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[h=1]Recorded the second death from H1N1 in Chopinzinho[/h]
The second death from H1N1 was recorded in Chopinzinho, southwestern Paran?. Confirmation presented on Wednesday (22) by LACEN (Paran? State Central Laboratory) reports that a 44-year-old man contracted the virus, entering death on June 8, in Pato Branco. "The victim is a truck driver He went through many places, not only was the city. He sought treatment and was hospitalized. The LACEN confirmed in yesterday afternoon, with the test results, confirming the death of Influenza A H1N1. " Comments Epidemiology Coordinator of Municipal Secretary of Health, Lydia I can.
[h=1]Laranjeirense with suspected H1N1 dies in Guarapuava[/h]
South Orange patient died in the early afternoon of Friday (24) in Guarapuava. On the evening of Tuesday (21), Lucia Bortoluzzi was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the hospital Santa Teresa in Guarapuava.De according to nurse epidemiology, Patricia Massuqueto, on Monday (20) by morning she went to a health facility for a consultation. The medium was hospitalized for problems respirat?rios.No However, according to Patricia, the picture it was getting worse very quickly, being necessary to refer her to the ICU.
"Her condition progressed to a severe acute respiratory syndrome," says the professional enfermeira.A also says that yesterday morning, contact the hospital, was reported to her that Lucia was breathing with the help of a device and the picture of her it was serious.
[h=1]H1N1 causes another fatal victim[/h]
The city of Ponta Grossa recorded another death from H1N1 flu. The victim of the time it's a woman, 38 years old. With chronic illness, she died on the last day 17.The positive test result for the disease of the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), based in Curitiba, it came out at the end of yesterday afternoon and was released by the Municipal Health. with this, the city reaches five confirmed deaths; two discarded; a non-subtyped and a disease caused by cr?nica.Em general data, the municipality has already confirmed 50 hospitalized cases (when the patient needs hospital to be treated) and 30 outpatients and five developed within the loca Prison System.
[h=2]In one week, Parana has 82 new cases of H1N1 flu[/h]
The new bulletin released flu on Wednesday the 29th, the State Department of Health confirmed 82 more cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) in Paran?. Since the beginning of the year, the state has confirmed 807 cases of SARS by influenza - influenza frames that have worsened and it was necessary hospitalization of the patient. Laboratory tests confirmed that the H1N1 virus is what is most outstanding in the state this epidemiological period. Of the total receipts, 751 are H1N1, i.e., 93.1% of cases. The 2nd Regional Health (Metropolitan Curitiba) is the most presented cases in Paran?, followed by the 15th (Maringa), with 24.9% (187 cases) and 19% (143 cases), respectively.
Five more flu deaths are recorded in the metropolitan area of Londrina in a week
Writing Bonde with AEN - 06/29/2016 - 18: 02Imprimir Report Error more op??esA State Department of Health (SESA) released on Wednesday (29), the new flu bulletin. Within a week, 82 more cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) in Paran?.Desde January this year, 807 cases of SARS influenza were confirmados.Exames laboratory confirmed that the H1N1 virus is what is most outstanding in the state. Of the total receipts, 751 are H1N1, which corresponds to 93.1% of the cases of gripe.As flu deaths reached 136, distributed by 19 Regional Health, and 125 H1N1. Curitiba has the largest number of deaths caused by the disease, with 28 cases. Of the total flu deaths in Paran?, 34.6% (47 cases) are related to people over 60 years.
[h=1]Ponta Grossa records 10th death from suspected H1N1 flu[/h]
The Municipal Health Ponta Grossa registered more a case of suspicious death from H1N1 flu. The death of a woman of 41 years old is the tenth suspected case occurred in the city. The victim was a carrier of a chronic illness and had been hospitalized, and died on Tuesday (28).
