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Government confirms first H1N1 death and are investigating two other
The Secretary of State for health (Sesa) confirmed on Tuesday, 5, the first death caused by Influenza H1N1 in Amap?. The victim is a baby eight months that was admitted to the Hospital for children and adolescents. The viral diagnosis was signed by the Evandro Chagas Institute (IEC), where are sent the samples for examination; Two other cases of H1N1 are investigated by the health surveillance coordination (CVS) and are awaiting the results of samples collected and forwarded to the IEC
[h=1]Amap? confirmed diagnosis of H1N1 in Cuban couple; man died[/h]
The State Department of Health (SESA) confirmed on Tuesday (19) two cases of people diagnosed with influenza A (H1N1), in Amap?. One is a Cuban doctor, 42, who died of illness on April 5. The other is his wife, who returned to Cuba. Both were admitted to the Hospital de Clinicas Alberto Lima (HCAL) in Macap?.De According to the Secretary of Health, Renilda Costa, the couple has been diagnosed with the disease after arriving trip from home country. The man was acting on the 'More Doctors' program in Macapa and was hospitalized on April 3, two days before he died.
[h=1]Man is admitted to hospital in Amap? with suspected H1N1[/h]
A man, Unknown age, was admitted to the Hospital das Clinicas Alberto Lima (HCAL) in Macapa, early Saturday (18), suspected of having contracted the virus of influenza A known as H1N1. According to the State Department of Health (SESA), he has symptoms of flu-like illness.
The department said in a statement that the suspect is because the syndrome is caused by any respiratory viruses, including the patient H1N1.O was transferred, still on Saturday to the Communicable Disease Center, which is under observation. According to the hospital, the health condition it is considered stable.
