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|Videos|October 12, 2021

Similarities and Differences in COVID-19 and Influenza

Author(s)Tina Q. Tan, M.D., FAAP, FIDSA, FDIPS, John J Russell, MD, FAAFP, Stephan Foster, PharmD, FAPhA, FNAP

Episodes in this series

Experts on Influenza

EP. 1 Evolving Influenza Trends Throughout COVID-19 Pandemic

Experts on Influenza

EP. 2 The Impact of Distancing, Masks, and Vaccination on Influenza

Experts on Influenza

EP. 3 Feasibility of Concurrent COVID-19 and Influenza Vaccination

Experts on Influenza

EP. 4 Similarities and Differences in COVID-19 and Influenza

Experts on Influenza

EP. 5 Identifying Patients at High Risk for Influenza Complications

Experts on Influenza

EP. 6 Pros and Cons of Available Influenza Vaccines

Experts on Influenza

EP. 7 Influenza Vaccination Timing and Reluctance

Experts on Influenza

EP. 8 Vaccination Misconceptions and Educating Patients

Experts on Influenza

EP. 9 Influenza Case 1: Female Patient With Asthma and Egg Allergy

Experts on Influenza

EP. 10 Influenza Case 2: Male Patient With Chronic Health Conditions

John J Russell, MD, FAAFP, describes the signs, symptoms, and potential complications associated with COVID-19 and influenza and whether it is necessary to test for both when seeing patients with symptoms.

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