Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
Re: 2010 Fatalities in Brazil
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City
Student may have died of influenza A
16 year old had symptoms, which would be the 1st death from disease in the year in Ribeirao Preto
A student of 16 years is suspected to be the first fatality of influenza A (H1N1) seasons in Ribeirao Preto. Heli Idalgo Elton Silva, a resident of Jardim Paiva, died in the early afternoon yesterday after being treated at a private consultation at the Santa Casa.
According to a spokesperson for the Municipal Secretariat of Health, are also investigated as causes of death hantaviruses, leptospirosis and dengue-examination to detect the disease is done by the University of S?o Paulo (USP), which has the kit NS1. Already tested for the other three diseases are made by the Institute Adolfo Lutz, no prediction for the dissemination of results.
The advisory said Idalgo had a respiratory problem and came very weak at the Santa Casa. On Monday, he had been treated at the clinic Rua Cuiab?, where he was treated and released.
The student's aunt, Mara Idalgo, said he was hospitalized with a picture of pneumonia yesterday. "From the time that he came to death, it happened so fast," he said. She said the young mother died some years ago for respiratory problems. Last year, 190 people had the disease in a municipality.
VACCINATION. Data from the Bureau show that 221 269 people were vaccinated against H1N1 in a municipality. According to Elizabeth Paganini, nurse responsible for immunization in the city, the Department of Health Surveillance achieved almost all targets. "Lack amplify the coverage in the population 30-39 years who vaccinate 20%," he said. With the extension of the campaign until the day June 6, children between 2 and 4 years will be vaccinated, according to the secretary. "We applied more than 220,000 doses of H1N1 and seasonal, we have preliminary data that this work has reduced the number of sick children and elderly people with lung problems are common this time of year," said Miranda Stenio, acting secretary of Health ( GY)
http://www.gazetaderibeirao.com.br/...=92020&authent=67C4B8CABB1740DE7DB3512BAEF9D5
Google: Portuguese to English translation
City
Student may have died of influenza A
16 year old had symptoms, which would be the 1st death from disease in the year in Ribeirao Preto
A student of 16 years is suspected to be the first fatality of influenza A (H1N1) seasons in Ribeirao Preto. Heli Idalgo Elton Silva, a resident of Jardim Paiva, died in the early afternoon yesterday after being treated at a private consultation at the Santa Casa.
According to a spokesperson for the Municipal Secretariat of Health, are also investigated as causes of death hantaviruses, leptospirosis and dengue-examination to detect the disease is done by the University of S?o Paulo (USP), which has the kit NS1. Already tested for the other three diseases are made by the Institute Adolfo Lutz, no prediction for the dissemination of results.
The advisory said Idalgo had a respiratory problem and came very weak at the Santa Casa. On Monday, he had been treated at the clinic Rua Cuiab?, where he was treated and released.
The student's aunt, Mara Idalgo, said he was hospitalized with a picture of pneumonia yesterday. "From the time that he came to death, it happened so fast," he said. She said the young mother died some years ago for respiratory problems. Last year, 190 people had the disease in a municipality.
VACCINATION. Data from the Bureau show that 221 269 people were vaccinated against H1N1 in a municipality. According to Elizabeth Paganini, nurse responsible for immunization in the city, the Department of Health Surveillance achieved almost all targets. "Lack amplify the coverage in the population 30-39 years who vaccinate 20%," he said. With the extension of the campaign until the day June 6, children between 2 and 4 years will be vaccinated, according to the secretary. "We applied more than 220,000 doses of H1N1 and seasonal, we have preliminary data that this work has reduced the number of sick children and elderly people with lung problems are common this time of year," said Miranda Stenio, acting secretary of Health ( GY)
http://www.gazetaderibeirao.com.br/...=92020&authent=67C4B8CABB1740DE7DB3512BAEF9D5