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[h=1]The Department of Health confirms the first death for H1N1 influenza in Avare[/h]
Health Secretary of Avar? (SP) confirmed on Thursday (12) the first death due to H1N1 flu this year. According to the agency, the patient who died was a 12-year-old boy. In all, according to the city hall, four cases of H1N1 were registered in the city and there are six other suspected cases. Also according to the Secretariat, necessary measures regarding family members who have had contact with patients with the flu have already been taken. Other deaths In the region of Itapetininga (SP), three deaths have been recorded because of the Influenza virus, one in Itapetininga, another in Tatu? and one in Avar?.
The Metropolitan Region of Campinas (MRC) had three more deaths from H1N1 flu confirmed yesterday. Two of them are in Americana and one in Sumar?. In Americana, one of the patients is a 58-year-old woman living in the Parque Gramado neighborhood who died on June 15. She was hospitalized at the Municipal Hospital Dr. Waldemar Tebaldi and did not present any comorbidity (existence of two or more diseases simultaneously in the same person). The second victim was also a woman, 55, who lived in the Jardim S?o Pedro neighborhood. She died on June 9 after being hospitalized at the Hospital San Francisco, Americana. In this case, the patient had pre-existing comorbidities, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was found. The Epidemiological Surveillance of Americana still awaits the outcome of two cases of patients who died at the Municipal Hospital, a 44-year-old woman living in the Jardim dos L?rios neighborhood who died on June 22 and another 45-year-old female resident in the district Ch?cara Latvia, who died on July 2.
[h=1]H1N1 makes one more victim in Bauru and number of deaths reaches 8[/h]
The Municipal Health Department, through the Department of Public Health, released on Thursday (12) another confirmation of death by H1N1, totaling eight fatalities this year alone. This is a 54-year-old woman who was admitted to the ICU of a private hospital in Bauru. Her name was not disclosed. The patient's diagnosis of H1N1 had already been disclosed on July 2. The woman has been hospitalized since 26th of last month and died on the 7th. According to information from the municipality's communication office, the fatal victim had not been vaccinated, however, it was not possible to determine whether or not she included the risk groups, since she did not have relatives in Bauru.
[h=1]Piracicaba confirms two more deaths from H1N1 flu; were between 30 and 59 years of age[/h]
The Health Department confirmed on Friday (13) two more deaths from H1N1 flu in Piracicaba (SP). The victims are a woman and a man between the ages of 30 and 59. With both cases, the city adds three deaths from the disease this year. In the region, there are already five cases. According to Health, the woman, who was in the age group between 50 and 59 years, presented the symptoms of the flu in May. Already man was in the age group between the 30 and 39 years and manifested signs of H1N1 in June. The secretariat did not give more information about the victims.
The first death for H1N1 was confirmed earlier this month by Health. The victim was a woman who was between 50 and 59 years old and had symptoms in June. She was a resident of the north of the city. In all, Piracicaba had 60 reports of influenza in 2018. Nine cases of H1N1 influenza were confirmed, and all three died. The city also reported five positive cases of seasonal H3 influenza.
City hall confirms fourth death due to H1N1 flu in Itu
It was confirmed by the Itu Prefecture the fourth death by H1N1 Influenza - a variation of the common flu - in the city. The victim was a 70-year-old man who died on July 6. With this registry, Itu adds four deaths in nine confirmed cases in the municipality. The Periscope reported in the June 27 issue of the journal, confirming three deaths from the H1N1 flu, two men (one with 30 and the other with 53 years) and one woman (83 years). According to the City Hall, the suspected cases reported in Basic Health Units (BHUs) or in the Municipal Emergency Service (PAM) are sent to the Emergency Care Unit (UPA), which requests hospitalization via the State Government.
[h=1]Health confirms eight deaths due to H1N1 in Sorocaba[/h]
The Sorocaba Health Department reported that until this Monday (16), the municipality registered eight deaths from influenza A virus subtype H1N1. In total, there are 19 cases, of which the deaths occurred. There were no cases of the disease recorded in 2017.