[h=1]H1N1 has killed 19 people in Foz; know how to prevent[/h]
Only in the first half of 2016 influenza virus, H1N1, has killed 19 people in Foz do Igua?u, according to the Department of Health data. The disease is very common with falling temperatures, therefore manifests itself more easily in inverno.Para period prevent contagion it is necessary to be aware of simple tips, but that can prevent the disease, according to the nurse Roberto Doldan.
two more suspected cases of death caused by influenza virus were confirmed yesterday by the 16th Regional Health (RS), Apucarana. The victims are a woman, 59 years old, from Mato Grosso, who was riding in Arapongas, and a man, 58, residing in California. Overall, since the beginning of the year, there are seven confirmed deaths and five positive for H1N1, the more severe version of the virus, and two influenza A. A suspicious death is investigated in Cambira.Segundo the head of the epidemiological department, the 16th RS , Prado Cacilda the investigated victim is an elderly, 72, who died on June 27. "The victim had a history of chronic diseases, including diabetes," relata.Cacilda also comments that the victims, both of Arapongas as California, also had a history of chronic disease. In both cases, the patients were hypertensive. chronically ill are the main victims of the disease and therefore are part of the risk group and priority for vaccination.
[h=1]Apucarana region (PR) already has 7 flu deaths[/h]
Two more suspected cases of death caused by the flu virus were confirmed on Friday (1) by the 16th Regional Health (RS), Apucarana (Northern Paran?). The victims are a woman, 59 years old, from Mato Grosso, who was riding in Arapongas, and a man, 58, residing in California. Overall, since the beginning of the year, there are seven confirmed deaths and five positive for H1N1, the more severe version of the virus, and two influenza aA suspicious death is investigated in Cambira. According to the head of the epidemiological department, the 16th RS, Prado Cacilda the investigated victim is an elderly, 72, who died on June 27. "The victim had a history of chronic diseases, including diabetes," he says.
[h=1]Department of Health confirms 32 deaths from flu in a week in Parana[/h]
The Secretariat of Health of Paran? (SESA-PR) released a new report on Wednesday (6) confirmed 32 deaths from influenza in just one week. Since the beginning of the year, 168 people died infected by the flu virus in the state. Just this week, 107 new cases were recorded. In all, 914 people have acquired some disease Syndromes Acute Respiratory Graves (SARS) in Paran?. The latest report also pointed out that most of the confirmed deaths are related to the H1N1 virus - commonly known as swine flu. The highest number of deaths were recorded in the metropolitan region of Curitiba, with 35 of them.
It's five deaths from H1N1 in the region Guarapuava
Guarapuava - The new Bulletin Influenza, released in the late afternoon of Wednesday (06) points out that five people died from the H1N1 flu in the area covered by the Regional Health 5th In last week's newsletter, there was the report of three deaths. (Pitanga, South Orange and New Laranjeiras). The names of the municipalities with the two deaths this week were not disclosed.
[h=1]Curitiba and RMC have had 35 deaths from H1N1 in 2016[/h]
Health of the State Department data show that the number of cases of SARS by Influenza in Paran? reached 914 on Wednesday (6). Since the beginning of the year have been confirmed 168 deaths from the disease, distributed in 20 health districts of Estado.A most confirmations refers to the H1N1 virus. "According to the results of laboratory tests, this is the virus that is currently in circulation increased in Paran?. So far, 850 are cases of SARS and 152 deaths related to H1N1, "says the head of the state Epidemiology Center.
41 year old woman died on June 28, but the test results were only released on Friday (08) .The city of Ponta Grossa has another confirmed death from H1N1. The victim went into death on 28 June, but the result of the examination by the State Central Laboratory (Lacen), based in Curitiba, was just released by the press office of the City Hall at the end of yesterday afternoon. The woman was 41 years old and was hospitalized for being with chronic disease. With the confirmation, Ponta Grossa has now six deaths from H1N1 since the beginning of ano.Em general data, the municipality also confirmed 51 hospitalized cases (when the patient needs hospital to be treated) and 31 treated outpatient, and five developed within the local prison system.
[h=1]Paran? registers 19 more deaths from H1N1 in a week, says Health[/h] Paran? confirmed 978 cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) since the beginning of 2016. Of this total, 907 cases were H1N1. A new flu bulletin was released on Wednesday (13).
