Bebê que recebeu soro de cobra por engano morre aos 10 meses em SC e família acusa negligência
José Alfredo de Campos morreu meses após receber aplicação de soro antiofídico Reprodução José Alfredo de Campos, um dos 11 bebês que receberam soro antiofídico por engano ao invés de vacina, morreu na última terça-feira (2) em Joinville (SC) aos 10 meses. A morte do menino, cuja causa oficial ainda não foi divulgada, aconteceu quase 1 ano após a falha na aplicação do imunizante contra a hepatite B em recém-nascidos no município de Canoinhas, no Norte de Santa Catarina. Exame
A 10-month-old baby in Joinville, Santa Catarina, has died after mistakenly receiving snake antivenom instead of a hepatitis B vaccine as a newborn. The infant, José Alfredo de Campos, was one of 11 babies affected by the error in July 2025. Although the official cause of death is pending, his family alleges medical negligence, stating the child suffered from low immunity and frequent illnesses since the incident.
The family reported persistent health issues, including constant infections and a weakened immune system, requiring frequent medical attention. The baby was hospitalized with symptoms of viral bronchiolitis, a respiratory infection, shortly before his death. His mother questions the delay in transferring him to a specialized facility.
This case highlights potential systemic failures in healthcare protocols and raises concerns about the long-term health consequences for individuals who receive incorrect medical treatments.
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