Active Immunotherapy
Research Findings from D. Stiff et al Update Understanding of Active Immunotherapy
Published in Vaccine Weekly, June 1st, 2011
2011 JUN 1 -- In this recent article published in the journal Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, scientists in Toronto, Canada conducted a study "To investigate the possibility of pediatric intensive care unit shortfalls, using pandemic models for a range of attack rates and durations. The emergence of the swine origin pH1N1 virus has led to concerns about shortfalls in our ability to provide pediatric ventilation and critical care support."
"Modeling of pediatric intensive care demand based on pH1N1 predictions using simulation techniques. Simulation laboratory. None. None. Data collected during the first wave of the pH1N1 in children in Canada...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2011-06-01)
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