SP Records First Cases of West Nile Fever; SC Has 1st Death
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São Paulo confirmed today the first two human cases of West Nile Fever (NWF) in the state. On the same day, Santa Catarina confirmed the first death for the disease in its territory.What HappenedThe State Health Secretariat of São Paulo (SES)
Brazil has at least four confirmed cases — with one death — of West Nile fever, a viral infection transmitted by pernilongo, which can cause neurological involvement in more severe cases. The state of São Paulo confirmed its first two cases in history in two cities of the interior, in Ribeirão Preto and in São José do Rio Preto. Already in Santa Catarina, they are cases in the city of Hunting and in Imbituba, this second one evolved to death. In…
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São Paulo confirmed on this last Monday (24) the first two human cases of West Nile fever registered in the state. Despite the confirmation of the diagnoses, it is not yet known where the two patients were infected. Also on this second, the Department of Health of Santa Catarina confirmed the first death for the disease in the state. The victim was a 77-year-old woman, from Imbituba, municipality of the south coast. A 56-year-old man, from Cacci…
The state of São Paulo confirmed, on 24 August, the first two cases of West Nile fever in humans. Despite the confirmed diagnoses, the origin of the infection of the two patients is still unknown by the health authorities. In Santa Catarina, the Health Secretariat also confirmed on 24 August, the first death [...]
The victim was 77 years old and lived in Imbituba; a second case with discharge was registered in Hunter
The Ministry of Health of São Paulo (SES-SP) confirmed on Monday, 24, the first two human cases of West Nile fever in the State. In Santa Catarina, a 77-year-old woman died in the city of Imbituba due to the disease. The Ministry of Health of Santa Catarina confirmed two human cases of Nile fever in the State: that of Imbituba, who evolved to death, which rarely happens, and another in Hunter. The patient of Hunter, 56 years old, has been discha…
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