tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
Patient from Extrema with H1N1 dies at hospital at Bragan?a
An patient from Extrema died at University Hospital, with H1N1. Death is more an alert to the importance of the national campaign of vaccination against the flu that was extended in Bragan?a Paulista until Friday, 17.
epidemiological surveillance Division Numbers indicate that up to Monday, March 13, a total of 20,125 people (75.06% of the population that must be vaccinated) attended to the health units and if vaccinated.
of these, 14,105 (73.74%), are elderly, 2,235 children (71.18%), health officials are 2,597 95.58%), 944 (60.13%) pregnant women are and 244 are women in the period up to 45 days after childbirth (94.57%).
beyond the case of extreme, there is record in Bragan?a Paulista of a positive case of severe infection of H1N1, whose patient after days in the hospital, including in the ICU, has recovered and was discharged
.
there is no reason to panic, but these cases show that the H1N1 is one of the viruses circulating in the region and this is another strong argument for the vaccination of groups listed.
With information from the press Division of the city of Bragan?a Paulista
http://noticias.portalbraganca.com....des-alertam-para-importancia-da-vacinacao.php
An patient from Extrema died at University Hospital, with H1N1. Death is more an alert to the importance of the national campaign of vaccination against the flu that was extended in Bragan?a Paulista until Friday, 17.
epidemiological surveillance Division Numbers indicate that up to Monday, March 13, a total of 20,125 people (75.06% of the population that must be vaccinated) attended to the health units and if vaccinated.
of these, 14,105 (73.74%), are elderly, 2,235 children (71.18%), health officials are 2,597 95.58%), 944 (60.13%) pregnant women are and 244 are women in the period up to 45 days after childbirth (94.57%).
beyond the case of extreme, there is record in Bragan?a Paulista of a positive case of severe infection of H1N1, whose patient after days in the hospital, including in the ICU, has recovered and was discharged
.
there is no reason to panic, but these cases show that the H1N1 is one of the viruses circulating in the region and this is another strong argument for the vaccination of groups listed.
With information from the press Division of the city of Bragan?a Paulista
http://noticias.portalbraganca.com....des-alertam-para-importancia-da-vacinacao.php