday, September 17, through the Epidemiological Bulletin, that 23 people died this year in Ribeir?o Preto victims of the H1N1 and H3N2 viruses, influenza - the popular "influenza A" or "swine flu ". According to the report, deaths were recorded in four months - April (one), May (six), June (seven) and nine in July. There was no fatal victim in August.
In 2017 no deaths were recorded in the city, but in the previous period twelve residents died - in less than nine months of 2018 there are already eleven more, almost double, growth of 91.6%. The city has also confirmed 92 cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome caused by some type of influenza virus variation - 50 of H1N1 (24 in June), 23 of H3N2, 15 of which are non-subtyped and four of influenza B ). The secretariat received 287 reports of suspected occurrences, 22 in August.
