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Brazil - Sao Paulo: influenza 2018 - 540 fatalities

City of Valinhos confirms second death caused by H1N1 virus

Valinhos confirmed the second death caused by the H1N1 flu in the city. The victim, a 51-year-old woman, lived in the Santa Maria neighborhood and had not taken the vaccine. According to the Municipal Health Department, the woman died on May 25. The report confirming the illness came out on July 16. The first case of death by illness in Valinhos was a 63-year-old man living in the countryside. According to the City Hall, the resident went to spend a weekend in Paulinia, when it began to feel bad. He was admitted to a hospital in Paul?nia and died at the medical unit on July 4. Other seven cities in the MRC (Metropolitan Region of Campinas) also reported deaths from the virus this year. American with two victims; Campinas, with six; Sumare with four deaths; In addition to Amparo, Estiva Gerbi, Mogi Gua?u and Socorro, each city with a victim in each municipality.

http://brasilcampinas.com.br/prefei...ma-segunda-morte-causada-pelo-virus-h1n1.html
 
[h=1]Taubat? confirms four more deaths and reaches 12 deaths due to influenza in 2018[/h] The City of Taubat? confirmed on Wednesday (25) four more deaths from influenza in the city. The victims are three men and one woman, who died between late May and early July. With more such cases, the city has reached 12 deaths from the disease this year - 11 deaths from the influenza A virus and the first from H1N1. According to the Epidemiological Surveillance, a 49-year-old man died on May 30; an 87-year-old man on June 22, another 86-year-old man on June 23 and a 67-year-old woman on July 1. According to the reports, only the 49-year-old had a positive H1N1 - the first case this year. The others were victims of Influenza A, but not subtyped. In addition to the deaths, the city had still registered 70 cases of the disease in living patients.


https://g1.globo.com/sp/vale-do-par...e-chega-a-12-obitos-pela-doenca-em-2018.ghtml
 
[h=1]With four more fatal cases, Bauru reaches 14 deaths from flu in the year[/h]
The Health Department of Bauru (state of S?o Paulo) confirmed on Wednesday (25) that four more people died in the city diagnosed with influenza, three of them with type H1N1 and another with Influenza A (not subtyped). As a result, Bauru reported 14 flu-related deaths this year, 12 of which were H1N1 and two for Influenza A. The four fatal cases announced on Wednesday are part of the group of 10 new positive diagnoses for influenza, seven of them H1N1, two of H3N2 and one of Influenza A (non-sub-typed). In the year, there are 37 positive cases of influenza, being 30 of H1N1, five of H3N2 and two of Influenza A (not subtyped). Among people who had a positive diagnosis confirmed on Wednesday, three of them were vaccinated in this year's campaign.

According to the Health Department, the classification "not subtyped" is given to cases in which the tests could not identify which type of influenza. The four fatal cases of death from influenza reached three men, 30, 50 and 52 years old, and one woman, 58. Of these, two had not been vaccinated and the other two had vaccine status ignored. In common, the fatal victims presented with respiratory discomfort, cough and dyspnea (difficulty breathing). In only one case was fever reported.

https://g1.globo.com/sp/bauru-maril...auru-chega-a-14-mortes-por-gripe-no-ano.ghtml
 
[h=1]Second H1N1 flu victim is also elderly[/h]
The Municipal Health Department confirms the second death due to influenza A H1N1. It is a 77-year-old woman with comorbidities who had not been vaccinated. She was hospitalized at the S?o Vicente de Paulo Hospital. This was the second death case due to H1N1 flu this year in Passo Fundo. The first occurred at the beginning of the month and also involved a victim of the elderly group. He was a 69-year-old man with comorbidities who had not been vaccinated. The most recent case was notified by the state and should be included in the epidemiological bulletin on Thursday, when the secretariat updates the state information.

http://www.onacional.com.br/geral/85467/segunda+vitima+da+gripe+h1n1+tambem+e+idosa
 
[h=1]Suzano confirms two deaths of H1N1 flu[/h]
Two people died of H1N1 flu in Suzano. According to the Health Department, the cases occurred between the end of June and the beginning of July. However, the news was only released this week. In 2018, the city recorded, until the last survey, 64 suspected cases of influenza. Of these, 18 were identified as positive, 39 were discarded and seven cases are under analysis. More than 56,000 people (from the priority group) were vaccinated.

