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Women with suspected H1N1 is isolated in hospital in the AC
The Health Department of the city of Cruzeiro do Sul, Acre interior, confirmed on Wednesday (14), investigating the first suspected case of H1N1 in the city. The patient is a woman of 37, who remains hospitalized in a ward at the Hospital isolated the Juru?.
The H1N1 is a subtype of the virus, which causes acute and highly contagious respiratory disease which in severe cases can lead to death.
In 2009, the World Health Organization (WHO) has come to issue a pandemic alert for the gravity of the situation. In Brazil alone, there were 50,000 cases and more than two thousand people died.
[h=1]Acre recorded two deaths from H1N1 in 2016, says the Ministry of Health[/h]
Two people were killed in Acre due to the H1N1 virus in 2016, according to the latest report released by the Ministry of Health. The data show 1,121 deaths caused by the virus across the country from January to 18 junho.Segundo Tania Bonfim, the Sector Epidemiological surveillance of Acre Health Department (Sesacre), the two deaths occurred in Rio Branco between the months of April and May. She, however, could not spend more information on the identity of the victims. "We do notification of all cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in state hospitals. During the months of April and May we had several cases of influenza A and H1N1, the same period that had such cases in the south. But as our tests are done at the Instituto Evandro Chagas takes to arrive and when it is that we bulletins "he explains.
