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"Revere" will be interviewed by Sharon Sanders of the FluTrackers Team on Monday January 11, 2010
Which one, you ask? Sorry . . . that’s above my pay grade.
`Revere’ is one of the editors of Effect Measure, and they describe themselves this way: they are senior public health scientists and practitioners. Paul Revere was a member of the first local Board of Health in the United States (Boston, 1799). The Editors sign their posts "Revere" to recognize the public service of a professional forerunner better known for other things.
Of course, those of us in Flublogia recognize the Reveres of Effect Measure as being dispensers of solid scientific information and clear explanations about influenza, public health matters, and assorted trivia.
They are also no strangers to controversy, are possessed of a wonderfully warped sense of humor, and speak their minds freely. So this should be a lively interview.
The show will air at 4pm EST, on Atlanta's 1620 AM, and will be simulcast on the Internet on Radio Sandy Springs.
If you are unable to listen at 4pm, the show is archived for downloading within a couple of days.
This the latest in series of high profile interviews conducted by Sharon on Radio Sandy Springs. Over the past year she has had Dr. David Fedson, Dr. Michael Osterholm, Dr William Schaffner, writer and historian John Barry, and most recently Professor Vincent Racaniello as her guests, among others.
If you missed these shows, the follow links will take you to the archive, where you can listen online or download the MP3 files.
Last week’s interview with Vincent Racaniello should be posted soon.
* * * * * * * * * * * Radio SandySprings 1620 AM, is a low-powered Atlanta based talk radio station that simulcasts on the Internet. An archive of recent Infectious Disease Hour shows may be accessed here.
Re: "Revere" will be interviewed by Sharon Sanders of the FluTrackers Team on Monday January 11, 2010
Many media outlets are reporting the H1N1 pandemic in the northern hemisphere 'over'.
What is Revere's opinon on such statements, and what risks does he percieve of a more virulent wave emerging at some point within the next 10 months or so?
Given widespread reports of re-infections (and bearing in mind past pandemic patterns) should such a wave emerge, what is the risk of susceptibility to re-infection in a more virulent wave in his opinion?
Re: "Revere" will be interviewed by Sharon Sanders of the FluTrackers Team on Monday January 11, 2010
{Sharon is louder today, but a bit hard to understand for me
revere also hard to understand for me
how many reveres are there}
22:04 5year anniversary , 2nd to blog about health , (12 months)
22:06 how fluwikie was founded
22:10 how to organize health and services in a pandemic with 30% absenteism
22:12 praising FW+FT
{with so much mutual praising, you wonder why they don't merge}
22:14 flu very unpredictable maybe the least predictable infectious disease
22:16 compares flu with auto-accidents
22:17 not learn from this pandemic for this pandemic, it takes longer
22:19 nobody knows where the resistance against panflu of the elderly comes from
22:20 what makes a virus virolent
22:22 different impact of the same strain in different communities
22:23
a)coughing+sneezing, big droplets
b)tiny droplets ... for days
{big droplets sink, become dust, rise again ?}
c)contact
22:26 no evidence that hanwashing helps against flu
22:27 why flu is seasonal
22:28 Palese for humidity , but Nicaragua against it July+August, peak 100% humidity
22:29 break
22:32 again all the posters listed {why}
thinks they want to be acknowledged
22:35 risk from vax many magnitudes lower than risk from the flu
22:37 {I didn't understand exactly, he predicts another wave ~Feb.15 ?}
22:39 too late for vax if a 3rd wave comes {why ?}
22:40 3rd wave likely H1N1, but seasonal also possible
22:42 human flu was H1,H2,H3 {back to when ?, early pandemics could have been anything}
22:43, 1957,1968,1977
2 types since 1977 {amount of flu increases or they share the human resources since then ?}
22:47 crowding out
22:48 my question !!!
{says I had asked him on the blog, so it's the same revere - I never felt there
were more than one }
no confidence in his own number , if he gave it (>0,<100) (<50%)
22:50 another pandemic is possible
{but pH1N1 may crowd it out as long as we have no immunity against it ?!}
22:52 dislikes numbers but "very,very high" (H5N1-CFR)
22:54 better invest in public health+social services to prepare for panflu
because vax,antivirals are only for one special strain
{blackout for me, no more sound}
{22:58 reload ... still nothing}
Re: "Revere" will be interviewed by Sharon Sanders of the FluTrackers Team on Monday January 11, 2010
Just wanted to thank you, Sharon, for bringing these terrific interviews to the listening audience.
It takes a lot of moxie to go `live' on the air, and interview people like John Barry, Mike Osterholm, David Fedson, Vincent Racaniello and today . . Revere.
Of course, your guests have been terrific. Like Revere tonight, who was both entertaining and informative. I thought it was a great show.
I look forward to more of these interviews in the future.
Congrats, and thanks to you and your guests.
All medical discussions are for educational purposes. I am not a doctor, just a retired paramedic. Nothing I post should be construed as specific medical advice. If you have a medical problem, see your physician.
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