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Data from the Department of State of Health (Ses / MT) show that 339 cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) have already been reported this year in Mato Grosso. Of the total, 167 (49.3%) of the samples were treated, but of these, only 46 (28.1%) were clbadified as SARS by influenza to date. In the latter case, the H1N1 virus was responsible for 25 cases, corresponding to 54.3% of patients. H3N2 was responsible for 9 cases (19.6%), influenza B virus of 7 (15 cases) and 9 cases (19.6%) .There were 48 deaths in the state, of which nine confirmed for influenza.
2%) and influenza A type not subtyped by five (10.9%). Figures, subject to change, have the last update date of June 26th. According to Ses / MT, among the 167 samples, a total of 120 (71.9%) were clbadified for other respiratory viruses and 50.1% (170/339) are still being examined. 39, an investigation.
that in the state, seasonality began with the circulation of the influenza A virus H3N2, followed by an increase in the influenza A H1N1 virus, that is to say the same as in the Pandemic of 2009.
The main municipalities with records of the disease are Cuiabá, with a total of 13 notifications and two deaths, Várzea Grande with 7 cases and three deaths, Nova Mutum with six cases and two deaths, Tangará da Serrá with three cases and one death, and Smile with two reports and one death,
In the country, according to the latest newsletter of the Ministry of Health, up to July 6, 4,226 cases of influenza were recorded in the whole country, with 745 deaths. Of the total, 2,538 cases and 495 deaths were due to the H1N1 virus. For the H3N2 virus, 889 cases and 127 deaths were recorded. In addition, there were 317 cases of influenza B, with 44 deaths and the remaining 482 cases of non-subtyped influenza A, with 79 deaths.
But despite the seriousness of the disease and the flu vaccine still available in some cities across the country, more than six million people in the priority population have stopped protecting themselves against the disease this year. According to the Member States, vaccination coverage, after three weeks of the end of the season, reached almost 89% in the country. The index, however, remains below the target recommended by the Ministry of Health, which is 90%, a percentage surpbaded by Mato Grosso. In the state, out of a total of 850,000 doses distributed, 767,302 (93.7%) were applied, according to information from the federal agency.
The Southeast region is the one that has the least vaccination coverage against influenza to date. % Next are Northern (85%), Southern (90.3%), Northeast (94%), and Midwest regions with the highest coverage, 99.1%. In addition to Mato Grosso, among the states that have reached the target are Goiás (106.6%), Ceará (104%), Amapá (100%), Federal District (97.3%) and Espírito Santo). The states with the lowest influenza vaccination rates are Roraima, with 66.7% and Rio de Janeiro, with 75.6%.
Yet, according to the Member States, pregnant women and children are still those who are the least vaccination rooms, with coverage of 76.4% and 73.6%, respectively. At the beginning of the week, 3.3 million children and 493,710 pregnant women had not been vaccinated against the flu.
According to the latest epidemiological bulletin published this week, 50.4 million people in the campaign population … were vaccinated against influenza. Of this total, 20.2 million were elderly; 4.4 million health workers; 2.2 million teachers; 358,900 puerperal women and 643,300 Aboriginal women.
Since June 25, municipalities that still have flu vaccines available have been able to extend vaccination to children aged five to nine and adults aged 50 to 59 years. years. In these two groups, 997,182 doses have already been applied, including 411,474 in children aged 5 to 9 years and 585,708 in children aged 50 to 59 years.
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