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The Editors of Effect Measure are senior public health scientists and practitioners. Paul Revere was a member of the first local Board of Health in the United States (Boston, 1799). The Editors sign their posts "Revere" to recognize the public service of a professional forerunner better known for other things.

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Genetic sequences:

Bad behavior in the world of flu science

Many top flight flu scientists are acting unethically and unprofessionally.

Naming a bird flu virus

Politically correct terminology.

Indonesian virus sharing by the book

Did Health Minister Supari's self-immolation shake bird flu sharing loose.

Bird flu: Bangladesh behaving badly

Bangla is not divulging genetic sequences. They can and they should.

Tamiflu resistance in seasonal flu: the devil is in the details

No surprise. It's more complicated than we might think.

Now I'm the one complaining about WHO (again)

Wherein I give the WHO spokesperson a biology lesson.

Declan Butler's interview with Indonesia's health minister, Siti Fadilah Supari

Nature's senior correspondent, Declan Butler, was one of the first to raise the profile of a pandemic threat in the scientific community and has had done some superb reporting since, including several stories on sharing gene sequences. The problematic actors...

Birds, bird flu, bird brains and scientists behaving badly

A Nature Commentary that makes sense and is a Call to Action. Again.

Indon's Supari says "no". Is this the bottom line for Geneva?

Does "no" mean failure?

Flu virus sharing summit: wrap up

What was and wasn't accomplished at a critical meeting in Geneva.

(Final) Day 4 of flu virus sharing summit: meeting ends in qualified success

Interim agreement on virus sharing fashioned at important summit in Geneva.

H5N1 sequence release: patent absurdity

Are H5N1 sequences "property"? Should they be?

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