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  1. Holy Crap! CIDRAP reports on article in Virology that H1N1 may have been the product of a lab!! This is worth following, if true, tragic. about 10 hours ago from web
  2. Well the flu is really decreasing to almost nothing but RSV bronchiolitis is ramping up. RSV causes inflammation in small lung airways. 10:37 AM Nov 23rd from web
  3. American College Health Assoc reports 27% decrease in flu cases for most recent week. H1N1 seems to be clearly on the decline, but not gone 5:56 AM Nov 20th from web
  4. Armed forces report up to 45% decrease in H1N1 in some age groups immunized against last years flu. Nice. 5:25 AM Nov 20th from web
  5. Canada reports 6.6 million doses of H1N1 vaccine given with only 36 serious adverse events. WAY lower than the death rate. Get a shot. 3:47 PM Nov 18th from web
  6. Asthma confirmed as elevated risk factor for H1N1 complications in children. See your doctor for immunizations. 5:09 AM Nov 18th from web
  7. Eggo waffle maker in Atlanta has production problems secondary to flooding. Warn waffles may be rationed acroos country! Now that's news 5:08 AM Nov 18th from web
  8. Despite early concerns H1N1 has had no effect on the safety or availability of blood products for patients needs. 5:47 AM Nov 17th from web
  9. Australian researchers report that 27% of patients hospitalized for H1N1 required ICU care. Hospitalization rates however remain low. 4:25 PM Nov 16th from web
  10. CDC reports first signs pandemic may have peaked and start of decline. High pockets of regional activity likely to still be seen. 4:24 AM Nov 15th from web
  11. Flu mortality numbers keep changing largely due to changes in reporting and not due to any change in virus. 4:49 AM Nov 13th from web
  12. CDC estimates are that 22 million have now had the H1N1 flu....and it isn't even flu season yet. Get vaccinated if elevated risk group. 4:48 AM Nov 13th from web
  13. H1N1 deaths in the European Union are reported to have doubled weekly for 3 out of the last 4 weeks reported. This seems quite odd. 11:57 AM Nov 12th from web
  14. New evidence suggests that those on low dose Tamiflu may contribute to viral resistance. If on low dose and become ill call your doctor. 4:19 AM Nov 12th from web
  15. According to WHO, risk factors for severe illness may include pregnancy, chronic lung disease, obesity and children < 2 years. 5:44 AM Oct 31st from web
  16. Asthma.. most common underlying condition in hospitalizations. Take controller meds daily, get vaccine shot (not mist) and seek care early. 11:58 AM Oct 28th from web
  17. Volumes of both children and adults presenting to emergency department with flu-like illness down network wide. 11:36 AM Oct 28th from web
  18. Based on household survey CDC reports 1 out of 5 children in US had flu or ILI in October! That's a lot of sick kids presumed to have H1N1. 4:53 AM Oct 26th from web
  19. Dell volume past 24hrs down to 200 per day. More typical numbers. Starting to see the first RSV bronchiolitis cases though. 5:45 AM Oct 25th from web
  20. AMA/CDC/Amer College of Obstetricians release plea to pregnant women to get H1N1 vaccine. From all data this vaccine is safer than the flu! 6:15 AM Oct 24th from web
  • Name Seton H1N1
  • Location Austin, TX
  • Web http://seton.net
  • Bio The Seton Family of Hospitals is tracking H1N1 cases. Dr. Pat Crocker and Dr. Tate Ehrlinger tweet about the latest H1N1 trends, data, and information.
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