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[h=1]H1N1 has killed 62 people between 50 and 59 years in Paran?[/h] Data from the new flu newsletter organized by the state Health Department on Wednesday (27) show a significant number of deaths of people between 50 and 59 years. Of the 190 confirmed deaths from H1N1 since the beginning of the year in the state, 32.6%, accounting for 62 deaths, they are for this age group. "We are aware of the permanent increase in cases and deaths in their 50s. Even if not older, these people should be especially careful to prevent flu infection and the symptoms, seek medical attention immediately, "adds the head of the state Epidemiology Center, Julia Cordellini.Ainda according to Julia, in general this is an age group that is in the labor market, have an active life and therefore ends up neglecting health. "They need to know that the disease can indeed be fatal if serious frame, and the treatment is much more effective in the first 48 hours after the onset of symptoms," he says.
[h=1]Parana has 23 new cases of H1N1 flu in a week, says secretary[/h]
A report released by the State Department of Health (SESA) on the morning of Wednesday (27), pointed out that the number of cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) has increased from 1,019 to 1,044 in a week. Of the total, 969 cases are related to the H1N1 virus. The data were recorded from the beginning of the year.
The report also showed that of the 209 deaths from SARS, 190 are related to symptoms H1N1.Os H1N1 flu virus are similar to the flu and may include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills , fatigue, diarrhea and vomiting.
17th Londrina Regional Health registers another death from H1N1; 63 cases
The State Department of Health (SESA) released a new report on Wednesday (27) in relation to cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) since the beginning of ano.No period of one week, in Paran?, the number of cases increased from 1,019 to 1,044. Of this total, 969 are related to H1N1. 209 deaths were recorded, with 190 virus H1N1.Na 17th Londrina Regional Health since the beginning of 2016, 66 cases of SARS were reported, of which 63 related to H1N1. There were 13 deaths from SARS, of this total, 12 per H1N1.Uma death was confirmed from the report released on Wednesday (20) in Londrina. Totaling six deaths in the city.
A man, 70, Arapongas is the latest fatal victim of the H1N1 virus in the area of the 16th Regional Health (RS), Apucarana, covering 16 municipalities. With the death of the elderly, on 18 July at the Hospital Jo?o de Freitas, up to eight the total deaths from swine flu this year, five H1N1, more severe version of the virus. The other three cases are influenza A not subtyped. Throughout the past year were recorded only two cases of Influenza D, one resulted in death of a man. There were no reported cases or death from H1N1. The deaths show the progression of the disease this year throughout the country, which began tracking outbreaks in mar?o.A 16th RS also investigating another suspicious death in Apucarana. In the state, according to the latest report released by the Department of Health (SESA), were 209 deaths, and 190 H1N1.
[h=2]Eight deaths may be related to H1N1 in Apucarana[/h]
According to the report of the Secretary of the State of Paran? Health, the city of Apucarana now it has 8 suspected cases of deaths registered during the year by H1N1.O flu most recent case occurred in the last 03 at the Hospital Jo?o de Freitas Arapongas. The material was collected and sent for analysis in the central laboratory of the state. If confirmed the virus, the number of confirmed deaths in Apucarana municipality should rise to quatr Secretary of Health of the City Municipality asks people to take all hygiene, avoiding overcrowding, keeping ventilated areas. In case of suspicion, you should seek medical care as soon as possible.
[h=1]19 year old girl dies of suspected H1N1 in PG[/h]
The Municipal Secretary of Health confirmed another suspected death from H1N1 flu in Ponta Grossa. The 13th suspect died on Monday (01), after being hospitalized for a few days. This is a 19 years. The information was given by the ministry press office on the afternoon of Tuesday (02) .Profissionais made the collection and submitted for examination at the Central State Laboratory (Lacen), which must confirm or rule out the disease within 10 days. Of the 13 suspected death for H1N1 in Ponta Grossa, seven have been confirmed by tests three just discarded, was confirmed by another Viru? (not H1N1) and one case was not subtyped (due to the low viral load, it was not possible to find out what had caused the death) .The city also features 52 people hospitalized because of the H1N1 flu, another 32 outpatient cases and five cases identified within the prison system.
[h=1]In one week, Parana has 36 new cases of flu and five deaths from H1N1[/h]
In one week, the Paran? registered 36 new cases of influenza in the state. According to the bulletin of the Health Department, released on Wednesday, 3 are 1,080 cases of flu-like Syndromes Acute Graves (SARS) by Influenza in Parana, from the beginning of the year. In the previous report were 1044 cases. Of the total of SARS by Influenza 1003 cases and 195 deaths are related to the H1N1 virus, five more than the 190 deaths recorded in the report anterior.No new technical report, the number of flu deaths reached 216. The document also shows that all 22 state health districts already have circulation of the virus and 20 of them have reported flu deaths.
[h=1]H1N1 has killed 200 people in Paran? since the beginning of the year, says report[/h]
State Health Department data released on Wednesday (10) indicate that since the beginning of this year, 200 people have died from the H1N1 virus in Paran?. In a week, there were five new ?bitos.Em statewide are 1,020 cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) caused by H1N1, and 1,100 cases of influenza since January. The death toll reaches 222.Ainda as the lifting of the Health Department, all 22 state regional feature of the virus circulation and 20 was death.