[h=3]Jundia? confirms first H1N1 death this year[/h]
The Epidemiological Surveillance of Jundia? confirmed in the beginning of last night the first death in the city by H1N1. The patient (no sex or age was reported) died in June and had comorbidities (other diseases). The city has one more suspect death in investigation. The City of Jundia? has confirmed three other positive cases of the disease in which the patients have already been discharged. The city has registered 45 suspects this year, and 25 of them have already been dropped. 15 are being analyzed by the Adolfo Lutz Institute.
[h=1]Andradina Health Department confirms two new deaths from influenza[/h]
The Health Department of Andradina (SP) confirmed on Monday (16) two new deaths from influenza in the city, which accounts for five deaths from Influenza A H1N1 this year. The victims are a 63-year-old elderly woman and an elderly woman, 69. They were hospitalized at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the city's Santa Casa. According to the secretariat, this year Andradina recorded 11 cases of influenza, eight of which are for influenza A H1N1 and three for A H3N2.
[h=1]Monte Alto confirms first death for H1N1[/h]
Monte Alto confirms first death for H1N1 The information was confirmed by the department of Epidemiological Surveillance of the municipality A 65-year-old woman, who has been hospitalized since the end of June this year, is the first victim of the H1N1 flu. The confirmation of his death due to complications of the virus, Influenza, was made by the department of Epidemiological Surveillance of Monte Alto on Monday afternoon, Monday, 16, which had recently confirmed nine cases of people suspected of having the disease, three children aged 7 to 9 years, and nine adults. According to information, the number of cases may increase, since the health department of the city awaits the outcome of other tests that were sent to the city of Ribeir?o Preto.
[h=1]H1N1 death toll rises to 5 in Andradina[/h]
Five people have died in Andradina for Influenza A H1N1 this year. According to information from the Municipal Health Department, the two most recent deaths were confirmed this week, having as victims a 63-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man. Both were hospitalized at the local Santa Casa, receiving treatment. The municipality informs that there are 11 confirmed cases of influenza caused by the virus Influenza in the city in 2018. Of this total, eight are of H1N1 influenza and three of H3N2. The two flushes cause high and rapid fever, cough, sore throat, headache in the body and in the joints. Shortness of breath and excessive fatigue is a characteristic symptom in the case of H1N1. In Andradina, the vaccination goal stipulated by the Ministry of Health has not been reached and there are about a thousand doses available for residents who are part of one of the risk groups. The city did not say whether the patients who died took the vaccine, but say it has been campaigning and stepping up vaccination.
[h=1]Three more deaths from H1N1 flu are confirmed in the region of Itapetininga[/h]
Three more deaths from the H1N1 flu virus were confirmed on Wednesday (18) in the Itapetininga region, one in Tatu? (SP) and two in S?o Miguel Arcanjo (SP). Altogether, 10 deaths were recorded in the region. According to the Health Department, two men were cared for in S?o Miguel Arcanjo, one of whom lived in Cap?o Bonito, Turvo dos Almeidas, in the rural area. The patients, aged 63 and 51, did not withstand and died in the unit because of flu complications. The Department of Health of Tatu? also confirmed the second death by registered H1N1 in the city. The patient, a 41-year-old woman, was hospitalized at Santa Casa ICU.
[h=2]Advertiser dies with suspected H1N1 on birthday in Marilia[/h]
The advertising company Patr?cia do Carmo Luccyano, 38, was buried yesterday in the Cemetery of Saudade with suspicion of H1N1. She spent two weeks in Santa Casa, where she went through blood sampling to confirm the contamination. The death would have occurred due to a bronchopneumonia, with renal damage and infection. Patricia was single and had no children. She died on the day of her birthday (July 16) and was veiled yesterday at the Municipal Vigil, with burial at 2:00 p.m. Close friends mentioned that the infection test for H1N1 virus (Influenza A influenza) was done due to bronchopneumonia. The collection, in this case, is sent to the Instituto Adolfo Lutz, responsible for the analysis.
