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Trying to understand the Norwegian swine flu mutations [with Addendum]

Category: Swine flu

What kind of team player is the mutation and will it make it in the Big Leagues?

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WHO behaving badly (again)

Category: Bird flu

WHO commits a little bit of suicide.

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Molecular history of the HIV whirlwind

Category: Infectious disease

The pre-history of the AIDS pandemic.

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Bad behavior in the world of flu science

Category: Bird flu

Many top flight flu scientists are acting unethically and unprofessionally.

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Naming a bird flu virus

Category: Bird flu

Politically correct terminology.

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Indonesian virus sharing by the book

Category: Bird flu

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

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Bird flu: Bangladesh behaving badly

Category: Bird flu

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

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

Category: Bird flu

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

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

Category: Bird flu

Wherein I give the WHO spokesperson a biology lesson.

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

Category: Bird flu

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...

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