Influenza - part 2 - Lessons From H1N1 Pandemics

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Influenza - part 2 - Lessons From H1N1 Pandemics

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Dec 30, 2013

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Was H1N1 accidentally released from a laboratory? Is it really a "swine flu"or is it a misnomer?What is this H3N2 swine flu we periodically hear about in the media?What makes a pandemic?Find these answers and more in this episode.

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Dec 30, 2013

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Intended for the medical professional who enjoys learning for the sake of it. Dr. Porat is a practicing Colorado Hospitalist and Board Certified in Internal Medicine.

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Influenza - part 2 - Lessons From H1N1 Pandemics

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