January 22, 2014

Preventing and Controlling Influenza with Available Interventions

TUTimothy M. UyekiGoethe University Frankfurt

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Influenza activity has been surging in the United States, and there are reports of critical illness and death in young and middle-aged adults. The predominant virus so far this season is influenza

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