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German Media's and German Public's ADHD: The "Swine Flu"

Remember my piece on the "Swine Flu" hysteria? I wrote it on November 12, that means week 46. The next day, the German Ministry of Health changed the notification rules for suspected and confirmed cases of "Swine Flu" infections

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"Swine Flu", Fear, and the Middle Ages

"Never confuse movement with action."
- Ernest Hemingway[1]


'Tis the season of the flu, just like every year. But this year, there's something different. How different, you ask? Well, let's take a look at Ukraine:

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Swine Flu Vaccination: Let’s Keep it Nice and Simple Shall We?

There has been so much published about H1N1 swine flu in recent months that despite my keen interest in the topic (being an infectious diseases clinician involved with determining policy and strategic pandemic flu planning in my own hospital as well as looking after clinical cases), I can barely keep up with the medical aspects of the disease, never mind the rest of the information. But, as is ever the case, much of the other material that is in the public’s eye seems to be based on uninformed opinion and comment, rather than scientific facts.

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