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Editor, Senior Moderator
Tres Lagoas registered the second positive case of flu A (H1N1). The victim is a 23-year-old student, resident in the district Garden When They Were Gilded. According to the director of the Department of Health Epidemiol?gica of the General office of Health, Neide Yuki, the case was notified in the day 17 of July.
She informed that the material was collected and, in the first fulfilled examination, the disease was discarded. Meantime, on countertrial set out for the Laboratory Aldofo Lutz, of Sao Paulo, it confirmed the positive result. Neide said that the young person was interned in the Hospital Auxiliadora and received the treatment with the medicine Tamiflu. In agreement with her, the student already received rise and it passes well.
Of 18 of May up to yesterday, 18 suspect cases of flu H1N1 were registered in Three Ponds. Of this, two were confirmed and one still waits for result. The first case of pig flu registered in the city was in a child of two months. The newborn baby resides in Bodoquena and vein to Three Ponds to walk. He was interned in the Hospital Auxiliadora and then it was directed to Big Field.
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She informed that the material was collected and, in the first fulfilled examination, the disease was discarded. Meantime, on countertrial set out for the Laboratory Aldofo Lutz, of Sao Paulo, it confirmed the positive result. Neide said that the young person was interned in the Hospital Auxiliadora and received the treatment with the medicine Tamiflu. In agreement with her, the student already received rise and it passes well.
Of 18 of May up to yesterday, 18 suspect cases of flu H1N1 were registered in Three Ponds. Of this, two were confirmed and one still waits for result. The first case of pig flu registered in the city was in a child of two months. The newborn baby resides in Bodoquena and vein to Three Ponds to walk. He was interned in the Hospital Auxiliadora and then it was directed to Big Field.
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