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December 27, 2012

An overdue advance in public health

Currently on Twitter:  #MiddleEarthPublicHealth. Typical article citation:
"Hands of the king": Aragorn, no MD or PhD, but an excellent Epidemic Intelligence Service officer nonetheless #MiddleEarthPublicHealth.
That certainly made me think of the excellent Epidemic Intelligence officers I met at ECDC in Stockholm late this year. I'm hoping for an invitation to ECDC's Rivendell office, but I'd settle for a tour of their labs in Bree...as long as it doesn't involve changing planes (or eagles) at Mordor International, aka Heathrow.

December 27, 2012 at 01:40 PM in Books, Public health |

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