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Tag: Swine flu

Tom Nolan: New pandemic flu guidelines – don’t forget your oximeter

November 12, 2009

New guidelines on the management of pandemic H1N1 influenza were published recently by the Department of Health. They include guidelines on when to refer patients to hospital (see below) and […]

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Uncategorizedgeneral practice, hypoxaemia, pandemic flu, Swine flu3 Comments

Joe Collier on swine flu and ministries of fear

November 4, 2009

One thing about the current swine flu pandemic is that it has brought with it a universal sense of fear. As with all fears, individuals respond differently, but we know […]

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Uncategorizedfear, flu, Swine flu, Tamiflu, vacccination8 Comments

Tom Nolan on flu: A lucky break

October 12, 2009

England’s chief medical officer Sir Liam Donaldson can sound gloomy and pessimistic but he sounded very upbeat in this week’s swine flu update, saying: “We may have got a lucky […]

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Helen Macdonald on Panorama Special; swine flu

September 18, 2009

The BBC trailed it as everything you need to know about swine flu. The title probably raised my expectations too high. A street poll near the start of the programme […]

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UncategorizedBBC, Panorama, Swine flu0 Comments

Tom Nolan: The flu will be back after the break

August 27, 2009

Two swine flu call centres in England will close on Sunday with the loss of 1200 jobs reports The Guardian. Demand for Tamiflu has plummeted: it peaked on 27 July […]

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Uncategorizedflu treatment kit, Swine flu2 Comments

Helen Macdonald on swabs, tips, and a flu game

August 24, 2009

Is there anything new about swine flu? The Department of Health update revealed an interesting finding this week. The Guardian reports; “One of the odder aspects of the latest data […]

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UncategorizedAustralia, Swine flu, the great flu game3 Comments

Syed Shah on being the first case of influenza A/H1N1 in the United Arab Emirates

August 20, 2009

I had the honor of being the first case reported officially from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It was 3 am on Sunday, 17th May when I arrived at Dubai […]

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Uncategorizedpublic health, Swine flu, United Arab Emirates0 Comments

Helen Macdonald on figures, jabs, scaling back, and sewage

August 14, 2009

The number of swine flu cases fell across the UK again, according to the weekly figures from the Health Protection Agency, although they caution their interpretation. Sir Liam Donaldson, England’s […]

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UncategorizedBaxter pharmaceuticals, GlaxoSmithKline, Swine flu, vaccine0 Comments

Carl Heneghan and Matthew Thompson on Tamiflu in children: what’s all the fuss?

August 14, 2009

Carl Heneghan The last few days has been hectic since the publication of our systematic review in the BMJ on the use of  antivirals in children.  By now, you are […]

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Guest writersantivirals, BBC, bmj, CNN, DoH, Swine flu, twitter, WHO5 Comments

Helen Macdonald on the calm, waves of flu, vaccines, and other stories

August 7, 2009

Calm settled over swine flu coverage this week as the northern hemisphere headed into the summer holidays; but much remains uncertain. Stories tracking the Health Protection Agency’s weekly flu figures […]

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Uncategorizedflu figures, Swine flu, vaccines, WHO2 Comments
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