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Brazil - Minas Gerais, influenza 2016: 290 fatalities

[h=1]JF has three deaths related to complications with the flu[/h]
The epidemiological bulletin flu issued by the State Department of Health (SES) on Thursday, 11, confirmed the death of three people in Juiz de Fora by Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) for influenza, two of which are related to the subtype of the virus, while the other was caused by influenza a not subtipado.Al?m of Juiz de Fora, at least 11 more cities in the region have also reported deaths from complications following infection with the virus of influenza, such as Spain Sea, Cataguases, Lush, Leopoldina, S?o Jo?o Nepomuceno, Pira?ba, among others. Throughout Minas Gerais, only this year have been reported 4,035 cases of SARS, of this total, 12.9% came to death, ie 521 people.


http://www.diarioregionaljf.com.br/...-mortes-associadas-a-complicacoes-com-a-gripe
 
[h=1]Minas Gerais has the largest number of flu deaths in seven years[/h] The number of deaths from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) as a result of influenza increases every week. Secretariat data of Health (SES), released on Thursday, show that 159 people have lost their lives this year in Minas Gerais. Statistics is the worst of the last seven years. It is second only to 2012 when 214 deaths were recorded. Most recorded deaths in 2016 was caused by influenza A: 106, which corresponds to 66.6%. Other 47 were not subtyped influenza A three influenza B, being a resident of the state of S?o Paulo, and three were not classified. In such cases, according to SES, it was not possible to conduct laboratory examination, but patients had ties with people who have had influenza. The situation may be even worse. This is because the Health Department is still awaiting examination of 85 patients who died. The total number of severe acute respiratory syndrome notifications Grave (SARS) reached 4,035 since January, and 446 related to the influenza virus. The data show an increase in deaths over the last years. To give you an idea, last year were recorded 89 cases of SARS influenza, and 15 patients died. In 2014, there were 152 cases with 36 deaths. In 2013, the state also recorded a high of people with influenza. There were 661 notifications, with 148 deaths. The deadliest year of the flu was in 2009 when 1,270 people were affected by virus and 214 died.

http://webterra.com.br/noticia/5249...ero-de-mortes-por-gripe-dos-ultimos-sete-anos
 
[h=1]Minas Gerais has already registered 175 deaths caused by flu[/h]
Minas Gerais recorded 547 deaths from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, with 175 deaths from flu since January 2016. The data are from the State Department of health.The vast majority of victims (121) died by the Influenza A virus, H1N1, among them a case of a resident of S?o Paulo who was in Belo Horizonte. Other 48 influenza A subtyped not; 3 influenza B (being a resident of S?o Jos? dos Campos and was attended in Paracatu), and 3 deaths not classificados.At? the time were reported 4,114 cases of SARS, and 2,095 (50.9%) with sample collected and processed. Two patients with processed samples, 22.9% (479) were classified as SARS and influenza 2.9% (60) as other respiratory viruses. Cases associated with influenza, 95.6% (458) were influenza A and 3.8% (18) Influenza B.

http://hojeemdia.com.br/horizontes/minas-gerais-já-registra-175-óbitos-causados-por-gripe-1.407934
 
H1N1: confirmed second death from the disease in Muria?


Another death from H1N1 in Muria? was confirmed by the State Department of Health (SES) in epidemiological bulletin released on Thursday (18). This is the second death due to the disease in the city, the first case was announced on the 5th of this month.The Department of Journalism Radio Muria? again tried to contact the municipal secretary of health Muria?, Franklin Leandro Neto, but was informed that it is in a meeting and probably only returns to his office on Monday (22). By the time the health department did not comment on the date of the first death from H1N1 in the city, nor the circumstances of the fact.

http://www.radiomuriae.com.br/notic...-doena-em-muria-em-duas-semanas&2802&cont=nao
 
[h=1]Mine has the largest number of deaths due to the influenza virus since 2009[/h]
The number of flu deaths in 2016 are already the highest since 2009. Data released by the State Department of Health (SES) show that 227 people have lost their lives in Minas Gerais after contracting the influenza virus. Of these, 67% were caused by H1N1. In 2009, 214 patients died. In addition to a change in the virus characteristics, contamination of people with preexisting conditions and therefore more susceptible, may explain the picture, according to the State Department of Health (SES). The year was the deadliest post flu was in 2009, the time of the influenza epidemic peak. At the time, 1,270 people were affected by the virus and 214 died. This year, 4,449 cases of acute respiratory syndrome were recorded Grave (SARS). Of these, 638 people died. The majority, 227, were confirmed with Influenza. Of deaths by viruses, 153 were influenza A (H1N1), 67 influenza A subtyped not four by Influenza B and three could not be classified virus subtype. The data show an increase in deaths over the last years.

