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Cear? has one more death by Influenza H1N1 confirmed

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
More a death as a result of Influenza H1N1, the swine flu has been confirmed in Cear?. The data are from the Secretariat of health of the State (Sesa), which unveiled a new technical bulletin on Friday (13). In 2012, there are three confirmed deaths in the State.
the new death was in the municipality of Monsenhor Tabosa Avenue. Previously, Fortaleza and had confirmed one death each in Beberibe.
in addition to the three deaths, the Sesa also confirmed cases of swine flu in 69 years. The cities of Fortaleza, Aracati, Maracana?, horizon, also Rattlesnake and Russian confirmed new cases. With Capital receipts 42 represents 61% of the cases.
Cear? had 210 notifications, however, the H1N1 was dropped in 141 patients.
among the confirmed cases, in addition to fever, cough and shortness of breath, frequent symptoms were myalgia and runny nose, regardless of sex of patients.

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