EPIDEMICS: FROM HISTORY TO HOLLYWOOD

          Friday, 27 March 2009

       Jeanne Rudzki Small, PhD, director, Center for Materials and Devices for Information 

       Technology Research, University of Washington

         Periodical Readings:

• "Anthrax Powder: State of the Art?," Science, 28 November 2003, Vol. 302. 
  

• Elizabeth Pennisi. "Virology: First Genes Isolated from the Deadly 1918 Flu Virus," Science, 21 March 1997, Vol. 275.

• Harvey V. Fineberg.  "Education to Prevent AIDS: Prospects and Obstacles," Science, 5 February 1988, Vol. 239.
  

• "New Clues to Spanish Flu?," Science, 17 May 2002, Vol. 296. 
  

• "New Disease Baffles Medical Community," Science, 13 August 1982, Vol. 217. 

• "Resurrected Influenza Virus Yields Secrets of Deadly 1918 Pandemic," Science, 7 October 2005, Vol. 310.

• "Scientists Seek Answers, Ponder Future After Anthrax Case Suicide," Science, 8 August 2008, Vol. 321.

• "This Time It Was Real: Knowledge of Anthrax Put to the Test," Science, 19 October 2001, Vol. 294.