[h=1]After death by H1N1, Monte Alto reinforces vaccination campaign[/h] After a 65-year-old woman died of complications caused by H1N1 flu in Monte Alto, the vaccination campaign was strengthened in order to achieve 100% immunization coverage groups. She had been hospitalized since early June and had the condition aggravated by a type of pulmonary insufficiency, associated with edema, known as Sara (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome). The death was confirmed by the communication department of the city hall. This was the first fatality in the city. But nine other people have been diagnosed with the virus, which can be transmitted up to seven days after the onset of symptoms in adults and 14 in children. The municipality's current vaccination average is 76%, weakened by the reasonable demand of the children, which reached 74% of the target. Teachers are already immunized.
[h=1]Bauru confirms two more cases of death due to influenza, one of them H1N1[/h]
The city of Bauru (SP) confirmed on Thursday (19) that two more people died in the city victims of influenza, being one of cases of type H1N1 and the other of Influenza A (not subtyped). The victims were two women, aged 43 and 67, who presented with dyspnea (difficulty breathing), fever and cough. According to the Health Department, the classification "not subtyped" is given to cases in which the tests failed to identify which type of influenza. The youngest woman, who died diagnosed with the H1N1 flu, had not been vaccinated. The other fatal victim, who tested positive for influenza A non-subtyped, was diabetic and had vaccine status ignored. The other five confirmed cases of H1N1 in the city reached three women (37, 54 and 70 years) and two men (aged 50 and 54). All of them had a common picture of respiratory discomfort, cough, sore throat, dyspnea.
[h=1]Deaths from H1N1 in SP increase from one case in 2017 to 42 in 2018[/h]
The number of deaths per H1N1 in the city of S?o Paulo rose from a case in 2017 to 42 in 2018. As of June this year, there were 33 deaths from H1N1. In July, until last Tuesday (17), another 9 deaths were registered. (see vaccination locations at the end of the report) In 2017 the only death was recorded in March. Already this year the deaths occurred in February (1), April (4), May (24), June (4) and until July 17 (9). The increase in deaths is accompanied by an increase in the number of hospitalizations, as shown in the SP1 report. There were 330 cases in the first half of 2018 versus 15 cases throughout the year 2017.
[h=3]Itapira registers first death for H1N1 in 2018[/h]
The H1N1 flu made its first fatal victim this year in Itapira. A 65 - year - old man, who resided in the Santa Cruz neighborhood, died
H1N1 virus has already caused 6 deaths in the Baixada Santista this year
Santos has already had five reported cases and two deaths from the flu since the beginning of the year so far, the same numbers recorded throughout last year. The period of greatest risk of contagion is the winter, which only ends in two months. The deaths in the City occurred by the H1N1 virus, the most aggressive type. Throughout the Baixada Santista, 15 cases and 6 deaths have been registered this year. At the national level, the partial picture for 2018 is more critical: data from the Ministry of Health indicate 839 deaths from January to July 17, almost three times more than the 285 deaths recorded in the same period last year. The total number of cases is 4,680 in 2018, against 1,782 notifications in the same period of 2017.
[h=1]51-year-old woman dies of H1N1[/h]
A 51-year-old woman living in the Santa Maria neighborhood of Valinhos was confirmed by H1N1 flu on Tuesday afternoon (24) by the city's city hall. According to the Municipal Department of Health, she had not had a flu vaccine and began to feel the symptoms on June 13. The disease worsened and the woman was hospitalized in the Santa Casa of the municipality on June 15. The death occurred on June 25. This is the second death confirmed by H1N1 flu in the county. The patient was a 63-year-old man living in the Ch?cara das Na??es neighborhood, but was hospitalized and died at the Paul?nia Municipal Hospital. He also had not taken the flu vaccine.
