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[h=1]Paulinia confirmed two deaths from H1N1 influenza; number in the region reaches 57[/h]
Paulinia (SP) confirmed the first two deaths from the H1N1 flu on Friday (8). The victims were two women, 25 and 29, who died in April. There are now 15 cases of the disease this year in all munic?pio.Ao, the region adds 57 deaths from the virus. Besides the two of Paulinia (SP), American (SP) and Mogi Gua?u (SP) have nine deaths each. Campinas (SP) has eight, Limeira (SP) seven Piracicaba (SP) seis.J? Monte Mor (SP) has three deaths and Indaiatuba (SP), Vineyard (SP), Santa Barbara D'Oeste (SP) and Jaguari?na ( SP) each have two. The cities of Pedreira (SP) Louveira (SP), Sumar? (SP) Itapira (SP) and Santo Antonio de Posse (SP) has a death each
[h=1]Americana confirms 10th death from H1N1[/h]
The American Epidemiological Surveillance confirmed on the afternoon of Monday (11) the tenth death caused by the H1N1 virus in the city. This is a woman of 71, who died on April 1. She suffered from pulmonary fibrosis, according to a statement sent by the press office of the city, and was admitted to St. Francis Hospital on 29 mar?o.Al?m addition, the surveillance also received two reports results that were under analysis. One is a 57 year old woman who was admitted to the Municipal Hospital Dr. Waldemar Tebaldi and died on May 6. The death, however, was not caused by flu, the study revealed. Already another patient, 61, had the confirmed case. It fortunately did not die and was discharged on March 30 after being hospitalized five days at the Hospital Vera Cruz, in Campinas.
[h=1]Severe acute respiratory syndrome has killed 39 people in Sorocaba in 2016[/h]
The Sorocaba Health Department (SP) released today (11) that there were 39 deaths in the city in 2016 caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), of which 11 were associated with influenza A H1N1 virus. The number of deaths, according to figures released by the secretariat, is more than three times higher than in the previous year. In the 12 months of 2015, the city had 12 deaths caused by SARS, none of them related to H1N1. According to the Epidemiological Surveillance Division of Sorocaba, 204 cases of SARS confirmed influenza A (H1N1) in 2016 occurred in all age groups with the highest prevalence (61%) in the population 20 to 59 years, then in the under 19 years (22%) and a lesser number in over 60 years (17%).
[h=1]Jaguari?na confirms 3rd death from H1N1; 34 cases are investigated[/h]
Jaguari?na (SP) confirmed the third death from the H1N1 flu virus. The information was released by City Hall on Tuesday (12). The victim was a woman of 63 years. According to the administration, they are investigated 34 cases of the disease in the city.
[h=1]Alto Tiete has at least 18 confirmed deaths from H1N1[/h]
At least 18 deaths were confirmed by H1N1 in Alto Tiete this year. The website asked all municipalities of Alto Tiete, but Santa Isabel and Biritiba Mirim did not respond to the closing of this reportagem.Somente in Mogi das Cruzes were recorded 12 deaths from January to June, and the victims five women aged 45 to 85 years and seven men between 54 and 70 years. Four other deaths were reported in Itaquaquecetuba, one in Poa and another in Suzano.
[h=2]Great ABC counts 42 deaths from H1N1 flu[/h]
With the confirmation of another death in St. Bernard, the Great ABC counts 42 fatalities affected by the H1N1 virus this ano.De according to figures released yesterday by the Intermunicipal Consortium of the Greater ABC, yet the region has records of 15 deaths in Santo Andrew, 12 in S?o Bernardo, five in Diadema, five in Maua, three in Ribeir?o Pires, one in Rio Grande da Serra and one in S?o Caetano.
Two children are the new non-fatal victims of H1N1 flu in US, which now has 19 confirmed cases of the disease. The new exams were released on Wednesday by the press office of the Executive, who received the analysis of the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in Campinas.
Two boys, one 3 and another 10 years, came to be admitted to private hospitals in the city, with complications of swine flu symptoms but were discharged. The dates of admissions were not disclosed, but both have recovered and were discharged. The 3 year old boy is part of the particular risk group by the Ministry of Health and 10 as well, since bears asthma, chronic respiratory disease that worsens the infection, which may lead the patient to death.
