I’ve always liked SophiaZoe’s flu blog, as much for its readability and clean display as for its content. But she’s just gone public with her new blog, A Pandemic Chronicle, and it’s gorgeous: Highly readable serif font, …
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I’ve always liked SophiaZoe’s flu blog, as much for its readability and clean display as for its content. But she’s just gone public with her new blog, A Pandemic Chronicle, and it’s gorgeous: Highly readable serif font, … Read the original here: SophiaZoe’s new blog Related posts UK: What’s killing the […]

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I’ve always liked SophiaZoe’s flu blog, as much for its readability and clean display as for its content. But she’s just gone public with her new blog, A Pandemic Chronicle, and it’s gorgeous: Highly readable serif font, … Read the original here: SophiaZoe’s new blog Related posts UK: …
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Via allAfrica.com, an Aufust 1 story from This Day: aNigeria: Flu Kills 1000 Birds in Kano. Experts from the federal government in conjunction with officials of Kano state government have depopulated and disinfected birds affected by …
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We’re now well into the second month of a very effective flu-news blackout from Indonesia. But that country may not be the only one that suppresses unwelcome health news. Via The New York Times: New Study Raises Estimate of HIV …
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But I can well imagine that if or when H5N1 can move efficiently from human to human, some champion liar will try to leverage public fear for political gain. The only vaccination against such fear will be profound skepticism: Strong …
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This reinforces my belief that even if H5N1 never goes pandemic, what we learn from studying it—and what we do …
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It’s evidently been around since March, but my blog searches failed to find it. I’m adding it to the H5N1 Bloggers list. If anyone is aware of blogs in the hot-zone countries that deal even occasionally with H5N1, please let me know.
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Via Daily News Egypt: FAO workshop highlights importance of biosecurity in fighting avian flu. Excerpt:. Biosecurity is vital in combating avian flu, said officials from the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO). …
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If approved, the medicine could provide a new treatment for flu, a disease causing 250000 to 500000 deaths worldwide a year. Previous studies also showed the medicine fights the H5N1 version of bird flu, which world health officials say …
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