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Journal Article
The 1918 Influenza Pandemic: Lessons Learned and Not—Introduction to the Special Section
2018
Overview
[...]our technology remains woefully ineffective in preventing influenza. [...]many people have limited or no access to the medical advances that we do have. [...]significant gaps remain in terms of surveillance, vaccine production and distribution, therapeutics, and clinical capacity. Conversely, the vaccines that were used were clearly ineffective. Since 1918, however, virology has advanced dramatically, and vaccines have improved, but much research is needed to develop a better influenza vaccine.
Publisher
American Public Health Association
