Vol. 1 No. 1 (2010): Volume 1: The H1N1 Virus

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This volume explores the H1N1 pandemic, with specific focus on the role of public health policy and global management of influenza. This volume presents a collection of 13 commentaries covering a wide spectrum of perspectives on H1N1.

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Lyndsay O'Brecht

The Vulnerability of Aboriginal People to the H1N1 Flu Virus
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Alan McGreevy

Perceived Risk, Shared Benefit and Social Interaction in Vaccination
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Travis W. Marfleet

Cytotoxic T Cell Response and Conserved Viral Epitopes: Considerations for Vaccination Against Newly Emerging Pandemic Influenza Strains
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Matti Allen

Public Mistrust as a Barrier to Mass Vaccination During Influenza A (H1N1) Pandemic
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Arthur Dermen, Sevan Evren

Implications of Vaccinations During the 2009 H1N1 Outbreak and Impact on Future Pandemics
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Tess Laidlaw

Epidemic Response Archetypes: Negotiating Unknowns in Pandemic Planning
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Tanya Rac

Designing Mass Immunization Clinics
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Inderjeet Sahota

Post?analysis of the Swine Flu Pandemic: Overreaction or Necessary Precaution?
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Farhan Asrar

H1N1 Pandemic Planning: Correlation Between Human Behaviour and Pandemic Planning
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Jacob Scheer

Naturopathic Medicine is a Viable Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of H1N1
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Chelsea Himsworth

If a Pig Coughs in Mexico the Whole World Should Hear It
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Diego S. Silva

H1N1 Influenza: Global Pandemic, Global Vulnerabilities
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Janis Huntington, Amanda Jones

H1N1 Brand Power: Marketing a Disaster
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Volume 1, No. 1Volume 1: The H1N1 Virus

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Main Submissions

The Vulnerability of Aboriginal People to the H1N1 Flu Virus

Perceived Risk, Shared Benefit and Social Interaction in Vaccination

Cytotoxic T Cell Response and Conserved Viral Epitopes: Considerations for Vaccination Against Newly Emerging Pandemic Influenza Strains

Public Mistrust as a Barrier to Mass Vaccination During Influenza A (H1N1) Pandemic

Implications of Vaccinations During the 2009 H1N1 Outbreak and Impact on Future Pandemics

Epidemic Response Archetypes: Negotiating Unknowns in Pandemic Planning

Designing Mass Immunization Clinics

Post?analysis of the Swine Flu Pandemic: Overreaction or Necessary Precaution?

H1N1 Pandemic Planning: Correlation Between Human Behaviour and Pandemic Planning

Naturopathic Medicine is a Viable Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of H1N1

If a Pig Coughs in Mexico the Whole World Should Hear It

H1N1 Influenza: Global Pandemic, Global Vulnerabilities

H1N1 Brand Power: Marketing a Disaster