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The State Department of public health (Sesap), through Epidemiological surveillance Subcoordenadoria (Suvige), confirmed two more cases of Influenza A (H1N1) in Rio Grande do Norte. In the year 2012 were received 48 notifications for H1N1, nine confirmed cases, dropped 15 and the remainder still under investigation.The two new confirmed cases were hospitalized patients between February 26 and March 14, from the municipalities of Lajes and Christmas. Both are well and have already received high hospital.According to Stella Loyal, responsible for Influenza Surveillance in the nine confirmed cases Sesap, six are in children under 14 years. ' We need to step up surveillance of hospitalized children ', said
