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Influenza Roundup CIDRAP
Influenza Roundup
Thu Jan 14 10:11:15 CST 2010
Good morning. Listed below are new resources added to the CIDRAP site in the past two weeks regarding pandemic H1N1 and seasonal influenza.
CDC cites more evidence of H1N1 targeting the young
Antiviral use encouraged
Following up on guidance that the CDC issued yesterday, Schuchat made a point of urging clinicians to use antiviral drugs for suspected H1N1 patients who are severely ill or have risk factors such as pregnancy,...
#1: CIDRAP link:
"Sep 3, 2009 (CIDRAP News) – The Institute of Medicine (IOM) today affirmed existing federal guidance that healthcare workers caring for H1N1 influenza patients should wear fit-tested N95 respirators, not just surgical masks,...