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[h=1]Goi?s registers 50 deaths due to H1N1 flu[/h]
According to the epidemiological bulletin of the State Department of Health (SES-GO) released on Tuesday (May 29), Goi?s has already registered 50 deaths due to H1N1 flu. Goi?nia continues with the highest number of occurrences, 19. According to the Ministry of Health accounting, the data represent 28% of deaths across the country, until May 19. Due to a risk scenario, the state anticipated in ten days the beginning of the Vaccination Campaign that was extended until June 15 on Tuesday. The vaccine immunizes against H3N2, which has killed four people in the state this year, and Influenza B, which has caused one death.
[h=1]Number of deaths per H1N1 this year reaches 52 in Goi?s[/h] The death toll from the H1N1 flu virus rose to 52 in Goias. According to the latest bulletin from the State Department of Health (SES), released on Tuesday (6), in addition to the fatal victims of H1N1, H3N2 and Influenza B. The vaccination campaign against the disease, which began earlier in the state, was extended until June 15 for the at-risk groups.
[h=1]The number of deaths caused by H1N1 in Goi?s rises to 62[/h]
According to the latest bulletin from the State Department of Health (SES), the number of deaths from the H1N1 flu virus has risen to 62 in Goi?s. The latest bulletin, released on Wednesday (06/06), showed 52 deaths in the state. In addition, 374 cases of the disease were confirmed in Goi?s. According to the bulletin, in Goi?s, five other people died for H3N2 and one for Influenza B. Goi?nia, according to the bulletin, has the highest number of deaths due to H1N1 (54), followed by Trindade (20), Aparecida de Goi?nia (17) and An?polis (13). In addition to the 374 registered by H1N1, another 41 cases were registered by 41 per H3N2, three by Influenza B and one by Influenza A.
