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Brazil - Santa Catarina: 113 deaths from influenza

[h=5]Cunha Pora records first death from H1N1 and suspends classes[/h] The Health Secretary confirmed one death from H1N1 in the city of Cunha Por?.O patient is a man, who died on Monday (04), after being taken to the Regional Hospital of Chapec?.De according to Health Secretary Wedge Pora, Alexandre Fagundes, the city recorded 19 cases, featuring epidemic doen?a.Ele said the situation is worrying and people need to be careful.

http://www.portofeliz.am.br/noticia...stra-primeira-morte-por-h1n1-e-suspende-aulas
 
[h=1]Result confirms H1N1 in otaciliense that came to death[/h]
According to the Epidemiological Surveillance information, the M.L.S.S female 69 years who lives in Otacilio Costa, was hospitalized on 23 May at Hospital Nossa Senhora dos Prazeres in Lages with suspected H1N1. The victim was chronic and came to death patient on May 30, but only this Wednesday, July 6, left the result confirming the diagnosis of Influenza A H1N1 subtype.

http://www.educadora.am.br/noticia/resultado-confirma-h1n1-em-otaciliense-que-veio-obito/
 
SC health alert for new wave of flu and immediate use of Tamiflu

The Secretariat of Santa Catarina Health announced on Thursday (7) on the balance sheet that the immediate use of Tamiflu medication, prescribed for influenza flu, may reduce the risk of death. The Secretariat called on the population to seek health units in the first symptoms of disease, as a possible new wave of influenza should occur in the next two months.

According to the Department of Epidemiological Surveillance of Santa Catarina (Dive), to this farm were recorded 75 deaths from flu in the state, 71 by the Influenza A H1N1 virus, two by the Influenza A subtyping and two waiting for Influenza B. In all , 616 cases of influenza were confirmed in 2016.

http://g1.globo.com/sc/santa-catari...-onda-de-gripe-e-uso-imediato-do-tamiflu.html
 
[h=1]Reports point 5 deaths in the region[/h]
Five deaths from influenza A (H1N1) in the region were confirmed after reports of analysis by the Board of Santa Catarina Epidemiological Surveillance (Dive) of the State Department of Health. Three cases occurred in Tubar?o, one in North Arm and one in St. Martin . The data were stored in the period between January 3 and 2 julho.Os without death H1N1 cases occurred in St. Martin (1), Grand Para (1), Rio Fortuna (1), Santa Rosa de Lima (1) North arm (6) Garopaba (2), Laguna (9), Imbituba (5), Sangli (1), Jaguaruna (3), Capivari de Baixo (5) and Shark (33). The Secretary of State for Health, John Paul Kleinubing, stressed the importance of prevention and treatment to prevent new cases and deaths caused by the flu in Santa Catarina.

http://oregionalsul.com.br/ultimas-noticias/laudos-apontam-5-obitos-na-regiao/44243
 
[h=1]Rises to eight the number of deaths from influenza A in Joinville[/h]
The Secretariat of Joinville Health released on the afternoon of Thursday, another bulletin on influenza in Joinville. It is a 55 year old man who was part of risco.Leia group more news from Joinville and regi?oJ? were sent for analysis at the Central Laboratory (Lacen), 157 samples collected in Joinville. Of these, 98 were discarded for influenza, 54 were confirmed and 5 are still awaiting resultados.Dos confirmed cases of influenza A in Joinville, only one person remains hospitalized in ICU, the other received treatment and have been released. Of the eight dead from the disease, three are women, 34, 41 and 42, and five are men aged 34, 46, 48, 52 and 55 years.

http://anoticia.clicrbs.com.br/sc/g...-mortos-por-gripe-a-em-joinville-6621825.html
 
[h=1]Increases to 80 the number of deaths from influenza A in SC[/h]
Since the beginning of the year, the flu has caused 80 deaths and hospitalization of 639 people in Santa Catarina. Data from the report released by the Epidemiological Surveillance Board also point to two deaths and eight cases by influenza B this year.The largest number of deaths from influenza occurred between 3 and 9 April, with eight deaths. During the month of May we observed to occur on average seven deaths per week. In the last three weeks, there were an average of four per week.

http://robertolorenzon.com.br/noticia/sc-aumenta-para-80-o-nasmero-de-mortes-por-gripe-a-em-sc/62508
 
[h=1]Number of deaths from influenza A and B rises to 82 in SC[/h]
The number of deaths from influenza in 2016 in Santa Catarina rose to 82, according to the latest bulletin released by the Directorate of Epidemiological Surveillance (Dive). There are 80 deaths from Influenza A virus (H1N1) and two by Influenza B. The document contains updated data until July 12. The city has the highest number of H1N1 deaths is Joinville, with 8, followed by Blumenau, with 7, and St. Joseph, with 5. The two deaths from influenza B occurred in Jaragua do Sul, who also had four deaths from H1N1 . Compared to the last report, released on July 7, it was reported 31 new cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) throughout the state and seven deaths, two in Chapec?, one in Cambori?, one in Ponte Serrada, one in Joinville one in Mafra and one in San Jose. from the beginning of the year, the flu has caused the hospitalization of 647 people.

