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Award-winning Target Articles, Editorials, and Open Peer Commentaries from The American Journal of Bioethics are available now at pandemic.bioethics.net. Click on the links below for direct access or visit us at pandemic.bioethics.net

Resources:

Pandemic Influenza Ethics Initiative Resources from the Veterans Health Administration’s National Center for Ethics

News:

WHO: Up to 2 Billion People Might Get Swine Flu

The Worst Emerging Disease of All

Debating the Wisdom of ‘Swine Flu Parties’

Global Flu Cases Top the 2,000 Mark

Blogs:

More Ethics Dilemmas Incubate as Swine Flu Pandemic Threatens

Are Journalists Class Clowns on Swine Flu Coverage?

Adrian Gonzalez on Swine Flu in Mexico
Jane Parry on Flu

B M Hedge on Flu

Summer Johnson, PhD

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