Influenza A (H1N1) Coverage

Epidemiology of pandemic and seasonal flu appear similar

Pediatric SuperSite June 16, 2010

Split-virus H1N1 vaccine more effective than whole-virus vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite June 2, 2010

WHO panel declares H1N1 vaccine safe, upholds vaccination recommendations

Pediatric SuperSite June 2, 2010

H1N1 poses serious health risks for pregnant women

Pediatric SuperSite May 25, 2010

H1N1 appears milder than seasonal influenza in Singapore

Pediatric SuperSite May 25, 2010

Antiviral prophylaxis prevented spread of H1N1 in summer camp setting

Pediatric SuperSite April 14, 2010

Influenza A (H1N1) prevalence higher in younger age groups, military personnel in Singapore

Pediatric SuperSite April 13, 2010

CDC officials continue to urge H1N1 vaccination

Pediatric SuperSite March 29, 2010

H1N1 caused severe disease, complications in pregnant women

Pediatric SuperSite March 26, 2010

FDA advisory committee recommends including pandemic H1N1 strain in next season’s influenza vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite February 22, 2010

Acute flaccid paralysis surveillance may assist monitoring GBS during pandemic

Pediatric SuperSite February 16, 2010

Fulminant myocarditis implicated in cases of pediatric influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite February 11, 2010

Further preparation may be necessary to combat ongoing H1N1 outbreaks

Pediatric SuperSite February 10, 2010

Face masks, hand hygiene help to reduce the spread of respiratory illness during influenza A (H1N1) pandemic

Pediatric SuperSite January 25, 2010

Florida TB case highlights emerging strains of “XXDR-TB”

Pediatric SuperSite January 11, 2010

CDC: H1N1 activity shows further signs of decline

Pediatric SuperSite January 7, 2010

Prompt treatment may be beneficial for pregnant and postpartum women with suspected influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite December 31, 2009

Influenza A (H1N1) disease burden high among Argentinean children

Pediatric SuperSite December 30, 2009

CDC: H1N1 activity continues to decline

Pediatric SuperSite December 23, 2009

One dose of influenza A (H1N1) vaccine may protect children

Pediatric SuperSite December 22, 2009

For younger children, two doses of H1N1 vaccine may be necessary

Pediatric SuperSite December 18, 2009

Some pediatric doses of influenza A (H1N1) vaccine recalled

Pediatric SuperSite December 15, 2009

Pandemic influenza A (H1N1) numbers double from previous CDC estimates

Pediatric SuperSite December 11, 2009

CDC: Number of new cases of influenza A (H1N1) decreasing

Pediatric SuperSite December 1, 2009

Seasonal vaccine may not induce cross-reactive antibody response to influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite November 25, 2009

Continue to encourage H1N1 vaccine in priority groups

Pediatric SuperSite November 21, 2009

Monovalent influenza A (H1N1) vaccine licensure expanded to include children

Pediatric SuperSite November 13, 2009

CDC: Estimated 22 million Americans sick from influenza A (H1N1) during six months of pandemic

Pediatric SuperSite November 12, 2009

In United States, most H1N1-related hospitalizations also involve underlying medical conditions

Pediatric SuperSite November 12, 2009

FDA commissioner thanks nation’s doctors for work in fighting influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite November 10, 2009

Leading scientific organizations urge White House to amend influenza A (H1N1) guidance

Pediatric SuperSite November 6, 2009

Poll: Many high-risk patients unable to get H1N1 vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite November 6, 2009

CDC: Demand high for H1N1 vaccine, seasonal influenza vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite November 4, 2009

Australian researchers retract N95 recommendation for HCWs treating patients with respiratory illness

Pediatric SuperSite November 3, 2009

Physicians should stand behind science of H1N1 vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite November 3, 2009

Younger children with influenza A (H1N1) may have longer viral shedding than older children, adults

Pediatric SuperSite October 29, 2009

Obama declares H1N1 national emergency

Pediatric SuperSite October 26, 2009

Young patients may be at risk for more severe influenza A (H1N1) infection

Pediatric SuperSite October 13, 2009

Treatment with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation may be required for many patients with influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite October 12, 2009

Underlying conditions linked to more severe cases of influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite October 9, 2009