http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/noticia.php?id=41439
 
[h=1]Tubarao records four deaths from H1N1[/h]
Shark had another death caused by H1N1, according to the latest report published by the Dive / SC. The case was a 67-year-old man who died on June 26 due to doen?a.Atualmente, according to Dive, Shark is 34 cases and four deaths from H1N1 flu. According to data provided by the Municipal Foundation Shark Health, which monitors the occurrence of the disease in the city, the patients who died in Shark are all men - one of them was 49 years old and died on May 6, another was 70 years old and died on May 7, the other was 77 years and died on May 30 and another, 67, died on 26 junho.A region has two deaths, one in St. Martin and one in North Arm. Cities have, respectively, one and six cases of H1N1 without death, respectively. Other cases of the virus occurred in Grand Para (1), Rio Fortuna (1), Santa Rosa de Lima (1) Garopaba (2), Laguna (9), Imbituba (5), Sangli (1), Jaguaruna (3 ) and Capivari de Baixo (5).

http://criciumanews.com.br/2016/07/23/tubarao-registra-o-quatro-obito-por-h1n1/
 
[h=1]SC records 100 deaths from influenza A and B in 2016[/h]
Santa Catarina recorded 100 deaths from influenza A and B in 2016, according to the Board bulletin Epidemiological Surveillance (Dive) released late Thursday (11). The state had 690 admissions in hospitals because of the disease this year. Regarding the deaths, 98 were for influenza A H1N1 subtype and two for influenza A. Of the 100 victims, nine were living in Joinville; seven in Blumenau; six in Jaragua do Sul; five in San Jose; four in Ararangu?, Shark, Balneario Barra do Sul and Florianopolis; three in Guaramirim; two in Brusque, Cambori?, Lages, Mafra, Monda?, Paradise, Great Beach, Sombrio, Morrow, Canelinha and one in each of the following counties: Araquari, North Arm, Bom Jardim da Serra, Campo Alegre, Canoinhas, Chapec?, Dionysius Cerqueira, Garuva, I?ara, Indaial, Itajai, Maracaj?, Orleans, Penha, New Venice, Rio do Sul, Rio dos Cedros, Rio Negrinho, Santiago do Sul, S?o Bento do Sul, Sao Lourenco do Oeste, Lumber Bridge, San Francisco Sul, S?o Miguel do Oeste, S?o Martinho, Schroeder, and Tijucas Xanxer?.

http://www.jornalfloripa.com.br/noticia.php?id=280531
 
Patient who died in HSF had symptoms of H1N1

Died this weekend at St. Francis Hospital, a patient 58, the interior of Arabut?. It is not known the cause of death, but he was admitted after being referred by medical Arabut? due to respiratory complications. The suspicion is that he may have contracted the H1N1 virus. The Municipal Secretary of Health, Lairton Bueno, explains that the epidemiological surveillance made the collection of material for the cause of death. Bueno points out that the patient was hospitalized until Friday in Arabut?, but due to the evolution of the framework was transferred to Conc?rdia.Lairton Bueno points out that the office is already monitoring the community and the residence of the patient. The Secretary of Health confirms that if it is confirmed that over a patient's family is with the same symptoms will be given tamiflu, which is the medicine to treat Influenza A.

http://www.radiorural.com.br/noticias/21843-paciente-que-morreu-no-hsf-tinha-sintomas-de-h1n1
 
[h=1]Region has seven deaths from H1N1[/h]
The Tuberao, Bra?o do Norte e Laguna region have, from the beginning of the year to 27 September, 73 cases of influenza A H1N1 and seven deaths due to the disease. The deaths occurred in Tubar?o, which had five deaths, North Arm (1) and S?o Martinho (1) .In the period were 2,567 reported cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Santa Catarina. Of these, 719 (28%) were confirmed influenza, and 701 (97.5%) by influenza A (H1N1), seven (1%) by influenza A that are waiting for subtyping (to identify whether the virus is of the type H1N1 or H3N2), one (0.1%) influenza a H3N2 and ten (1.4%) by influenza B.Outros 1,800 cases of SARS were negative for influenza a and B (SARS unspecified), and 34 cases are under investigation, awaiting laboratory confirmation. The data is the report of the Board of Epidemiological Surveillance State (Dive / SC) released on Monday.

http://diariodosul.com.br/SITE2015/noticia/27389/Regiao-tem-sete-mortes-por-H1N1.html
 
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