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RS confirms four more cases of influenza A and total goes to 15

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The Department of Health Gaucho confirmed on Tuesday (21) four more cases of influenza A H1N1 - formerly known as swine flu - in Rio Grande do Sul They are residents of South St. Lawrence, and two of Bage Drizzle. The total number of confirmed cases has reached 15 in the State 2011.Os new cases of a woman 63 years old, unvaccinated, living in S?o Louren?o do Sul and Pelotas in hospital, a woman of 22 years, asthma, not vaccinated, residents and interns in
Bage, a 55-year-old cardiac patient, not
vaccinated, and also a resident hospitalized in Bage, and a man of 29 years, unvaccinated, and living in Drizzle
admitted to Camaqu?.Segundo data from State Center for Health Survey (Cevs), there have been four deaths (in Bage, Pelotas, Anta Gorda and Santa Cruz do Sul). So far, 270 suspected cases were reported, 204 of them discarded and 51 that are still under investigation.


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