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[h=1]Alto Tiet? confirms 31 cases of H1N1 and 10 deaths due to the disease this year[/h]
In Alto Tiet? in seven cities, vaccination against H1N1 has not yet reached the target. In most of them, the expectation is to vaccinate 90% of the people in the priority groups. The vaccination has been extended by the Federal Government twice and the deadline expires on Friday (22). There are already 31 cases of the disease confirmed in the region, and 10 resulted in the death of the patient. The G1 questioned the cities of Biritiba Mirim, Guararema and Santa Isabel, but they did not report the vaccination situation in the municipalities.
[h=1]Andradina confirms death of two more people due to H1N1 flu[/h]
The Health Secretariat of Andradina (SP) confirmed, on Wednesday (20), two more deaths caused by Influenza A H1N1. Thus, the city counts three deaths caused by the disease this year.According to the secretariat, the victims are a 74-year-old woman and a 58-year-old woman with chronic health problems. They had not received the flu vaccine, according to the city hall.According to the secretariat, influenza vaccination coverage is 83% in the city, however, the pregnant and children group reached less than 60% of the target population. The campaign ends this Friday (22).
The first death in the city was confirmed last month. The victim was a 39-year-old man who lived in the Pereira Jord?o neighborhood and died in late April. According to the secretary, he was diagnosed with diabetes.
[h=1]Health Department confirms death due to H1N1 in Botucatu[/h]
The Municipal Health Department confirmed the first two cases of H1N1 flu in Botucatu, in 2018, in the afternoon of Thursday 21, at the Adolfo Lutz Institute. In the first case, a seven-month-old baby was admitted to the Hospital das Cl?nicas da Medical School of Botucatu and was discharged. In the second, a 19-year-old was also admitted to the HCFMB, but did not resist and died. The family has already been informed about the diagnosis."We are very sorry for this situation and we ask the population present at the risk group of the flu, to look for the Health Units and to be warned. We contacted the State Epidemiological Surveillance and requested a reinforcement in the quantity of vaccines for the next week ", affirms the Municipal Health Secretary, Andr? Spadaro.
[h=1]Ronnie Von is diagnosed with H1N1: "Extremely aggressive"[/h]
Ronnie Von went to the Albert Einstein Hospital in S?o Paulo after feeling bad on Thursday (21). After performing tests, the presenter, 73, was diagnosed with H1N1. "My dear ones, public utility, I got the Influenza A, H1N1, I'm already much better and at home thanks to the Albert Einstein Hospital Pronto Pronto @hosp_einstein and his wonderful team that treated us with all kindness. medical service, she is extremely aggressive, "he said. Sought by WHO, the hospital's press office said the singer has already been released and is recovering at home.
[h=1]Itapetininga city hall confirms death of resident of H1N1 virus[/h]
The city of Itapetininga (SP), through the Epidemiological Surveillance, confirmed on Monday (25) the death of a 54-year-old woman with the H1N1 influenza virus. According to the Executive, the resident contracted H1N1 in the city and died this month. An examination referred to the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in Sorocaba (SP), indicated the disease as the cause of death. Still according to the city hall, the whole family has already been vaccinated and guided about the risks of the virus.
[h=1]57-year-old man dies of H1N1 flu in Ibat?[/h]
Two cases of H1N1 flu were reported in Ibat?. The information is from the nurse responsible for Epidemiological Surveillance, Paula Salezzi Fiorani. The cases refer to two men, one of 57 and another of 69 years, who had the identity in secrecy, in order to guarantee the privacy of the family. The first man was hospitalized, but he died last week. The second passed through the hospital, where all protocol procedures were performed, but also died. The nurse pointed out that despite the two confirmations, there is no reason for panic or despair. "We are monitoring these families and we have a very strong orientation in schools and at-risk groups," he said.
[h=1]Bauru reports two more deaths from H1N1 flu[/h] The Municipal Health Department, through the Department of Public Health, confirmed, on Tuesday (26), 3 new positive cases of H1N1 in Bauru, with 2 deaths, and one case of H3N2. All patients had fever, shortness of breath, cough and pain in the body. There are 11 more suspected cases of influenza with one death being investigated in the city. Bauru totals, in 2018, 11 cases of H1N1 with 3 deaths and 2 cases of H3N2 positive. The Municipal Health Secretary, Jos? Eduardo Fogolin, will hold a press conference on the cases and deaths of H1N1 and the low demand for vaccination, on Wednesday (27), at 9am in the auditorium of the Municipality of Bauru.
