WHO challenged at public hearing on the handling of the Swine Flu pandemic/ Council of Europe

From the Aug 1, 2009 Lancet online: Last week, Australia and the USA announced that they would begin trials of an H1N1 vaccine. Vaccination against H1N1 will be an important development in controlling the impact of the pandemic. However, several thorny issues exist around vaccine manufacture and approval. All countries will require the vaccine but…

The US government has contracted with at least 5 pharmaceutical manufacturers to develop and produce H1N1 vaccines, using a variety of platforms and manufacturing methods. This is an excellent approach, since at this point no one knows which will succeed and how long it will take to obtain desired quantities of vaccine. A novel feature…

From the UK’s Daily Telegraph, excerpts from a story about Australia’s new push to use up its swine flu stockpile. The multidose vaccine vials need to be used within 24 hours of opening. DOCTORS have been told to issue the swine flu vaccine throughout summer in order to deplete the Government’s stockpile before millions of…

No lab test is 100% accurate.  Hopefully most have about 90-99% sensitivity and specificity.  Doctors know that some results will be wrong, so we are always weighing all our evidence, and not relying entirely on a lab result to make a diagnosis.   We test sick patients.  Health insurance does not pay for screening tests in…

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