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Currently, the US Department of Health and Human Services Pandemic Influenza Plan from 2005 does not specifically account for secondary bacterial infections or the need for bacterial vaccines (1,39).

Parapneumonic empyema deaths during past century, Utah by Bender, Jeffrey M.; Ampofo, Krow; Sheng, Xiaoming; Pavia, Andrew T.; Cannon-Albright, Lisa; Byington / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Single-use vent filters used as sterile boundaries across manufacturing areas, "including bulk bacterial vaccine, bulk viral vaccine and formulation/filling operations," are not integrity-tested, the report stated.

Merck's West Point facility receives 49 citations by Mashaw, Rebecca / Validation Times

Researchers said a future influenza pandemic could unfold in a similar way, pointing to the need for pandemic preparations that include not only efforts to produce new or improved flu vaccines and antiviral drugs, but also stockpiles of antibiotics and bacterial vaccines.

Pneumonia linked to 1918-1919 flu deaths by Currie, Donya / The Nation's Health

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