The Department of Ponta Grossa Health confirmed Monday night another death caused by the H1N1 virus. The patient characteristics were not disclosed. The information passed along was that this death has no relation to the suspicion surrounding the death of a 19-year-old earlier this month, with a new case. The Secretariat is still awaiting the State Central Laboratory report (Lacen), based in Curitiba, to clarify the death. With this, the city now has eight deaths caused by flu since the beginning of the year. The city now has 53 people hospitalized because of H1N1 - the deaths are included in this survey. Another 32 patients were treated as outpatients and five cases identified within the prison system.
[h=1]Number of deaths from H1N1 rises to 206 in Parana[/h]
A report released by the State Department of Health (SESA), released on the morning of Wednesday (17), pointed out that the number of cases of Acute Respiratory Syndromes Graves (SARS) has increased from 1,019 to 1,119 in a week.
In the new report Sesa, the number of flu deaths reached 228 in the state. Six new deaths compared to anterior.J? week for total of SARS Influenza 1034 cases and 206 deaths are associated with the new virus H1N1.O data corresponds to an increase of 14 six new cases and deaths in a week.
[h=1]Maringa records seventh death from H1N1 flu in the year[/h]
He rose to seven the number of deaths from complications of H1N1 influenza in Maringa. The new deaths took place in June, but only yesterday was confirmed by the Municipal Health Department. In the year, 115 people were hospitalized for contracting the virus in cidade.A seventh victim is a 53 year old woman who had hypertension, hypothyroidism and obesity profile that put in risk group for the disease. According service history informed by the Health Department, the patient went to the Paran? Hospital on May 18 complaining of cough, fever and respirat?rias.Ela complications remained hospitalized, was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), medicated Tamiflu - medicine indicated for suspected and confirmed cases of the flu - but the framework has evolved to pneumonia and respiratory failure. She died on June 4. The patient lived in Maring? and had not received the flu vaccine.
[h=1]Paran? is the second state with more flu deaths[/h]
Paran? is the second state with more deaths caused by the H1N1 virus, second only to S?o Paulo. The data was released this week by the Government of Paran?. Since the beginning of the year, 214 people died in Parana because of H1N1. In S?o Paulo, in the same period were 746 deaths. Data gather the numbers of flu registered until 2 setembrs two states also lead the number of deaths from flu-like syndromes considered serious. In S?o Paulo, there were more than 2,100 deaths. In Paran?, since the beginning of the year, 809 people died because of the s?ndromes.O Paran? also has the worst of the south flu numbers. Until September 2, it was confirmed over 5,400 cases of flu-like syndromes considered serious. Of these cases, 1,059 were caused by the H1N1 virus.
[h=1]H1N1 cases suspected pass 760 in Maringa this year[/h] The Health Department of Maringa reported, on Friday (28), data on cases of H1N1 and dengue in the city. Since January, Maringa recorded 766 reports of H1N1 flu are almost 2.5 suspicions dia.As the 1st H1N1 confirmations were released between late February and early March. Since then, the positive cases are 119 patients and the number of deaths already accounts for 7 pessoas.Com the cases of dengue, the secretariat reported that since July 31, notifications are 462 patients. In this period, 22 cases were confirmed without morte.Ainda according to the report, Maringa had 22 reports of chikungunya and 11 zika. However, there has been no confirmation of these cases.
[h=1]Young araponguense death touched friends and family[/h]
The death of the young araponguense Thales Gomes de Oliveira, 26, is groaning araponguenses. The boy died at dawn on Sunday, the Onyx Hospital in Curitiba, where he was hospitalized since last Wednesday. Thales would have died after contracting the flu H1N1.Oliveira was from Arapongas, however, lived in Curitiba for about three years and was well known for their commitment and performance in bodybuilding. The bodybuilder has posted a video on social networks on Tuesday (25), announcing that he was sick. He said he fell ill on Sunday (23) and went to the hospital. At first, the tests showed heart problems. However, after he was diagnosed with the H1N1 flu. In the recording he also said he was being medicated and taking tamiflu.Nas social networks, dozens of people have left the Thales messages of condolence and family. Many people also shared photos with the boy honoring and saying goodbye to him.
[h=1]Health confirms eighth H1N1 death in Maring? this year[/h]
The Municipal Health Department confirmed last Friday (9) the eighth death due to complications of H1N1 flu in Maring? this year. The victim is a 78-year-old man who died October 10 at the Metropolitan Hospital in Sarandi , Metropolitan Region of Maring?. According to the secretary, the patient was hypertensive, obese and diabetic, a profile that placed him in the group at risk for the disease. He also had respiratory problems. The other deaths occurred in the first semester. The first victim was a 22-year-old pregnant woman who died in March. In the same month, two other women, aged 35 and 61, died. In April, an 82-year-old female patient died of complications from the disease. In May, two more victims were seen: a 62-year old hypertensive patient and a 70- .
Secretary of Health of the City Municipality asks people to take all hygiene, avoiding overcrowding, keeping ventilated areas. In case of suspicion, you should seek medical care as soon as possible.