[h=1]Rio Claro City Hall confirms third death for H1N1[/h] City adds six cases of the disease only in 2018; the last victim, a 51-year-old woman, died last Saturday
[h=1]Ara?atuba registers first death due to H1N1 flu in the year[/h]
Victim was a 46-year-old man and died on June 16. Novais (SP) reported death from flu, but H3N2. Ara?atuba (SP) recorded the first death this year due to H1N1 flu. The information was released on Thursday (28) by the city. The victim was a 46-year-old man who lived in Jardim Moreira. According to the city hall, the victim was hospitalized, but did not resist and died on June 16, at Santa Casa. Last week, the city had confirmed the first case of the disease in a 36-year-old man from the Spring district. He was hospitalized, but had high blood pressure and passes well. Three other cases are still under investigation, awaiting examination results.
[h=1]Bauru confirms three more H1N1 deaths[/h]
The Health Department of Bauru confirmed this Monday (2) three more deaths by H1N1. With this, the number of deaths caused by the disease reaches six.In addition to the patients who died, the folder also confirmed three other cases of the disease in patients who are under treatment or have already been discharged. According to the Department of Health, all of them had fever, shortness of breath, coughing and pain in the body.The fatal victims are a 59-year-old woman and two men, aged 42 and 66. They all belonged to the risk group, because they had pre-existing diseases, and had not been vaccinated.The Health Department reported that the vaccination reached 82% of the population, but the index is still below expectations, especially in the groups of children and pregnant women.
[h=1]47-year-old woman is the second H1N1 flu victim in the year in Limeira, SP[/h]
The City of Limeira (SP) confirmed the second death from H1N1 flu in 2018. The victim is a 47-year-old woman who died on June 15. According to the municipal administration, the report confirming the cause of death was sent on June 22 by the Adolfo Lutz Institute. According to the city hall, the family did not allow the disclosure of other information about the victim. The first death from the flu occurred on May 29 and confirmation was issued on June 1. The Municipal Health Department reported that the city also has 13 suspected cases of the disease and six confirmed (including the two deaths). There are also two other deaths in research.
Sumar? has three deaths for H1N1 and 27 patients under investigation
The death toll from the H1N1 flu virus in Sumar? (SP) has risen to three this year, two children are among the victims. On Wednesday (4), the City Hall confirmed that, so far, seven people have contracted the disease in the city and there are another 27 cases under investigation waiting for test results. The third victim is a 5-year-old boy, who died on May 25, according to the Epidemiological Surveillance. He lived in the Center. There is at least one death among the patients investigated. Influenza vaccination among children aged 6 months to 5 years continues with low adherence in the city, and immunization actions are being done within municipal schools, including the one the 5-year-old boy studied, and is emphasized permanently in the 22 health units, according to the City Hall.
[h=1]Bauru: another person dies with H1N1 in 4 new confirmed cases[/h]
The Municipal Health Department of Bauru, through the Department of Public Health, announced late Thursday (5), the confirmation of five new positive cases of influenza, four cases of H1N1, with a confirmed death, and one case of H3N2. All patients had fever, shortness of breath, cough and pain in the body. The cases of H1N1 are: a 56-year-old man belonging to the risk group (chronic cardiovascular disease), who died on 28/6/2018; a 71-year-old woman belonging to the risk group (diabetes); a man of 38 years belonging to the risk group (obesity); and a 47-year-old male belonging to the risk group (obesity); With the exception of death, all were discharged and recovered at home. Three of them are residents of the northwest region and one is a resident of the southeast region of the city. The case of H3N2 is a 20-year-old female, belonging to the risk group (pregnant at the thirtieth week). She was discharged from the hospital and recovered in her residence, a resident of the northwestern part of the city.
