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Pop Flu Quiz: What does the CDC say?
The CDC recommends ASAP use of antivirals in certain high-risk patient groups. Test your memory of who is in those groups with 2 short questions.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says in its guidelines on treatment of seasonal influenza that just about anyone with the flu “can be considered” for antiviral therapy if certain criteria are met and recommends therapy in certain groups considered at high risk for complications of the infection.
This quick 2-question quiz tests what you know about CDC's guidance on "routine" use of antiviral medication.
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