http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/noticia.php?id=605228
 
Minas registers 44 thosand of cases of pneumonia in seven months and more than 4 thousand deaths

Sudden changes in temperature, dry weather of recent months and the H1N1 outbreak led to the hospitalization of 44,000 miners from pneumonia in just seven months. More than 4,000 victims of the disease did not survive and died. Doctors warn of the risks and reinforce the illness - old acquaintance of Brazilians, but often underestimated danger. - Can occur even in spring or summer full "is common in the colder months, but it can happen at any time," he says pulmonologists Marcio Freitas Guimaraes. As the doctor, the most common type is bacterial pneumonia, which offers contagion for the environment. However, he draws attention to the people who have the flu. Without adequate treatment, the health status of these can develop into a viral pneumonia. "What can happen in cases of Influenza A is the person does not know they are infected with this virus," diz.Uma similar situation was experienced by businessman Henrique Barcello, 29. He says that in July expressed like symptoms of an allergy that is always at this time of year. "I started to treat me on their own and kept the normal work activities and exercise." Among the first symptoms and the trip to the hospital passed 15 days.

http://hojeemdia.com.br/horizontes/m...ortes-1.419114
 
[h=2]Minas Gerais recorded 183 deaths per H1N1, five in Uberaba[/h]
(SES) indicates that up to now, in the State, 746 deaths due to severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) have been reported in 2016, according to the epidemiology of the flu reported on Monday (28) by the State Department of Health of Minas Gerais. Of the 746 reported deaths, 277 (36.4%) were confirmed for influenza virus. Of these deaths caused by influenza, 183 were influenza A (H1N1), five in Uberaba. According to the report, 4,763 SARS cases were registered in Minas Gerais, of which 2,770 (58.2%) were sampled Collected and processed. Of the cases with processed samples, 957 (34.5%) were classified as SARS by influenza and 83 (3.0%) as other respiratory viruses. Of the influenza-associated cases, 918 (95.3%) were influenza A and 41 (4.3%) influenza B. In those in which A virus was identified, subtype A (H1N1) pdm09 is the highest proportion with 574 (62.5%) and another 290 (35.7%) were non-subtyped influenza A and influenza B.

http://www.jornaldeuberaba.com.br/c...ra-183-mortes-por-h1n1-sendo-cinco-em-uberaba
 
[h=2]Minas Gerais registers an increase of almost 2,000% in flu deaths compared to last year[/h]
Epidemiological Bulletin of the Flu, released on Thursday (22), by the State Department of Health of Minas Gerais (SES-MG), indicates that in the year to date, 290 deaths were registered in the state, caused by Influenza, Commonly known as influenza. According to SES-MG, in 2015, during the same period, 15 deaths were recorded. When comparing the numbers of 2015 and 2016, the increase is 1,833%. According to the bulletin released by SES-MG, 4,914 cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) have been reported so far, of which 2,934 have been collected and processed. Of the cases with processed samples, 1,056 (36%) were classified as SRAG by Influenza and 87 (3%) as other respiratory viruses. Of the cases associated with Influenza, 1,004 (95.1%) were Influenza A and 48 (4.5%) Influenza B. In those cases where A virus was identified, subtype A (H1N1) pdm09 is the highest proportion, with 622 (62%), 381 (37.9%) were non-subtyped Influenza A and 1 (0.1%) Seasonal Influenza A (H1).

Regarding the deaths, according to the SES-MG survey 779 deaths were reported by SARS. However, of the 779 reported deaths, 290 (37.2%) were confirmed for Influenza virus. Of these deaths caused by Influenza, 193 were due to Influenza A (H1N1); 86 by Influenza A not subtyped; 8 for Influenza B and another 3 deaths from Influenza, in which it was not possible to classify the virus subtype. In Uberaba, five deaths were recorded for Influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 and one death for Influenza A, not subtyped.

http://www.jornaldeuberaba.com.br/c...as-mortes-por-gripe-em-relacao-ao-ano-passado
 
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