Committee of 29 independent experts sets agenda for year-long probe into how well first flu pandemic of 21st century has been managed
Committee composed of 29 independent experts to meet between April 12-14 to take stock of what needs to be done in future pandemics
WHO's Keiji Fukuda says H1N1 virus circulating most actively in parts of Southeast Asia, West Africa, tropical zone of the Americas
World Health Organization says it is stepping up delivery of millions of doses of vaccine to dozens of developing countries
Senior WHO Official warns people are putting their health and lives at risk by not getting vaccinated
Special Adviser to WHO Director-General says there is no truth to allegations agency overplayed severity of pandemic
Should health authorities have known it much sooner?
WHO chief warns H1N1 has the potential of mutating into a more dangerous form
Transmission of virus so rapid that by mid-June WHO declared first flu pandemic over 40 years
Doctors warn intentional infection not a good idea
South Korea says it will send doses of anti-viral Tamiflu medicine for 500,000 North Koreans
Territory's Health Ministry is working with WHO to obtain supplies needed to treat potentially deadly virus
WHO pandemic influenza adviser says the question is whether reported mutations suggest "fundamental change" in the virus
Medical society expresses alarm at widespread opposition against swine flu vaccine
WHO issues new guidelines Thursday on clinical treatment of people who contract swine flu
WHO Special Pandemic Influenza Adviser, Dr. Keiji Fukuda, says H1N1 virus has been particularly active in Northern Hemisphere in recent
Health officials say it could ebb and flow for up to 3 years, with more than 30 percent of world's population affected
World Health Organization says just concluded meeting of worldwide independent experts finds people will suffer very few if any adverse
Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius says flu cases are more widespread and severe in US this year
Health experts stress vaccination is best way to beat new flu
Only one dose of vaccine may be needed
Deputy director of ministry's health emergency office says fatalities would be 'unavoidable'
International Federation of Red Cross, Red Crescent Societies launches global information campaign to help deal with Swine flu virus
Development defies previous expectations vaccines against so-called 'swine flu' would need two doses to work
US government enlists popular children's show for health campaign designed to battle likely swine flu resurgence
Initial scarcity of vaccine may delay availability for poor nations
US officials urge businesses to develop plans to deal with upcoming flu season, be flexible in dealing with increased absences
