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Brazil: Woman dies victim of infection by virus H1N1 in S?o Lu?s

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Editor, Senior Moderator
A 52-year-old woman died this Monday (31), in Sao Luis, victim of infection caused by the influenza virus type A (H1N1). According to the State Department of Health (SES), this is the first case of death by disease in the State in the past four years. She was admitted in a private hospital and began to be treated soon after the Carnival. According to the deputy secretary of Health Surveillance of SES, Alberto Carneiro, the suspicion is that the victim has contracted the disease exactly at this time. "The research of surveillance found that the first symptoms occurred after the carnival, and we learned that she went outside the home, which leads to the suspicion probably there was contact. As the virus is seasonal and easily disseminated, there may have been some contact with the virus secreted by some bearer tourist and then there was this contagion", he said.


But despite the confirmation of the case, the secretary said all the measures and precautions were taken to ensure that there was a spread. "There is no cause for alarm because the disease is seasonal and since 2009 some cases were confirmed and treated in the entire country. In this case, the people who have had contact were investigated, and new cases were not detected", he explained.


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