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[h=1]SP School suspends classes after teaching death with suspected H1N1[/h]
Sorocaba - Teachers of Early Childhood Education Center Jo?o da Cruz Moreira in Valentina Figueiredo district, in the east of Ribeir?o Preto (SP), suspended classes after a colleague died at the weekend, with suspected H1N1.A standstill , which began on Wednesday, 13, also hit the unit employees. Although the cause of death of the teacher is still under investigation, the students' families were informed of the suspension in service because of the risk that the virus espalhe.A victim was hospitalized in Ribeir?nia Hospital with symptoms. Samples were sent to the Adolfo Lutz Institute, but the result only comes out in 15 days. Teachers charge Prefecture measures for the resumption of classes safely. According to them, other students showed symptoms of the disease and 12 children are respiratory problems.
[h=1]PUC Campinas Hospital has 2nd death suspected H1N1 investigated[/h]
The Hospital Celso Pierro, PUC Campinas (SP), confirmed on Monday (18) investigating the second death on suspicion of H1N1. The patient, 59, was hospitalized on 9 April and died on Saturday (16). The city already has a death from complications of the H1N1 virus confirmada.A victim had Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, which can be caused by complications of H1N1 influenza and also other types of flu, and other respiratory diseases. She received treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the hospital from the date of admission, according to unidade.Os examinations necessary for the analysis have been sent to the Adolfo Lutz Institute, according to the hospital, and the result should be disclosed up to 30 days.
[h=1]Man is the first fatal victim of the H1N1 flu in Caragu?, SP[/h] A 37-year-old man is the first fatal victim of the H1N1 flu in Caraguatatuba, on the northern coast. The patient died on day 7 after staying less than 12 hours admitted to the Emergency Unit (APU), the Spring Garden.
The information was confirmed by the Department of Health of the municipality on Monday (18). This is the second confirmed death from the disease this year in the region - an elderly died in a hospital in the particular network Jacare?.De according to the folder, the patient who died with H1N1 received at the UPA on the night of the 6th, around 19h, with symptoms of the disease and died around 5 am the day seguinte.At? last Friday (15), the city totaled three positive cases of the disease, including the 37-year-old man's death, and 14 occurrences in investiga?? municipality will participate from the 30th of the vaccination campaign against the H1N1 flu. Immunisation will happen in all Basic Health Units (BHU) and the Medical Specialties Center, Dental and Rehabilitation "Mother Teresa".
[h=1]Woman of 61 years is the 4th suspected H1N1 death in Bauru[/h]
A woman of 61 years who lives in Piraju? and was treated in a private hospital in Bauru in recent days, is the fourth person to die on suspicion of H1N1 in the city. The death occurred yesterday and the suspected diagnosis was reported to her family. In addition to this, the City Department of Health says it is awaiting tests of three other deaths recorded between March and abril.A official confirmation of the results should be made by the Secretary Fernando Monti, so the Adolfo Lutz Institute release the test results. Besides the four suspicious deaths, the institute also analyzes other 38 exams of patients who were treated in Bauru hospitals with suspected H1N1.At? the time, the city had only one confirmed record of H1N1 in 2016: a woman of 49 years, who presented the first symptoms in late February, she was treated in a private hospital and is fine. As these cases are suspected, the Municipal Health does not provide details.
[h=1]Itaquaquecetuba records first death from H1N1[/h]
A woman of 61 years died of H1N1 in Itaquaquecetuba, according to Hall. This is the third death that has H1N1 as the cause confirmed in Alto Tiete. The other two deaths were in Poa and Mogi das Cruzes. The region has recorded at least 171 reports of the disease and nine cases were confirmed in eight municipalities. The municipalities of Sales?polis and Biritiba Mirim not passed information.The Aruj? Prefecture reported that investigates the death of a resident of the Holy Spirit who was passing through town. According to the City, he spent the Via Dutra, the moment felt bad, being sent to the municipal Service. The Health Department is awaiting report of the Death Verification Service (SVO) to confirm whether or not the relationship of death with H1N1. The Health Department also reported that the four H1N1 notifications two were discarded, moved to another city and the other is the investigation of the death.
The MRC (Metropolitan Region of Campinas) registered two more suspected deaths from H1N1. One of the victims is a resident of Indaiatuba, 81, who died on 8. The other was a woman of 59, who died in the Hospital Celso Pierro, PUC (Catholic University) Campinas on Saturday .A Indaiatuba Prefecture announced that the death occurred in a city hospital, but could not say which. According to the administration, the elderly was a smoker and had presented comorbidities (more than one disease). This was the first death of the city with possible relation with the disease this year. The Epidemiological Surveillance of the municipality said it expects the results of 16 tests of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (a disease that can be caused by H1N1) requested the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in Campinas.
