This update covers the latest vaccination guidelines for pediatric patients six months and older.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the seasonal influenza vaccine and recommendations about who should get it for the 2010-2011 season.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the effect of the 2009 H1N1 flu in long term care facilities.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, reviews the latest estimates on the impact of H1N1 on the US population between April and November 2009, as well as studies confirming the efficacy of the vaccine, and populations most at risk.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, reports on the difference a few weeks makes, and the greater opportunity now for Americans who want to be vaccinated against the H1N1 to receive the vaccination, compared to in previous weeks this flu season.

Updates flu activity and immunization information, including the CDC's tamivir testing, are discussed by Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the H1N1 vaccine and the historical association with Guillain-Barre syndrome and monitoring of other adverse events.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the complications of discussing the number of H1N1 cases.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses treatment delays as they relate to the H1N1 virus.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses recommendations for pregnant women with regard to the H1N1 vaccine.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, explains the guidelines for H1N1 flu vaccines for people age of 65 and over.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the flu vaccines, side effects, and protocols for healthcare workers.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses flu activity for August and September, the seasonal flu vaccine, and the 2009 H1N1 vaccines that were approved by the FDA this week.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, outlines guidelines for treating patients with seasonal influenza and H1N1 in the upcoming challenging influenza season.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses updates on who is included in the 90% of the population recommended to receive the vaccination for the H1N1 virus.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, talks about the vaccine for the H1N1 virus and recommendations for its use.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses available clinical information on the H1N1 virus and guidelines for patient care.

Dr. Phyllis Kozarsky, consultant for the division of Global Migration and Quarantine at the CDC, provides an update on new cases of the H1N1 virus around the United States and worldwide, from data updated about May 5, 2009.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, outlines the scope of H1N1 virus ("swine flu") activity, plus treatment guidelines for doctors whose patients have contracted the virus. Further updates will be posted as they become available.

Dr. Dan Jernigan, deputy director of CDC's influenza division, spotlights the CDC's recommendations regarding vaccination.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, goes over the CDC's recommendations regarding children and flu vaccination.

Dr. Joseph Bresee, epidemiology and prevention branch chief in CDC's influenza division, marks the start of CDC's influenza surveillance year.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, discusses the CDC's report on influenza activity for May - September 2008.

Janine Cory, health communicator with the respiratory diseases branch of the CDC, discusses National Influenza Vaccination Week, December 8-14. The flu kills about 36,000 American every year, and about 200,000 are hospitalized. December 12 focuses on the vaccination of healthcare workers.

Dr. Anthony Fiore, CDC liaison to the ACIP Influenza Vaccine Working Group, highlights vaccination coverage and targets.