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AAMC Health Connection Podcast |
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The 2009 – 2010 flu season comes with a number of uncertainties due to the recent emergence of the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus. In addition to providing our patients with the latest news, updates, and information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and AAMC’s own infection control experts, AAMC also now offers digital, on-demand streaming video featuring AAMC epidemiologist Mary R. Clance, M.D., M.P.H. |
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Part 1: In part one, Dr. Clance provides an overview of H1N1 influenza. Where did this new strain come from? How is H1N1 different from seasonal influenza? (2:07) |
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Part 2: In part two, Dr. Clance discusses the primary differences of the new strain of H1N1 influenza and discusses which demographics may be most susceptible to illness. (1:25) |
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Part 3: Are you familiar with the term “morbidity?” What does this term mean? Is this year’s influenza supposed to be more or less severe than in past years? Are there ways people can minimize their risk of contracting seasonal influenza or the new strain of H1N1? (2:30) |
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Part 4: AAMC wants our patients and visitors to know how the medical center is preparing for the 2009 flu season. In part four, Dr. Clance discusses some of the most important aspects of the hospital’s preparation and provides some clinical insight into when should people contact their primary care physician or begin thinking about going to an emergency room for treatment of influenza. (3:55) |
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