There were 57 new cases of H1N1 in a week. The number of deaths from the disease also increased, from 152 on July 6 to 171, according to the new boletim.O highest number of deaths was recorded in the metropolitan region of Curitiba.
The State Department of Health announced on Wednesday (13) a new report cases of infection and death from the H1N1 virus. "The data show that the H1N1 virus is what is in greater circulation and in all regions of the state," said the head of the state Epidemiology Center, Julia Cordellini. In the area of 17 th Regional Health, which includes Londrina and 13 municipalities have been confirmed 59 cases of H1N1 and 10 deaths from the virus. London records the majority of cases, with 30 cases and five deaths. The other deaths were recorded in Bela Vista do Paraiso, Camberley, Jataizinho, Lupion?polis and Rol?ndia.
Health Surveillance confirms third death from H1N1 in Umuarama
The Surveillance Division in Umuarama Health confirmed on Monday, the third death from H1N1 flu. A 38 year old woman was the victim of the disease and came to death last week. The other victims are also women, 93 and 71 years. In addition, 13 cases of swine flu were confirmed among the 66 suspected investigated since the beginning of 2016. Another 52 cases were negative and there is still an examination awaiting analysis.
[h=1]Confirmed the first death from H1N1 flu in Medianeira[/h]
the first death from H1N1 in Medianeira was confirmed. The Department of Health Bulletin in the city presented two cases of influenza this month, an Influenza A (H1N1) and influenza A (H1) Seasonal, the latter came to death, and this was the first death recorded by variant H1 virus in different Paran?.A state between them is that the seasonal influenza virus circulates causing diseases in humans each year. In regions of temperate climates, cases of influenza tend to occur seasonally in the winter months, spreading from person to person through sneezing, coughing or contact with surfaces contaminadas.V?rus seasonal influenza can cause mild to severe infection, including death. People at high risk for serious complications include pregnant women, the elderly, children under two years, immunocompromised persons and people with some comorbidity.
A man about 50 years old, resident of Jacarezinho, has died of the H1N1 virus. Confirmation of his death contained in the Bulletin of influenza, published Aug. 13, the State Department of Health website. The news was certified by the responsible for the Epidemiology Department of the 19th Regional Health, based in Jacarezinho, Bruna Aparecida Hartmann in morning of Friday (15) of death .In addition, the report points the increase of another case of H1N1 in the region. This time, the patient is jumping all Itarar?.Ao, the region has 29 cases and four ?bitos.Em Carl?polis, there were two cases of H1N1 and one death; Figueira in two cases. Guapirama a case, Jacarezinho, 7 cases and one death, Itarar? jump, a case and Santo Antonio da Platina, 9 cases of H1N1 in two deaths and three cases of Influenza A, totaling 12 cases; Tomazina registered two cases of H1N1.
[h=1]Paran? recorded 202 deaths from the flu virus this year, says Health Secretary[/h]
A new report was released on Wednesday (20) by the Ministry of Health with the influenza cases in Paran?. Since the beginning of the year were registered 1019 cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) which resulted in 202 mortes.Entre confirmed cases, most are related to the H1N1 virus. Of the total SARS notifications, 946 cases and 183 deaths are related to H1N1. According to head of the state Epidemiology Center, Julia Cordellini, this is the virus that is in greater circulation in the state. "We've had reports on 22 of the Paran? Regional Health this year. Foz do Igua?u, for example, it is the municipality with the highest number of flu deaths. So far, there have been 48 cases and 24 deaths, all related to H1N1, "says Julia.
[h=1]Ponta Grossa has another confirmed death from H1N1[/h]
The Municipal Department of Health confirmed an additional case of death from H1N1 in Ponta Grossa. It is a 45 year old homeless man who died on the last day 4. Now, the city already totals seven deaths confirmed by the flu, three cases of death that were discarded, a non-subtyped and a suspected case in which another virus was detected in the body of paciente.Em overall numbers, the city recorded 52 cases of hospitalization and other 31 who required only outpatient care. In addition, the city also had five cases within the prison system, totaling 88 cases of H1N1 flu.
