Med. praxi 2013; 10(8-9): 279-281
Influenza is an infectious disease that causes epidemics of various dimensions every year in the winter months. The disease affects all
age groups of the population and its course is widely variable, ranging from mild to lethal. Chronic patients and the elderly are at the
greatest risk, but a serious course occurs even in healthy children or adults. Vaccination is the most important method of preventing
influenza and its potential severe complications. Novel vaccines should improve the protection against this massively occurring disease.
Published: September 15, 2013 Show citation