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Communication of influenza, influence of communication

19/06/2009

Abstract

The recent events related to the spread of the influenza virus A (H1N1) have drawn again the attention of science communication experts to old issues, including a couple of issues we deem particularly important: risk communication and the role of scientific journalists in the society of knowledge.

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Yurij Castelfranchi

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Risk communication

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