Updated H1N1 Severity

The blog Effect Measure argues that it is too early to write off the severity of this H1N1 influenza strain.  The blogger notes that the most common “underlying medical condition” is asthma (30% of hospitalized adults and 33% of hospitalized children).  And “we’re not talking about uncontrolled asthma. Just having asthma and having it mentioned in the medical record is enough to put you in the “underlying medical condition” category.”

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Call for Papers: Epidemic Orders

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PCAST Report on Swine Flu

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Presidential Musings on Vital Systems

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