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H2N3 virus does not exist in Brazil, explains the Ministry of Health. Currently the influenza viruses circulating in Brazil are influenza A / H1N1pdm09, A / H3N2 and influenza B

H2N3 virus does not exist in Brazil, explains the Ministry of Health. Currently the influenza viruses circulating in Brazil are influenza A / H1N1pdm09, A / H3N2 and influenza B

According to the agency, Brazil has a network of sentinel units for influenza surveillance, distributed in health services of all the federated units, which (SAR) and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

In 2018, as of 7 April, 286 cases of influenza were recorded throughout the country, with 41 deaths . Of the total, 71 cases and 12 deaths were by A / H3N2. In relation to the A / H1N1pdm09 virus, 116 cases and 16 deaths were recorded. In addition, 52 cases and 6 deaths from influenza B and the other 46 cases and 7 deaths from non-subtyped influenza A were reported.

In addition, the ministry emphasizes the importance of vaccination, which is one of the most important strategies for case reduction severe and deaths from influenza.

The main symptoms of H3N2 flu are high fever, coryza, body aches and dry cough. The picture may be aggressive in the elderly, children and people with chronic diseases.


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Among the tests performed was the count of curses that the participants spoke for a minute, which concluded that the more profanity the person spoke over time, the higher his score on the intelligence test. Another common feature found among participants with Q.I. high was the tendency to sleep late at night.

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Hiccup can be a sign that health does not go well

Hiccup can be a sign that health does not go well

Quite known, hiccups range from newborn to old age. Often it is harmless to the body, but depending on the frequency at which they occur, soquinas may even signal a health problem. "The causes of the hiccup are diverse and are always related to the contraction of the diaphragm, which reacts in the form of air spasms, "explains the gastrointestinal trainer and professor of human anatomy at UNINOVE, Carlos José Lazzarini.

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