https://www.diariodesuzano.com.br/c...ortes-de-gripe-h1n1-vacinacao-continua/43799/
 
Socorro confirms first death due to H3N2 flu in 2018 The city of Socorro (SP) confirmed on Monday (30) the first death by influenza A H3N2 in the city in 2018. The victim is a man of 95 years. The municipality has three other suspected cases of influenza A, without deaths, under investigation. According to the Health Department of the city, the elderly died on June 28 and the results of the examinations at the Adolfo Lutz Institute was released last Friday (27). The victim had chronic pneumonia. https://g1.globo.com/sp/campinas-re...-gripe-a-h3n2-em-2018-vitima-e-um-idoso.ghtml
 
[h=1]Limeira confirms 3rd death due to H1N1 flu in year[/h] The epidemiological surveillance of Limeira (SP) confirmed on Monday (30) the third death caused by H1N1 influenza in 2018. According to the city hall, the victim is a 22-year-old man who died on June 21. The administration did not inform the neighborhood where he resided. In addition to the three deaths, the city recorded eight confirmations of the disease. The first death was reported on June 1 and the victim was a 70-year-old woman. On June 22, the report of the Adolfo Lutz Institute confirmed the second death of a 47-year-old woman. According to the city hall, in 2017 there were no cases of H1N1 flu in Limeira. On Friday (27), the Municipal Health Department said that the vaccination campaign against influenza continues in the city, since the goal has not been reached and there are still stock doses. By Friday, the city reached 84.2% of the target, which is to immunize 90% of the target audience.


https://g1.globo.com/sp/piracicaba-...1-no-ano-campanha-de-vacinacao-continua.ghtml
 
[h=1]Jundia? has ​​one more suspected death by H1N1[/h]
After the first death confirmed by the Epidemiological Surveillance of Jundia? (SP) for H1N1 in the city, another suspicious death is being investigated. The City Hall awaits the outcome of another laboratory examination.
In addition to these cases, another 54 reports of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) of residents in Jundia? were recorded, with 13 awaiting results. Seven cases positive for H1N1 (being six in hospital and death in June) were confirmed.

https://tribunadejundiai.com.br/not...-jundiai-tem-mais-uma-morte-suspeita-por-h1n1
 
[h=1]Mogi Mirim confirms first death by H1N1 in 2018[/h]
Mogi Mirim (SP) confirmed on Wednesday (1) the first death due to H1N1 in the municipality in 2018. The victim is a 39-year-old woman who lived in Jardim Primavera II and had not been vaccinated. The city recorded between May and June four confirmed cases of influenza (two men, one woman and one child), but everyone is well. In a statement, the Health Department reports that all basic health units offer influenza vaccine to priority groups. It guides the population about practices to prevent the spread of H1N1, H3N2 and Influenza viruses.

https://g1.globo.com/sp/campinas-re...onfirma-primeira-morte-por-h1n1-em-2018.ghtml
 
[h=3]Man dies for H1N1 in Rio Preto[/h]
The Rio Preto Health Department confirmed on Thursday afternoon, 2, another death by Influenza H1N1 in the municipality. In all, 12 people died as a result of severe acute respiratory syndrome (severe flu, which causes complications such as pneumonia). The patient was between 55 and 60 years old and had the first symptoms on July 22. He had comorbidities and there was no history of him taking the vaccine. The City does not inform the exact age of the person nor the day of his death.

https://www.diariodaregiao.com.br/_conteudo/2018/08/cidades/saude/1116876-homem-morre-por-h1n1.html
 
[h=1]Health confirms 12 deaths due to H1N1 flu in Sorocaba[/h]
The city of Sorocaba, through the Department of Health, confirmed the death of 12 people for influenza A (H1N1) influenza. In 2018, so far, 29 cases have been registered. being 17 residents of Sorocaba and 12 of other municipalities. In 2017, there were no records of the disease. The confirmation of the number of deaths was given after a request requested by the councilor Fernando Dini (MDB), who questioned the Health Department about the records of the disease. The congressman also questioned the lack of the Tamiflu drug, used for the treatment of H1N1, which would only be found in the UBS (Basic Health Unit) of Parque Laranjeiras. In response, the Executive Branch guaranteed "being in contact with the DRS (Regional Health Department), indicating the need to increase the amount made available to the municipality, as the number of withdrawal of the drug has also increased."

