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[Chandrasutra.typepad.com] chandrasutra: Tag this: H5N1 avian flu blog: Further reading - WHO Avian Influenza - news and .My first introduction to Kilian and the "flu bloggers": Pandemic blogs .

 [Chinese Adventure Blog] Carnival of the Chinese Blogs III: in HK IMG bullet IMG spacer We’re Doomed”¦ IMG blockquote The avianflu outbreak at Lake... thousands of birds. An ornithologist called it “the biggest and most extensively mortal avianinfluenza... around the world. These intrepid bloggers cover politics, culture and give you the feel of what

[Money.canoe.ca] CANOE Money: Bloggers surfing, sharing science in quest to ...: Mattson, the Reveres and the blogger behind The Next Hurrah this week launched a Flu Wiki, a resource guide that will evolve from entries written and edited by visitors to the site. The wiki (the term is based on wiki wiki, the Hawaiian word for quick or informal) has been averaging about 1,500 hits a day since it launched, with the average reader viewing about 15 pages of the text per visit.

 [Effectmeasure.blogspot.com] Effect Measure: The Flu Wiki: Sometime next week (we hope) three collaborating bloggers (Revere of Effect Measure, Melanie Mattson of Just a Bump in the Beltway, and demfromct of The Next Hurrah) plan to launch a new experiment in public health. Many knowledgeable people believe a serious pandemic from avian influenza is possible in the near future.

 [Hughhewitt.com] Hugh Hewitt: August 14, 2005 - August 20, 2005 Archives: The Times of London reports of the spread from the east of of Russia towards its west end of the Avian bird flu. No human deaths have been connected to the virus in Russia, but if you are saying "So what, I don't each chicken anyway," you will want to read --very slowly, with a pen-- then go immediately to Laurie Garrett's "The Next Pandemic," from the new special issue of Foreign Affairs. The magazine generously made much of the crucial information available free of charge. Key excerpts from the Garrett piece mentioned (she has another in the package):

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