[h=1]Valinhos registers first death by influenza A virus H1N1[/h] The Secretary of Health of Valinhos announced on Thursday (5) the first death due to influenza A H1N1 this year. The patient was a 63-year-old man who had not been vaccinated against the flu. He lived in the Ch?cara das Na??es neighborhood, but was hospitalized and died at the Municipal Hospital of Paul?nia. According to a notification from the Secretariat, the patient began to feel symptoms on May 23, even though he spent the weekend in Paul?nia. The picture worsened and, on May 26, he was admitted to the hospital of that city, where he died on June 4. In addition to this death, Valinhos registers four positive cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), two of them seasonal AH3, one for respiratory syncytial virus and one for H1N1, whose patient died. Seven other reports await serological examination results. In total until this Thursday (5) were 19 notifications and eight have already been discarded.
[h=1]Journalist from Campinas dies of pneumonia[/h] The journalist from Campinas Fabiana Marchezi do Carmo Bezzi, 35, died on Friday night (06) at Santa Casa de Louveira. The suspicion, according to the family, is the H1N1 flu. However, the IML report confirmed pneumonia. Fabiana had had flu-like symptoms since earlier this week, but on Friday morning the condition worsened and she was hospitalized. Other complications arose and the journalist did not resist and died the night of the same day. Part of the journalist's family is from the Vila Boa Vista neighborhood in Campinas. It should be veiled in the Amarais Cemetery, starting at 7.30. According to relatives, the journalist's intention was to be cremated, but for that to happen, the registry must release and the act should only happen after the holiday.
[h=1]Tatu? has death by H1N1[/h]
Tatu? already has seven cases of Influenza A H1N1, one of them fatal - on Thursday (05), were confirmed five more positive cases, bringing to seven the number of people infected, including there fatal victory. According to the Epidemiological Surveillance of the city's Health Department, the death case is that of a 66-year-old woman who died in a hospital in Sorocaba. Another two are those of a three-year-old child, who is still hospitalized but in recovery; of a 41-year-old woman hospitalized in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) with a stable condition; and four other people already recovered - two women, one child and one man. Tatu?, according to coordinator of the Epidemiological Surveillance, nurse Rosana Oliveira, has available vaccines against Influenza 2018 in Basic Health Units (UBS). "This is the best way to prevent influenza, by getting vaccinated annually," he says.
[h=1]Americana confirms two deaths for H1N1[/h]
The American Epidemiological Surveillance reported this week two deaths from H1N1. One of the patients, a 58-year-old woman living in the Parque Gramado neighborhood, died on June 15. She was hospitalized at the Municipal Hospital "Dr. Waldemar Tebaldi "and presented no comorbidity. The second victim was also a 55-year-old woman living in the Jardim S?o Pedro neighborhood. She died on June 9 after being hospitalized at the Hospital San Francisco, Americana. In this case, the patient had pre-existing comorbidities, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was found. Surveillance said that it still awaits the outcome of two cases of patients who died at the Municipal Hospital, a 44-year-old woman living in the Jardim dos L?rios neighborhood who died on June 22 and another 45-year-old woman living in the city. district Ch?cara Latvia, who died on July 2.
[h=1]Sumar? confirms fourth death for H1N1[/h]
Sumar? confirmed the fourth death by H1N1 registered in the municipality this year. The case was confirmed by the Adolfo Lutz institute last week. The victim was a 55-year-old man with chronic illness and a resident of the central region. The death occurred on June 7. According to the Health folder, he did not get to take the vaccine because at the time, was not included in the priority group. Last week City Hall had confirmed the third death by flu in the city, a boy of 5, who died on May 25, and was also a resident of the central area of Sumar?. Two other cases of death had been previously confirmed: the first was a 4-year-old child. The boy was a resident of the New Venice region and died on April 27 due to respiratory complications. The second confirmed case was on June 15 and was an imported case. According to the City Hall, he was a 31-year-old man who died on May 5.
[h=3]Jundia? registers second suspected death of H1N1; three cases with discharge have already been confirmed[/h]
The Jundia? City Hall has registered another suspicious death due to the H1N1 virus in the city this year. It is the second case, in a week, that will follow the Adolfo Lutz Institute, in S?o Paulo, for clinical analysis. According to the Epidemiological Surveillance, an organ linked to the Health Promotion Management Unit, 42 cases of the disease were reported in outpatient clinics, emergency rooms and hospitals in Jundia? until now. Twenty-five were discarded, three were confirmed and patients were discharged, and another 14, including two suspected H1N1 deaths, are under review.