Patient with suspected H1N1 expected vacancy in ICU
Received on Saturday in the eastern area with suspected H1N1 flu Prehospital Unit, the housewife Ana Fatima da Silva, 48, a resident of the Great Tree neighborhood, waiting three days to be transferred to a hospital where he can receive treatment suited to your case. Ana Fatima entered into an induced coma on Sunday and is in the isolation unit. According to family members, almost ten removal requests, all highlighting the gravity and urgency of your problem, they were sent in recent days by doctors UPH Zone East to the vague regulatory sector of the county Health Department. In a statement, Pasta reported that "the patient is awaiting ICU bed release or emergency, the Santa Casa, which has been requested from the Central Municipal Regulation. For now, she receives medical care in the emergency department of UPH East Zone, where to take samples were taken in order to determine whether they are with the H1N1 flu. "
A Pernambuco child a year died in S?o Paulo, in the Southeast, the influenza virus victim (H1N1). The information was confirmed on Tuesday by the Department of Health and death already in the Epidemiological Bulletin of the Ministry of Health. According to SES, the 11 months child was hospitalized in S?o Paulo, where it was another disease not it was revealed. The SES also ensured that the infection occurred already in state territory where the child died.
[h=1]51 year old Man dies of suspected H1N1 in San Carlos[/h]
According to the press office of the Holy House, the patient had symptoms of a very strong flu when searched the hospital and was admitted. His picture worsened in recent days and the treatment given by doctors was of pneumonia, but he did not resistiu.Uma blood sample was sent to the Adolfo Lutz Institute in Ribeir?o Preto to confirm whether he was with the virus. The result should leave within 30 days.
[h=1]Resident in Presidente Bernardes dies with suspected H1N1 flu[/h]
The Municipal Division Bernades President of Health is awaiting the results of tests that will certify whether or not the H1N1 flu caused the death of a resident the city woman, who was 58, died last Sunday (17) in a hospital private Presidente Prudente at 18h. According to the death certificate, listed as causes of death septic shock, sepsis, pneumonia and influenza A.O death was certified by infectious disease physician Andr? Luiz da Silva Piraj?. She was buried in the Municipal Cemetery of Presidente Bernardes, on the afternoon of Monday (18) .The director of the Municipal Division of Health Presidente Bernardes, Nixon Roberto Moia Franzini said that the City is aware of the woman's death, however, awaits the reports that will attest what caused the death. So for now, the situation is treated as a "suspect case" .The family confirmed that he expects the results of tests to see what caused the woman's death.
[h=1]American and Indaiatuba investigate new deaths from suspected H1N1[/h]
The American municipalities (SP) and Indaiatuba (SP) investigate three new deaths from suspected H1N1 in Campinas (SP). American has the most critical situation, with two more suspicious deaths, published on Wednesday (20), and three others who were already cleared and a confirmed death. The case of Indaiatuba is the first in the city. Tests to confirm the cases throughout the state, however, are late in Adolfo Lutz.De Institute according to the State Health Department, the kits used to make the analysis of lessons exams, both in cases of death as well as in sick people are missing at the institute. These kits are distributed by the Ministry of Health, which has not been happening.
[h=1]1 in 5 cities of S?o Paulo have severe cases of H1N1[/h]
SAO PAULO - At least 121 of the 645 cities have reported serious cases of H1N1, according to report released on Wednesday, 20, the State Department of Health Department detailing the profile of flu victims. The document also reveals that half of the 91 deaths from the disease this year lived in the capital or in the cities of the metropolitan area.
[h=1]36 year old man dies with H1N1 virus in Mirassol[/h]
A 36 year old man died of the H1N1 virus on Wednesday (21). The victim was admitted to St. Joseph Hospital de Base do Rio Preto (SP), but lived in Mirassol (SP). The information was confirmed by the Health Department of Mirassol. Mirassol has recorded five deaths this year from the disease. In the state the northwest are already 30 deaths because of H1N1 since the beginning of the year in the region and more than 300 cases confirmados.MortesA northwestern S?o Paulo region now has 30 deaths because of H1N1 this year alone. The H1N1 also arrived in other cities. In S?o Jos? do Rio Preto (SP), the disease has killed eight people. In General Salgado (SP) were three deaths. In Mirassol (SP), the disease has caused five deaths. Already in Fernand?polis (SP) H1N1 virus caused two deaths, the same number recorded in Jales (SP). One person died in the following cities: Tabapu? (SP), Santa Adelia (SP), Mendon?a (SP), Ic?m (SP), Vitoria Brazil (SP), Zechariah (SP), Luizi?nia (SP) Pereira Barreto (SP), Palmares Paulista (SP) and Pindorama.
[h=1]H1N1 virus kills more people aged 35 years[/h]
Most of the victims of the H1N1 - virus responsible for an outbreak that affects the state of S?o Paulo since the beginning of 2016 - is individuals aged 25 to 44 years. Among the deaths, there is a predominance of females (54.5%) between 45 and 59 years. The information is the latest bulletin of the Epidemiological Surveillance Center of the State Health Secretariat of S?o Paulo. The cases are distributed in 121 municipalities, with 49.5% of them and 51.6% of deaths occurred in the Greater S?o Paulo.At? the last day 12, there were 29 cases in pregnant women, and 48.3% were in third trimester of pregnancy. Of these 29 infected women, three eventually died.
