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Those data account for cases since the pandemic surfaced in April and run through 17 October.

As public health officials have stressed since the swine flu pandemic surfaced last April, influenza is unpredictable.

But he said the finding underscores a point that he and many colleagues have been shouting from the rooftops since the swine flu pandemic surfaced: Most regions of the world including North America and Europe are far too lax about routinely checking pigs for novel flu viruses.

Threats of a pandemic surface almost every year — how many headlines have been recently devoted to the "Ebola nurse"?

Although concerns about sharing viruses and benefits associated with surveillance have surfaced in some instances, recent WHO Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (PIP) initiatives have aimed at equity (27).

Clinical surveillance may have underestimated the real extent of the spread of the new strain of influenza A/H1N1, which surfaced in April 2009 originating the first influenza pandemic of the 21st century.

The South African outbreak is considered far more alarming than those elsewhere, however, because it is not only far larger, but has surfaced at the center of the world's H.I.V. pandemic.

As yet another day goes by with the World Health Organization (WHO) not declaring that the swine flu outbreak is a full-scale pandemic, more questions are surfacing about why this novel H1N1 has not spread as easily in European and Asian communities as it has in the United States, Mexico, and perhaps Canada.

First, as stated, the virus is continually changing, so at no point in this ongoing process is a potentially pandemic form less likely to surface.

But in January the researchers found a new strain with one of the pandemic flu's surface proteins — the outer spikes and knobs it uses to attach to cells.

When a pandemic influenza virus surfaces, researchers are in a race against time to make an appropriate vaccine.