Friday, August 14, 2009

H1n1 Alert Level

An excellent spoof of that wanky TV show Heroes.

Australia State Raises H1N1 Alert Level - World - Javno  Roxon said the new alert level for Victoria, which has 395 confirmed H1N1 cases, was in a modified form. ... raised the H1N1 flu alert in hardest-hit ...

France 24 | France raises alert level 'as a precaution' | France 24  The government raised the alert level for the A (H1N1) virus in France on ... has raised the alert level for the influenza A (H1N1) "as a precaution" ...

H1N1 Influenza | Health and Safety | Union Information | NYS Nurses ...  Practice Alert. H1N1 Influenza. Update: WHO raises alert level for H1N1 Influenza ... There are only a few criteria remaining to raise the alert to this level. ...

France 24 | WHO declares swine flu pandemic | France 24  The World Health Organisation has raised the alert level for influenza A(H1N1) to six, its highest level. The WHO however, said the pandemic was "moderate" and ...

WHO | Pandemic (H1N1) 2009  ... Global Alert and Response (GAR) > Diseases covered by GAR > Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 ... Summary report of high-level consultation. 18 May 2009. BRIEFING NOTES ...

WHO decides to raise A/H1N1 flu alert level to highest  ... (WHO) has made the decision to move its A/H1N1 pandemic alert level to phase ... A/H1N1 flu confirmed cases rise to 36 in China, one discharged from ...

Pandemic - novel H1N1 influenza: world awaits announcement of Level 6 ...  W.H.O. Raises Alert Level as Flu Spreads to 74 Countries ... A/H1N1 flu situation closely monitored in Asia as WHO raises alert level ( 2009-06-13 ) ...

A/H1N1 flu continues to spread, WHO raises alert level to highest CCTV ...  ... pandemic alert to highest level Play Video14 more A/H1N1 cases ... On Thursday, the UN health agency raised the A/H1N1 alert to its highest level. ...


World Health Organization Director General Margaret Chan has announced the "2009 influenza pandemic" is underway.[Margaret Chan, WHO Director General]:"On the basis of available evidence and these experts assessments of the evidence, the scientific criteria for an influenza pandemic have been met. I have therefore decided to raise the level of influenza pandemic alert from phase 5 to phase 6."Chan restated the WHO's previous advice not to close borders or impose travel restrictions on people, goods or services.[Margaret Chan, WHO Director General]:"Based on the evidence, we make some recommendations. Clearly, no closure of borders, no restrictions of travel, and also no trade bans.Phase six is the highest level on the WHOs pandemic alert scale. This level reflects the geographical spread of the H1N1 virus, widely known as swine flu, but does not indicate how virulent it is.Chan says the unanimous experts' decision was based on an overall assessment in the eight most heavily hit countries Australia, Britain, Canada, Chile, Japan, Mexico, Spain and the United States that the virus is spreading in a sustained way in communities.The current H1N1 pandemic is mild with only 2 percent of infected patients having developed severe symptoms including acute pneumonia.[Margaret Chan, WHO Director General]:"WHO has been in close dialogue with influenza vaccine manufacturers. I understand that production of vaccines for seasonal influenza will be completed soon and that full capacity will be available to ensure the largest possible supply of pandemic vaccines in the months to come.The H1N1 strain of the flu first emerged in April in Mexico and the United States. It has since spread to at least 74 countries causing almost 29 thousand infections and 144 deaths.The new strain can be treated by antiviral drugs such as Tamiflu tablets and Relenza spray.

Aust increases H1N1 alert level  The alert level was raised following a meeting of the Australian ... Aust increases H1N1 alert level 5:04 PM. Paedophile suspect in Maddie case 3:33 PM ' ...

A/H1N1 flu continues to spread, WHO raises alert level to highest ...  A/H1N1 flu continues to spread, WHO raises alert level to highest | Home >> Other Sections >> Breaking News ... raised the A/H1N1 alert to its highest level. ...

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