tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
The cases of flu A (H1N1), when was known also as a pig flu, are increasing in Brazil. However, according to the Ministry of Health, the situation is not worrying: there will not be a pandemia in 2012, since there was in 2009.
However, in 2012, already more than 60 deaths were registered from the beginning of the year. In 2011, they were 27 deaths and in 2010, 113.
There was significant reduction likened to the outbreak occurred in 2009, when 2.060 persons died in function of the flu A.
The virus H1N1 keeps on circulating not only in Brazil, but in the whole world. However, it is not much probable that it has potential pand?mico, since most of the persons are protected against the virus.
So, the campaigns of vaccination, which take place from 2010, are already preventing the population of the disease ? and, consequently, breaking the chain of transmission of the virus.
http://primeiraedicao.com.br/notici...gripe-suina-ministerio-da-saude-nega-pandemia
However, in 2012, already more than 60 deaths were registered from the beginning of the year. In 2011, they were 27 deaths and in 2010, 113.
There was significant reduction likened to the outbreak occurred in 2009, when 2.060 persons died in function of the flu A.
The virus H1N1 keeps on circulating not only in Brazil, but in the whole world. However, it is not much probable that it has potential pand?mico, since most of the persons are protected against the virus.
So, the campaigns of vaccination, which take place from 2010, are already preventing the population of the disease ? and, consequently, breaking the chain of transmission of the virus.
http://primeiraedicao.com.br/notici...gripe-suina-ministerio-da-saude-nega-pandemia