http://www.jornalipanema.com.br/des...orocaba-neste-ano-foram-registrados-26-casos/
 
[h=1]City hall confirms woman's death due to H1N1 virus[/h]
The Health Department released last Wednesday the result of two examinations referring to deaths occurred in Mogi Mirim between July 9 and 13. In one of them it was verified that the death was caused by the contagion with the H1N1 virus. The woman was 39 years old, lived in the Jardim Primavera II neighborhood in the North, and had not been vaccinated. In the other case I also suspect, the result was negative for the flu in a 74-year-old woman who lived in Jardim ?urea, in the central region.

https://opopularmm.com.br/prefeitur...por-virus-h1n1-outro-obito-e-descartado-24643
 
[h=1]Deaths caused by H1N1 grow 163% this year in the region of Campinas[/h]
The Campinas region recorded 29 deaths from flu this year, mostly due to the H1N1 virus, up 163% from last year. Even so, there are still doses of the vaccine against the virus in the following cities: Itapira, Piracicaba, Limeira, Santa B?rbara d'Oeste, Estiva Gerbi, Iracem?polis, Lind?ia, Louveira, Nova Odessa, Paul?nia and Pedra Bela. In Itapira the concern increased with one more confirmed death of the disease. In total, five confirmed cases this year in the city, in addition to three other suspects, awaiting results.

https://g1.globo.com/sp/campinas-re...cem-163-neste-ano-na-regiao-de-campinas.ghtml
 
[h=3]Sorocaba registers 12 deaths for H1N1[/h] The number of H1N1 deaths this year has risen to 12 in Sorocaba. According to data from the Sorocaba Health Department (SES), up to Friday (3), 29 cases of Influenza A (H1N1) were confirmed in the city, of which 17 were residents of Sorocaba and 12 of other municipalities: two from Iper?, five from Votorantim, one from Itu, one from Tatu?, one from Salto and two from Salto de Pirapora. Of this total, according to SES, 12 evolved to death, with eight residents of Sorocaba and four of neighboring cities: two from Votorantim, one from Tatu? and one from Salto de Pirapora. As of July 25, SES had confirmed eight deaths in Sorocaba for H1N1. Also according to the folder, in 2017 there were no cases of H1N1 in the city, but were registered 102 notifications of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). According to a Ministry of Health directive, only cases of severe influenza, characterized as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), are mandatory reporting in Brazil.

https://noticiasvotorantim.blogspot.com/2018/08/sorocaba-registra-12-mortes-por-h1n1.html
 
The number of deaths due to Influenza in Bauru is 15

Department of Collective Health confirms one more death caused by influenza virus, in addition to five new positive cases of H1N1 and four cases of H3N2. 15 people died in 2018, 12 per H1N1 and 3 per A-non-subtipate Influenza. In all positive cases the patients presented similar symptoms, such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and respiratory discomfort. The woman who passed away was 67 years old and had not been vaccinated against the flu. Bauru totals 47 positive cases of influenza this year, being 35 cases of H1N1, 9 cases of H3N2 and 3 cases of Influenza A. The Health Department directs the population to avoid enclosed places, to hygienize their hands frequently, to drink plenty of fluids and to eat well.

https://94fm.com.br/chega-a-15-o-numero-de-mortes-por-influenza-em-bauru/
 
[h=1]Una persona muore di H1N1 a Bragan?a Paulista[/h]
The Municipal Health Department has published a review of H1N1 cases registered in the municipality as well as other severe acute respiratory syndromes (SARS). Data show that three people died because of these diseases in the county, being one of the deaths by H1N1. According to information from the City Hall, 6 cases of Influenza A (H1N1) were reported in residents of Bragan?a Paulista, and a 51-year-old man died on July 9. In addition to cases of H1N1, the Municipal Health Department was notified of 12 cases of unspecified SARS, and two people died in May, being a 61-year-old man and a 59-year-old woman. Two cases of Influenza A / H3 have also been reported and two cases are under investigation.

https://bragancaempauta.com.br/uma-pessoa-morre-de-h1n1-em-braganca-paulista-e-vacinacao-continua/
 
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