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Influenza-related deaths occur in all regions of the world, including the United States, Canada, and the United States.
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The highest lethality is that of the influenza A (H1N1) virus, with 135 deaths in 699 confirmed cases. influenza A (H3N2) caused 31 deaths in 200 cases, ripe The non-subtyped resulted in 29 deaths in 216 cases. Finally, influenza B caused 11 deaths in 69 cases. According to surveillance data, 52% of deaths were among women.
Influenza deaths occur in all parts of the state. On Friday 29, was confirmed the first death of the year in Atibaia – a 45 year old man, who had not taken the vaccine, was a victim of the H1N1 flu. The day before yesterday were confirmed the first deaths in the cities of Araçatuba and Lençóis Paulista. In the first city, the victim was a 46-year-old man. In Lençóis, a 43-year-old woman died. Both deaths were caused by the H1N1 virus
On Monday, the Municipal Health Secretariat will intensify the yellow fever vaccination campaign in the 466 basic health units. Municipality According to the briefing, the goal is to stimulate demand, which remains low despite several campaigns.
On Thursday 29, 6.6 million people sought out the city's units to receive the vaccine that protects against yellow fever, which represents a coverage of 57%. The number is lower than the goal of vaccinating 95% of the target audience, deemed ideal by the City Hall.
By 2018, about 8 million people throughout the state have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The number exceeds the mark of 2017, when 7.4 million doses were applied. The information comes from the journal O Estado de S. Paulo
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