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S?o Paulo confirmed seven deaths
The online journal
The Secretary of Health of S?o Paulo confirmed Tuesday that seven new deaths from swine flu, bringing to 27 the number of deaths in the state. The folder in which city did not inform the deaths were recorded and not released details about the victims. In Brazil, the Influenza A (H1N1) has caused the deaths of 55 people.
Today, the health authorities of Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, also announced the deaths of two people whose information such as name, sex and age were not disclosed. In such cases, the city has added three deaths - the first was a carpenter of 36 years who died on July 16.
In the morning, it was confirmed the first death due to disease in the Northeast. The victim is a student of 31 years, who lived in Jo?o Pessoa, in Para?ba. The boy died in the early hours of today at University Hospital Lauro Vanderlei, located on the campus of UFPB (Federal University of Para?ba), where he was hospitalized since last April 21.
According to the Secretary of Health of the city, the man had been infected during a congress of the UNE (National Union of Students), in Bras?lia. The student had a history of pulmonary diseases such as chronic lung and congenital malformation in the thorax.
Ranking - The State of S?o Paulo continues leading the number of deaths by influenza A in the country, with 27 deaths. Second is the Rio Grande do Sul, with 18 fatalities, followed by Rio de Janeiro (5), Paran? (4) and Para?ba (1).
S?o Paulo confirmed seven deaths
The online journal
The Secretary of Health of S?o Paulo confirmed Tuesday that seven new deaths from swine flu, bringing to 27 the number of deaths in the state. The folder in which city did not inform the deaths were recorded and not released details about the victims. In Brazil, the Influenza A (H1N1) has caused the deaths of 55 people.
Today, the health authorities of Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, also announced the deaths of two people whose information such as name, sex and age were not disclosed. In such cases, the city has added three deaths - the first was a carpenter of 36 years who died on July 16.
In the morning, it was confirmed the first death due to disease in the Northeast. The victim is a student of 31 years, who lived in Jo?o Pessoa, in Para?ba. The boy died in the early hours of today at University Hospital Lauro Vanderlei, located on the campus of UFPB (Federal University of Para?ba), where he was hospitalized since last April 21.
According to the Secretary of Health of the city, the man had been infected during a congress of the UNE (National Union of Students), in Bras?lia. The student had a history of pulmonary diseases such as chronic lung and congenital malformation in the thorax.
Ranking - The State of S?o Paulo continues leading the number of deaths by influenza A in the country, with 27 deaths. Second is the Rio Grande do Sul, with 18 fatalities, followed by Rio de Janeiro (5), Paran? (4) and Para?ba (1).