[h=1]FAI teacher dies with respiratory complications and suspected H1N1 in Marilia[/h]
He passed away on Saturday (16) in Marilia university teacher and sports coach Luiz Eduardo Albieri, 56, victim caused respiratory complications, suspected of contamination by the H1N1 virus. Albieri was hospitalized for nearly 40 days in treatment for acute respiratory crisis and in recent days his picture was agravado.Professor formed by Unimar (University of Marilia), as a student Eduardo showed great dedication to the sport and sports training. He was assistant professor Isaac Elias Farath. He tied for many years by the Municipal Bureau of Sports. For almost 20 years he was professor of Physical Education in College Creative Mar?lia.Em in April this year as coach won the volleyball championship Jori, Regional Games Seniors. For years it was one of the "clowns" of the Circus Chacara with involvement in sports and community activities in Marilia. Nearly 12 years ago was a university professor in Adamstown.
[h=1]Monte Mor confirms 4th death porH1N1; region sum 62 deaths[/h]
Monte Mor (SP) released on Monday (18) the fourth death from the H1N1 flu virus. The victim is a man, 32, who died on 18 April. He lived in Campinas (SP), but went to the city for treatment.
[h=1]Jarinu has first death from H1N1 virus[/h] A 51-year-old man is the first victim of the H1N1 virus in Jarinu. The case was confirmed by the Epidemiological Surveillance of the city, but the victim died in Caraguatatuba. The victim is registered as resident in Jarinu Unified Health System (SUS). The Epidemiological Surveillance visit the victim's family this week to confirm where he may have contracted the disease and whether the man was a resident of cidade.Como this death, the region already amounts to 11 deaths by influenza virus, 9 victims of Jundia? and a Louveira. Jundia? currently records a total of 34 confirmed cases, Louveira is with 7 positive cases V?rzea Paulista has 6 cases, Campo Limpo Paulista has 1 case in Cabre?va are two suspects and only Itupeva still had no case.
[h=1]Rises to nine the number of deaths from H1N1 in Limeira[/h]
Data on the incidence of H1N1 have been updated on Tuesday (19). The Department of Health, through the Epidemiological Surveillance confirmed two more deaths from H1N1 in Limeira.Trata is a 47 year old woman who was admitted to the Medical Hospital, who died on April 27 and another woman 55 years came died on June 13 in Santa Casa.Limeira accounts 126 notifications, with 35 confirmed cases of H1N1 type a and type B. There are 13 cases awaiting the outcome, including one that also evolved to death.
[h=1]Sumar? confirms 14th death from H1N1 of an elderly 79 years[/h] The city of Sumar? released on Wednesday confirmed the second death in the city for complications of swine flu. It is the 14th death in RPT (Polo Textile Region) ten in American, two in Santa Barbara d'Oeste and now two in Sumar?. The victim is an elderly 79 year old who died last month, but the Adolfo Lutz Institute, the public health laboratory in the region, only managed to complete the examination of the analysis earlier this week. According to the advisory council of the press, the man was with chronic disease, unidentified, and also had not taken a dose of the vaccine against the H1N1 virus, immunization which was distributed for free in basic health units throughout the month.
[h=1]Number of deaths from H1N1 confirmed in Campinas increases 54%[/h] The number of deaths from H1N1 flu confirmed in Campinas (SP) increased 54% since June 21, according to a survey of EPTV, an affiliate of TV Globo, with the municipal governments of the coverage area. In one month, the total number of deaths rose from 42 to 65.
In this period, the three cities which recorded the largest variations in the statistics were Piracicaba (500%), Limeira (80%) and American (66%). See the change on the table beside them; and video acima.O infectologist Marco Antonio Francisco says that although the period with the most infections have occurred in previous months, the data serve as a warning. "examinations are April and May, not this time. There were suspicions that time and results now. we can never forget the H1N1 because it is always circulating, "says the m?dico.A coverage EPTV in Campinas, includes 49 cities.
[h=1]H1N1 deaths rise from 7 to 17 in Piracicaba region in a month[/h]
The n?meor of deaths from H1N1 in Piracicaba (SP) Limeira (SP) and Santa Barbara d'Oeste (SP) rose from 7 to 17 between June and July this year. The increase is 142% in a month. In Piracicaba, deaths confirmed by the disease increased from 1 in June to six this month crecimento 500%. The city also has 49 occurrences of confirmed influenza and other 90 notifications awaiting test results. With confirmations, the city loses to Limeira (SP) in the region, which has nine deaths from H1N1. (See the figures by city below). Nine other deaths suspected H1N1 are under investigation in Piracicaba. The Municipal Health stressed that the tests sent aoInstituto Adolfo Lutz can also rule out the disease as a cause of the deaths or see that were caused by other types of influenza viruses, such as A3, A5 or B. Before any confirmed cases they are reported with suspected Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
[h=1]Rio Claro surveillance, SP, confirms 4th death from H1N1; region has 17[/h]
The Epidemiological Surveillance of Rio Claro Health Foundation (SP) confirmed on Friday (22) the fourth death from H1N1 flu in the city. The victim is a woman of 57 years, with no congenital diseases and had not taken the vaccine against the virus. Overall, the disease has caused 17 deaths in the region this ano.? the fourth confirmed case in Rio Claro in less than two months. On June 6, the surveillance recorded the first death due to the disease. The victim, a 44 year-old man had not revealed identity.
