Influenza

PATHOGENS

• Influenza A (seasonal)
  • H3N2: Seasonal Influenza
  • H3N2v: Swine influenza strain with triple reassortment, emerging 2011-2012 multiple states in the US.
    
    • Most human cases have had pig contact.
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    • Strain has been susceptible to neuraminidases.
    • People at high risk for severe consequences with influenza should avoid pig contact.
    • Children < 10 yrs may be most prone as older children and adults may have some immunity by exposure to earlier influenza strains.
    • No clear indication of increased severity of disease^[1].
  • Pandemic H1N1
• Influenza B (seasonal)
• Influenza A (H1N1)