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Quote: Making Sense of the H1N1 Vaccination Program If you're confused about whether to get the swine flu vaccination this season you're not alone. A new CBS poll revealed that 51% of adults said they're not likely to get the vaccination and 37% of parents won't have their kids vaccinated. So far we've been reluctant to weigh in on this issue...there was too much conflicting information circulating. However, with the swine flu on a world-wide rampage, it's time to take stock of what's going on. First of all, with respect to the H1N1 Swine Flu, the chances of getting infected are 1 in 3. Right now it seems to be targeting the young...50% of those infected are children and teens, most with no previous problems. (This is likely due to two factors...the young have not developed any immunity to this novel virus, and schools are very efficient contagion centers. While 30-50% of cases are mild, meaning 3 or 4 days of discomfort and then back to normal, for some people the virus is very, very nasty. Of those who are hospitalized, 25% require intensive care and 7% die. The problem is that it's impossible to predict who will be most succeptible. So why wouldn't everyone want to get vaccinated? For one thing, back in the 1976, President Ford, acting on the advice of medical experts, ordered swine flu shots for everyone. Mass vaccinations started in October, but within weeks reports started coming in of people developing Guillain-Barré syndrome, a paralyzing nerve disease, right after taking the shot. Within two months, 500 people were affected, and more than 30 died. Amid a rising uproar and growing public reluctance to risk the shot, federal officials abruptly canceled the program Dec. 16. Critics of the program cite the fact that vaccine manufacturers were given immunity in order to fast track the vaccine without doing adequate testing. Some critics have even gone as far as to claim that the H1N1 virus was deliberately created by the drug companies and unleashed on the public in order to make billions on the sale of their vaccine. The drug company Baxter International has been found to have produced a seasonal influenza (H3N2) vaccine that was contaminated with live avian (bird) influenza (H5N1) virus. Although they contend that it was accidental, Journalist Jane Buergermeister has been researching the story and alleges that the contamination of Baxter’s influenza vaccines was deliberate. She has filed criminal charges against the company as well as the WHO and the UN for conspiracy to commit genocide. Jim Turner, a Washington, D.C., attorney noted for his work on consumer health issues, has filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop all swine flu vaccinations from being given in the United States. “The lawsuit charges that the FDA violated the law in its hasty approval of four swine flu vaccines by failing to scientifically determine neither the safety nor efficacy of the vaccines.” On the other hand Retired family physician and former Air Force flight surgeon Dr. Harriett Hall has written cogently about this issue at www.skepdoc.info. Hall warns that we now have vaccine opponents who “spread old falsehoods, make up new lies, distort the results of studies, misrepresent statistics, and endanger our public health. There are websites and even anti-swine- flu-vaccine rap videos. Press releases, e-mail campaigns, talk shows and blogs are stirring up irrational fears. These people are irresponsible fearmongers. They are wrong and they are dangerous.” Hall then offers factual responses to many of the flu-mongers’ contentions. Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) is an autoimmune disorder, often referred to as an AIDP. It is a rare but serious nerve disease that can cause paralysis, but the majority of patients recover when they receive prompt treatment. In a perfect example of the misapplication of statistical information, flu critics claim that GBS is being caused by flu vaccines. In response to this contention, Hall carefully interprets the statistics: GBS, she notes, already affects 1 to 4 of every 100,000 people. The increased risk from vaccines is “no more than one in a million.” J. B. Grabenstein puts this in a different way: “The risk of GBS after a flu shot pales in comparison to the risk of serious adverse events if infected with the influenza virus: 60 to 70 cases of GBS vs. 20,000 deaths from influenza. Keeping things on the same scale, people over 65 years of age can choose from a risk of one case of GBS per million people or 10,000 cases of hospitalization and 1500 deaths due to influenza.” We can't tell you what to do, we can only tell you what we're going to do and the rationale behind our action. Since the H1N1 virus is still pretty docile and doesn't appear to be targeting our age group, we're going to take a wait-and-see approach. We're much more concerned about our kids and their kids. If the virus continues to spread and we're seeing more and more young people stricken and hospitalized we'll definately encourage the younger members of our extended family to get vaccinated. With respect to the garden variety seasonal flu we've always gotten vaccinated and we'll continue to do so. We think this is important because, although not foolproof, if we later come down with the flu it'll probably be the swine flu and we can begin taking our anti-virals immediately while they'll still do some good.

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Quote: Antiviral therapy Oseltamivir therapy should be started immediately upon admission, if not already administered. Experience to date suggests that more than 5 days of treatment are likely to be required and that treatment should be continued for at least 10 days, unless there are clinical or virological data to indicate that virus replication is no longer occurring. There are safety data to support higher doses of oseltamivir; in adults, doses of up to 150 mg twice daily should be considered. Caution should be exercised when considering higher doses in patients with renal impairment, for whom dose adjustment may be required. There are insufficient safety data for doses higher than 75mg twice daily in pregnancy.

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