Sentence examples for fatality pandemic from inspiring English sources

Pandemic influenza itself, if it occurs within the bounds of severity outlined in pandemic plans, will not yield unprecedented economic impacts: even a high fatality pandemic with high levels of infection would reduce gross domestic product by less than 4.5%.

A pre-pandemic vaccine would be insufficient to avoid the transition point in a high fatality pandemic and so would reduce the impact on gross domestic product by only 0.33-0.640.33-0.64%

A pre-pandemic vaccine with moderate efficacy and 60% coverage could result in large relative savings for any low or high fatality pandemic of £2.2bn-£10.8bn, or £20.2bn-£39.0bn for extreme scenarios.

The results also show that in a low fatality pandemic a pre-pandemic vaccine might result in savings of 0.13-0.260.13-0.26% domestic product, and a matched vaccine could result in savings of 0.26-0.51% for a single dose and 0.49-0.96% for a double dose.

The cost of vaccinations is likely to be less than the economic savings gained from vaccination, even in the mildest of pandemics, and in the event of a high or extreme fatality pandemic a matched vaccine might be the only method to avoid the unprecedented economic effects of behavioural change.

Both studies found that oseltamivir treatment is economically beneficial, but in addition, our study showed that long-duration prophylaxis is beneficial for high-risk groups and high case-fatality pandemics.

Due to the panicked atmosphere formed throughout society, our study group could have thought that the fatality of pandemic flu was higher than that of seasonal flu.

In a similar study, 36% of the study group stated that the fatality speed of pandemic flu was higher than that of seasonal flu and 42% stated that it spread faster [18].

The aggressive suspension of classes in schools [14], as well as quick feedback of data from epidemiological investigations to local governments likely contributed to the suppression of primary spread of the disease, and may be a factor in the low case fatality rate of pandemic H1N1 in Japan [14].

Nishiura H. Case fatality ratio of pandemic influenza.

The fatality attributed to pandemic influenza A H1N1 was not clear in the literature.