interpandemic

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interpandemic

(in″tĕr-pan-dem′ik) [ inter- + pandemic]

Occurring between outbreaks of a pandemic, such as influenza.

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In the case of a mild pandemic (R (0) = 1-65), we projected antibiotic use to increase by a negligible 1 % over interpandemic use of the same antibiotics reported for England in 2007-2008 [95% reference range (RR), 0.4-23%; for estimated background antibiotic use during interpandemic periods, see Supplemental Material, Table 5 (doi: 10.1289/ehp.

Assessing the ecotoxicologic hazards of a pandemic influenza medical response

"The control of future pandemic and interpandemic influenza will necessarily rely on each individual state's plan to vaccinate persons and detect and contain this disease," the investigators wrote (Emerg.

Call for revision of national pandemic flu plan: there is considerable disparity among state plans for epidemic surveillance, pandemic containment, etc

(51) One article in the Journal of Public Health Policy pointed out that "almost 40% of the world's supply of interpandemic influenza vaccines is used in countries that do not produce their own vaccines." (52) Below are some issues that particularly impact the most affected countries in Asia, and other parts of the world.

U.S. and international responses to the global spread of avian flu: issues for Congress

Phases one and two are referred to as the Interpandemic Period; three, four, and five are Pandemic Alert; and phase six represents a fully evolved global influenza pandemic.

Preparing for pandemic: high probability of a flu pandemic prompts WHO to offer strategies

TABLE 1 WHO global pandemic phases INTERPANDEMIC PERIOD Phase 1 No new influenza virus subtypes have been detected in humans.

Pandemic influenza: how it would progress and what it would require of you

He noted a few of the advantages to LANIs: onetime-only therapy, once-weekly prophylaxis, and an optimal use for interpandemic cases.

Feds spell out plan for dealing with flu pandemic: draft of federal plan calls for stockpiling vaccines and developing antiviral drugs and prophylaxis

Stockpiles in hospitals, for example, would facilitate rapid treatment of ill patients in a pandemic but might also allow the periodic use of some material for the treatment of interpandemic seasonal influenza to avoid wastage due to an expiring stockpile (36).

Debate regarding oseltamivir use for seasonal and pandemic influenza

(45) One article in the Journal of Public Health Policy pointed out that "almost 40% of the world's supply of interpandemic influenza vaccines is used in countries that do not produce their own vaccines." (46) Below are some issues that particularly impact the most affected countries in Asia, and other parts of the world.

U.S. and international responses to the global spread of avian flu: issues for Congress

He noted a few of the advantages to LANIs: one-time-only therapy, once-weekly prophylaxis, and an optimal use for interpandemic cases.

Federal preparedness for flu pandemic spelled out: draft of federal plan calls for stockpiling vaccines and developing antiviral drugs and prophylaxis

Current policy surrounding intervention planning for pandemic and interpandemic influenza is informed by estimates and simulations that arbitrarily assume a constant rate of asymptomatic infection in the range of 30%-50%.

Heterogeneous and dynamic prevalence of asymptomatic influenza virus infections

WHO Pandemic Phases Phase Description Overarching Public Health Goals Interpandemic Period Phase 1 No new influenza virus Strengthen global influenza strains have been detected pandemic preparedness at in humans.

U.S. and international responses to the global spread of avian flu: issues for Congress