Four days later, on June 10, the city announced the second death from influenza. The patient, a woman aged 37, was admitted to the Santa Casa and died in May, but the test results just came out one month depois.J? the third death was confirmed on the last day 2. The victim was a man of 50 years, also without congenital diseases and had not taken the vaccine against the virus.
[h=3]Examination confirms death for women of H1N1 69 years in Venceslau[/h]
A survey done at the Institute Adolfo Lutz, Presidente Prudente, confirmed the death of a woman of 69 years due to the H1N1 flu (Influenza A) Chairman Wenceslas. According to family information, Mary Grace de Lima da Silva was residing in Londrina (PR) and was in Wenceslas ride when fell ill with lack of ar.Conforme reported the son of Mary Grace Henry Prado, she came to spend a few days in Wenceslas and was in perfect health when they fell ill suddenly. "It was about 10 days she was here and on June 16 she began to have shortness of breath. On the same day to take in the Holy House, already entubaram and told us it was suspected H1N1 and left a few hours under observation, "he tells Bueno Portal.
[h=1]H1N1 causes death of 43 in the region ABC[/h]
The number of confirmed cases influenza A flu caused by the H1N1 virus reached 260 in the seven cities of the ABC, according to data from the municipalities transferred to the Epidemiological Surveillance Group (GVE 7), the State Department of Health. Compared to the previous survey, closed on July 12, which indicated 234 confirmations, there was an increase of 11.1%. In the same period, a new death caused by the H1N1 virus in the region was recorded, totaling 43 deaths. The data is accompanied by the Regional Situation Room of the Consortium Intermunicipal Grande ABC. The total number of suspected cases involving the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) went from 897 to 943 notifications. The figures account for patients with SARS from hospital health network in each city, with characterized by fever frame, cough or sore throat and difficulty breathing. These signs indicate the possibility of symptom worsenings.
[h=1]With nine more confirmed deaths, Campinas reaches 17 deaths from H1N1[/h]
Campinas (SP) confirmed nine deaths from H1N1 flu on Tuesday (26). According to the Department of Health, with new cases, the county has 17 deaths and 138 records from the disease this ano.Ainda according to the folder, the victims are ten men and seven women, five had more than 60 years and the other between 28 and 58 years. In addition, 14 of them had at least one risk factor, as cr?nicas.Os disease patients had onset of symptoms of the disease between February and May and none had evidence vaccine in 2016.
[h=1]Deaths from H1N1 in Jundiai now total 12[/h]
Together, the six cities that are part of Particleboard Jundia? Urban (UKA) totaling 79 confirmed cases of H1N1 in year 2016, with 12 deaths. The concern now is to monitor hospitalized patients. In Jundia? there have been 52 positive cases, 10 deaths, but in addition to the confirmed cases, according to the latest bulletin of Epidemiological Surveillance, four hospitalized patients with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) .The Health Surveillance daily monitors the cases keeping information daily on the patients, in addition, it stresses that during the vaccination campaign against influenza, around 80% of the target has been reached. To stabilize the numbers, the secretariat has updated and published the Technical Report on Influenza with information about the disease and recommendations to avoid it. The report is available on the municipality's website, in addition to the basic health units (BHU).
Fernand?polis - The Fernand?polis Prefecture reports that died last Saturday, the 30th, the 42 year old man diagnosed with the H1N1 flu. He had been hospitalized since July 25 in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) of Santa home.The patient's wife, who also came to be admitted, had the disease discarded examination by the Adolfo Lutz Institute, Reference Laboratory for County. She has been discharged. The team of Health Surveillance of the Prefecture reinforced alert the family to look for a health facility in case of any sintoma.O agency points out that all municipal health units offer guidance on how to prevent contamination by the virus. Officials were also recently in all municipal schools to guide students.
