analyz virus shed oseltamivirtr patient who had been infect pandem swineorigin influenza h1n1 virus which had oseltamivirsensit neuraminidas the virus isol from pharyng swab patient use mdck cell virus genom rna detect same sampl both realtim rtpcr rtpcr the virus isol until 44 after oseltamivir administr although virus genom detect until one day after oseltamivir treatment stop due high sensit rtpcr realtim rtpcr may caus misdiagnosi detect viral genom which doe infect classic virus isol clinic symptom recommend evalu oseltamivir treatment

Leiyun Weng

Qiang Wang

Wei Wang

Peijun Ren

Vincent Deubel

Tetsuya Toyoda

Shedding of the Pandemic Swine-Origin Influenza A Virus (H1N1)
after Oseltamivir Administration

the aim studi assess factor associ increas risk percept pandem influenza australia the sampl consist 2081 australian adult age 16 year older who complet short three item pandem influenza question modul which incorpor nsw health adult popul health survey dure first quarter 2007 after adjust covari multivari analysi indic those live rural region were signific more like perceiv high risk pandem influenza would occur while those poor selfrat health perceiv both high likelihood pandem high concern self famili would direct affect were event occur those who spoke languag other than english home those low incom younger peopl 1624 year were signific more like have chang way live live due possibl pandem influenza compar those who spoke onli english home middlehigh incom earner older age group respect this data provid australian popul baselin against which risk percept demograph subgroup regard current potenti futur pandem can compar monitor

Jennifer Jacobs

Melanie Taylor

Kingsley Agho

Garry Stevens

Margo Barr

Beverley Raphael

Factors Associated with Increased Risk Perception of Pandemic Influenza in Australia

the protect efficaci subunit avian influenza virus vaccin base recombin baculovirus express haemagglutinin antigen inactiv h5n2 avian influenza vaccin combin marker antigen tetanus toxoid compar commerci avail inactiv h5n2 avian influenza vaccin young duck antibodi respons morbid mortal virus shed were evalu after challeng vietnames clade 1 h5n1 hpai virus 120304 h5n1 known caus high mortal rate duck all three vaccin administ waterinoil adjuv provid signific protect dramat reduc durat titer virus shed vaccin challeng duck compar unvaccin control the subunit vaccin shown provid equival protect other two vaccin despit antibodi respons subunit vaccin duck be signific lower prior challeng duck vaccin h5n2 marker vaccin consist produc antitetanus toxoid antibodi the two novel vaccin have attribut would enhanc h5n1 avian influenza surveil control vaccin small scale villag poultri system

Tze-Hoong Chua

Connie Y. H. Leung

H. E. Fang

Chun-Kin Chow

Siu-Kit Ma

Sin-Fun Sia

Iris H. Y. Ng

Stanley G. Fenwick

Cassandra M. James

Sin Bin Chua

Siang Thai Chew

Jimmy Kwang

J. S. M. Peiris

Trevor M. Ellis

Evaluation of a Subunit H5 Vaccine and an Inactivated H5N2 Avian Influenza Marker Vaccine in Ducks Challenged with Vietnamese H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Virus

clinic epidemiolog surveil influenza other acute respiratori infection ari current major object public health the aim describ epidemiolog influenza use italian surveil system vaccin coverag rate were calcul dure 19992009 influenza season molecular studi influenza virus isol from patient ili live apulia describ 1269 nasalpharyng swab were taken from patient ili ari order isol identifi virus use pcr influenza isol type be type influenza isol the progress ili case regist apulia similar data record nation level the data record apulia show progress increas vaccin dose administ subject over 65 year old the virolog surveil show major circul type h3n2 influenza virus dure peak incid ill season 19992000 20022003 20042005 20082009 dure same period lowest incid regist when type h1n1 virus were circul contrast dure other season lowest incid report h3n2 virus

Annamaria Campa

Manuela Quattrocchi

Marcello Guido

Giovanni Gabutti

Cinzia Germinario

Antonella De Donno

The Influenza Collaborative Group

Ten-Year (1999&#8211;2009) Epidemiological and Virological Surveillance of Influenza in South Italy (Apulia)

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Shedding of the Pandemic Swine-Origin Influenza A Virus (H1N1) after Oseltamivir Administration

Factors Associated with Increased Risk Perception of Pandemic Influenza in Australia

Evaluation of a Subunit H5 Vaccine and an Inactivated H5N2 Avian Influenza Marker Vaccine in Ducks Challenged with Vietnamese H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Virus

Ten-Year (1999–2009) Epidemiological and Virological Surveillance of Influenza in South Italy (Apulia)