WHO Declares An End To Swine Flu Pandemic, But Says A Second Wave Is Possible
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Sales of pandemic flu vaccines and Tamiflu will decline steeply; seasonal flu vaccines for the 2010-11 northern hemisphere flu season will contain H1N1 as one of their three antigens.
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