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Africa’s bird flu preparations must involve the media
The media must be involved in African preparations for a possible bird flu outbreak.
EDITORIAL | 8 February 2007 | EN
Bioethics reporting in China: a case for bold action
Journalists in China — as elsewhere — have an important function to play in reporting on how science and technology affects people's lives.
Stepping up to the flu vaccine challenge
Developing countries need to recognise the long-term benefits of creating the capacity to research and develop flu vaccines.
EDITORIAL | 4 May 2006 | EN
Bird flu: a wake-up call to the African media
The only way for Africa to combat bird flu successfully is through an effective communication strategy that enables the public to prepare both for outbreaks in their poultry stocks and for a possible human pandemic.
EDITORIAL | 14 February 2006 | EN
Bird flu: the role of science journalists
As prospects grow of a global flu pandemic, it is important for governments to recognise that responsible science journalism can play a significant role in limiting its impact.
Getting the message across on bird flu
Accurate information about the spread of avian influenza — and the wide dissemination of that information — is essential if the spreading pandemic is to be contained. Journalists have an important role to play in ensuring that both goals are achieved.
EDITORIAL | 15 August 2005 | EN
Bird flu: the communication challenge
Scientific advances since the major flu pandemics of the 20th century mean that, in principle, the world is better equipped to prevent bird flu from having the same consequences. But obstacles still exist, and greater transparency must be the order of the day.
EDITORIAL | 26 July 2004 | EN
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