Influenza A H1N1, CA-MRSA coinfection fatal in two pediatric patients

Pediatric SuperSite October 1, 2009

Vaccination for influenza A (H1N1) expected to begin next week

Pediatric SuperSite October 1, 2009

Rapid influenza tests unreliable for influenza A H1N1

Pediatric SuperSite September 25, 2009

President Obama urges Americans to take precautions against influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite September 2, 2009

FDA approves emergency use of H1N1 test for U.S. troops serving overseas

Pediatric SuperSite August 27, 2009

Canadian government to buy 50.4 million doses of influenza A (H1N1) vaccine

Pediatric SuperSite August 10, 2009

Rapid diagnostic tests may have lower than optimal detection rates for influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite August 6, 2009

WHO: Worldwide influenza A (H1N1) deaths now top 1,100

Pediatric SuperSite August 5, 2009

ACIP issues vaccine recommendations for influenza A H1N1

Pediatric SuperSite July 30, 2009

Influenza A H1N1: Disease more severe in pregnant women

Pediatric SuperSite July 29, 2009

Influenza A H1N1 vaccine trials underway

Pediatric SuperSite July 24, 2009

Federal health officials prepare for fall influenza season

Pediatric SuperSite July 9, 2009

WHO declares a pandemic, health officials brace for the fall season

Published in Infectious Diseases in Children July 2009

Iraq confirms first cases of influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite June 24, 2009

WHO officials declare H1N1 a pandemic

Pediatric SuperSite June 11, 2009

Report: Novel H1N1 tested public health resources

Pediatric SuperSite June 4, 2009

Influenza A (H1N1) vaccine candidate strains on way to manufacturers

Pediatric SuperSite May 28, 2009

CDC official: Number of confirmed H1N1 represent ‘tip of iceberg’

Pediatric SuperSite May 18, 2009

Additional influenza A (H1N1) deaths reported in U.S., Canada, Costa Rica

Pediatric SuperSite May 11, 2009

CDC issues guidance for antiviral use in patients with influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite May 8, 2009

The new influenza, what I know as of this week

Pediatric SuperSite May 6, 2009

Second death in U.S. linked to influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite May 6, 2009

CDC: Risk of additional hospitalizations and deaths from influenza A (H1N1) remains

Pediatric SuperSite May 5, 2009

Labs struggle with influx of diagnostic specimens from potential influenza A (H1N1) cases

Pediatric SuperSite May 4, 2009

Mexico lowers health alert level

Pediatric SuperSite May 4, 2009

CDC: 226 cases of influenza A (H1N1) now confirmed in U.S.

Pediatric SuperSite May 4, 2009

Influenza: Yet another surprise

Pediatric SuperSite April 30, 2009

To fight influenza A (H1N1), antivirals en route to all states

Pediatric SuperSite April 30, 2009

It has arrived

Pediatric SuperSite April 29, 2009

First U.S. fatality reported from swine flu, WHO raises pandemic alert level

Pediatric SuperSite April 29, 2009

CDC confirms additional swine flu cases in the U.S.

Pediatric SuperSite April 28, 2009

Countries consider ways to cease spread of swine flu as numbers rise

Pediatric SuperSite April 27, 2009

Five additional cases of swine influenza reported

Pediatric SuperSite April 23, 2009

CDC reports swine influenza A infection in two California children

Pediatric SuperSite April 22, 2009

An update on the novel influenza A virus

Published in Infectious Diseases in Children June 2009

Pharmacotherapy of novel influenza A (H1N1)

Published in Infectious Diseases in Children June 2009

Experimental influenza therapy shows activity against resistant strains, H1N1

Pediatric SuperSite September 15, 2009

Patients with influenza A H1N1 may be contagious longer than initially thought

Pediatric SuperSite September 15, 2009

Australian study: Single dose of influenza A (H1N1) vaccine sufficient for adults

Pediatric SuperSite September 11, 2009

CDC updates guidance on antivirals for flu

Pediatric SuperSite September 8, 2009

Elmo urges children to ‘wash, wash, wash’ hands to fight infection

Pediatric SuperSite September 1, 2009

Reports highlight need for children, HCWs to protect themselves against influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite October 9, 2009

FDA approves vaccines for influenza A (H1N1)

Pediatric SuperSite September 15, 2009

Preliminary data from pediatric influenza A H1N1 vaccine trials encouraging

Pediatric SuperSite September 21, 2009

Rapid diagnostic tests suboptimal for influenza A (H1N1) detection

Published in Infectious Diseases in Children March 2010