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- Avian Flu Diary
  
  Michael Coston's excellent influenza blog
- FluTrackers
  
  Superb collaborative site for the latest on influenza outbreaks
- State of Florida CIO Council Pandemic Website
  
  Excellent portal for government and IT pandemic preparedness
- CIDRAP
  
  Dr. Mike Osterholm's source for infectious disease issues
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  Dr. Henry Niman's Website. He has bold ideas and is right far more often than he is wrong.
- H5N1 (Crawford Kilian blogs)
  
  This could be the best overall H5N1 portal in the world!
- ScienceBlogs/Effect Measure
  
  Excellent public health and flu blogsite
- A pandemic Chronicle
  
  SophiaZoe's excellent flu blogsite, providing perspective and analysis
- Flu Wiki
  
  Venerable influenza portal and message board
- Bird Flu Breaking News
  
  Exactly what the name implies!
- Ethics and Pandemics
  
  Exploring ethical issues that arise in influenza pandemic planning and response, focusing on issues of social justice
- Superbug
  
  First and best (even if it weren't the first) blog dedicated to MRSA
- Zone grippe aviaire
  
  French Canadian influenza Website (and they translate my blogs!)
- Pandemic Information News
  
  Commonground and Treyfish jump into blogging! And a good site.
- Human/Swine A/H1N1 Influenza Origins and Evolution
  
  New British research site dedicated to share analysis of structure of H1N1 swine flu virus

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A most welcome "Welcome back" to SophiaZoe

Posted on Monday, October 29, 2007 at 02:38PM by

Scott McPherson in influenza and infectious diseases |

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Both Mike Coston (Avian Flu Diary) and Crawford Kilian (H5N1) have said it very well, so I will simply add my pleasure at the return of fellow flu blogger SophiaZoe and her blog, A Journey through the World of Pandemic Influenza. She has given me good advice and has said some very nice things about this Blogger and his Blogsite. She also lends a very human voice to an issue that is very easily rendered clinical. Suffice it to say she helps keep the human perspective on things.

We all hope her absence was temporary and is over.

Scott

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