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Brasilia ? Health Authorities investigate cases of acute influenza between Yanomami Indians in Roraima. In the past ten days, two Indians, a baby and an adult died because of severe acute respiratory syndrome, with characteristic symptoms of influenza A (H1N1) ? swine flu. Despite the suspicion, the Special Secretariat of Indigenous Health (Sesai) reported that it is still not possible to say if the cases are of swine flu. The central laboratory of Boa Vista is analyzing samples taken from 40 villages. The Indians with flu-like symptoms are being treated with the drug Tamiflu, the most widely used against the v?rusInfluenza H1N1. The most serious patients are being transferred to hospitals in the capital of Roraima Indigenous assistance to home (A/c). According to the Secretariat, this time of year increases the number of influenza cases in the region.
