Novel Influenza A H1N1 Update

Addendum HNational Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

  • Dan Jernigan, MD MPH, Deputy Director, Influenza Division
  • 25 pages
  • For Official Use Only
  • For Internal Use Only
  • October 8, 2009

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Detection of First Case

●Mesoscale device used to diagnose influenza in 10 year old boy during clinical trial run by Naval Health Research Center (NHRC) in San Diego on April 1, 2009

●Result is influenza A positive, however, H1, H3, H5 negative

●“Unsubtypable”confirmed by reference laboratory and by designated State Public Health Laboratory using FDA-cleared 5 Target PCRWisconsin

Response to H1N1
•Strategic National Stockpile
•Distributed 25% pro rata supply
•Enhanced Surveillance Initiated
•PCR panH1N1 kits for testing
•Development at CDC, EUA at FDA, manufacture at ATCC, and ready to ship in ~ 2.5 weeks
•Distributed Kits, so far:
•Domestic: 95 labs
•DOD: 15 labs
•International: >250 labs in 140 countries
•Virus Characterization
•>1000 genes sequenced from >260 viruses
•Submitted to GenBank

H1N1 Current Status

  • Lab-Confirmed Cases
  • 44,317 total cases when reporting stopped in July
  • As of August 28, 2009
  • 8,842 hospitalized
  • 555 deaths
  • Represents approximately 3 M cases
  • Overall activity has declined since schools closed, but focal areas of activity have increased
  • Viruses in US and Internationally show no evidence of significant genetic/antigenic change

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