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Introduction
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Eric Weiss
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Dr Michael Osterholm
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Spanish Flu Pandemic
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H5N1
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Bird Flu
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Hazard Vulnerability Analysis
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Epidemic
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Pandemic
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SARS
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Pandemic Conditions
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Influenza vs Cold
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Influenza Symptoms
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Influenza Rapid Test
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Influenza Vaccine
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Stay Home
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Taking Care of Sick People
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Tamiflu
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Screening and Surveillance
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Emerging Infectious Disease
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Emergency Department Visits
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DriveThru Medicine Clinic
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Isolation Compartments
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DriveThru Emergency Department
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Chief Complaint
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DO Broadcast
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CDC
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Vital Signs
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Blood Pressure
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Physical Exam
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Lab Testing
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Dispensing
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Social Distancing
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Drive Cool Center
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Why dont they just make a vaccine
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Who chooses the vaccines
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Treatment for influenza
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Influenza
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Why do people get a fever
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My question about Tamiflu
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Will Tamiflu be over the counter
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Why is Tamiflu still on patent
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What about things that go under the radar
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Is there any way theres our website or way
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I was hoping you could address
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Any antibiotic or any antiviral
Description:
Explore the critical topic of infectious diseases and their impact on families and communities in this informative lecture by Dr. Eric Weiss from Stanford University. Gain insights into influenza, measles, pandemics, and emerging threats like Ebola. Discover promising new developments in disease prevention and treatment, and learn practical strategies to protect yourself and your loved ones. Understand the capabilities of Stanford's Level 1 Trauma Center in managing infectious diseases. Delve into topics such as pandemic conditions, influenza symptoms and treatments, vaccination processes, emergency department procedures, and social distancing measures. Acquire valuable knowledge about screening, surveillance, and emerging infectious diseases to better prepare for potential health crises.

Infectious Disease - How Vulnerable Is Your Family and Our Community?

Stanford University
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