In 355 cases of people affected by H1N1, and 65 deaths, had at least one comorbidity, which is when the patient already had before contracting the virus, some kind of chronic disease. The most frequent of them registered so far is diabetes, followed by heart disease and obesidade.Entre infected, 70.7% had not taken the flu vaccine. Of these, 81.8% did not end up resisting the disease and died
[h=1]Rises to 40 the number of deaths from H1N1 in S?o Paulo[/h] The city of S?o Paulo registered 40 deaths from influenza A (H1N1) and 385 confirmed cases of infection in 2016, said the municipal secretary of Health, Alexandre Padilha, on Monday (25). Data are from the beginning of the year until April 19.
The figures show an increase in relation to the latest data released on April 8: until then there were 17 confirmed deaths by the virus and 201 infected. One of the victims was gr?vida.Segundo the secretary, that "does not mean that there was an increase in deaths." "Many cases that have occurred in recent weeks were under investigation and there was confirmation. There is a notification, the suspect and then the Adolfo Lutz Institute is the test can take a few weeks, 15 days for confirmation," he said. "It's not that the deaths occurred this week, but now we have confirmation."
[h=1]Three more suspected H1N1 deaths are registered in the region[/h]
Two more residents of Paulinia and an American died of suspected H1N1, according to the latest update of the prefectures data. In the MRC (Metropolitan Region of Campinas), there was also confirmation of the other three cases: two in Campinas and one in Valinhos, the first city in this ano.De according to the American administration, a 56-year-old man died in ter?a- fair in San Francisco Hospital. He was admitted to the unit from the day 16. The municipality totals six deaths possibly caused by influenza, a confirmed 34 more cases apura??o.Paul?nia waiting the result of 30 tests ordered the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in Campinas. Three of them are from people who died. According to the Executive, the last two were women. The press, however, did not say the date and place of death and age delas.Em Campinas, the number of confirmed cases increased from nine to 11, including a person who died. Valinhos recorded only one suspected case of a woman who is cured and at home, announced the city.
[h=1]Confirmed the first death from H1N1 in Pindamonhangaba[/h]
Health Department of Pindamonhangaba confirmed on the morning of Tuesday (26) the first death from H1N1 in the city. A 53 year old man who died on the last day 2 is the first fatality of the disease in the city, according to test results provided by the laboratory Adolfo Lutz, Taubat?, based on blood samples from paciente.A secretariat reported that are still expected the results of samples to clarify the death of a three year old boy, also died at the beginning of April. Two other cases are those of a 60 year old man who has been discharged and is at home and a four year old girl who is still hospitalized in Taubat?.De according to the folder, the county records to date 53 H1N1 notifications, and 3 positive cases and 4 dropped.
[h=2]S?o Paulo Northwest sum 32 deaths from H1N1[/h]
Two more deaths from the H1N1 virus were confirmed on Monday, 25, in cities of the north of S?o Paulo region. Now, there are already 32 confirmed deaths this year in the region, the higher mortality from the disease in the state. The high number of deaths led the state Department of Health to anticipate the vaccination campaign against influenza in 67 municipalities. Since March 23, people from risk groups have been vacinadas.Um of the deaths occurred in Jales, killing an elderly 82 year old who was hospitalized in the intensive care unit of the Santa Casa site. It is the third death caused by the disease in the city. Also died after being affected by influenza a woman of 55, who lives in Santa F? do Sul, which records the first death. Fifteen cities in the region already accounted deaths from H1N1. S?o Jos? do Rio Preto had eight confirmed deaths, while Mirassol recorded five others.
[h=1]S?o Paulo Northwest has two more deaths from H1N1 flu[/h]
Two more deaths from the H1N1 flu were confirmed on Wednesday, 27, in the northwest of S?o Paulo, bringing to 34 the number of deaths caused by the disease in the region this ano.Uma of the victims, an elderly 82 year old, resident of Itajobi, I was in the hospital Father Albino in Catanduva. She died on Tuesday after developing complications from the infection by v?rus.A another death, recorded in the same hospital, it is a 36-year-old man, a resident of New Horizon. He was not in risk groups for H1N1. The two cities had not yet confirmed deaths from the disease.
[h=1]Limeira has 6th death for suspected influenza[/h]
The Health Department of Limeira (SP) reported, on Wednesday (27), the death of a 47 year old woman who was hospitalized with suspected flu-like illness Severe Acute. This is the sixth death in research and which, according to Folder, may be related to the H1N1 flu. Cases, according to Hall, can also be linked to other types of flu, such as Influenza A H3N2 and Influenza BA patient developed symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and respiratory distress and was admitted to hospital Medical. The health unit has collected samples for laboratory tests, which will be forwarded to the Adolfo Lutz Institute in S?o Paulo. There is no deadline for the result of these tests is ready.
municipality will participate from the 30th of the vaccination campaign against the H1N1 flu. Immunisation will happen in all Basic Health Units (BHU) and the Medical Specialties Center, Dental and Rehabilitation "Mother Teresa".