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Archive for October, 2014
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It was the Salmonella typhoid which caused the Plague of Ancient Athens and not the Ebola virus
Posted on 30th October 2014 | No CommentsThe great Plague of Athens, the terrible epidemic that swept through the city state of Athens from 430 to 426 B.C. was the cause of death not only of many […] -
The Russian Experiment
Posted on 30th October 2014 | No CommentsAll-time record: 27 sci journos flooded Moscow for a Grand Tour through research labs. In times of political tension, they were allowed to take a close look at Russia’s top […] -
Why Science Journalism is necessary in Greece
Posted on 29th October 2014 | No CommentsThe Science Journalism and Communication, the Rebranding Greece campaign , the Policy and the development have something in common: Science. Unfortunately, the average of the Greeks aren’t informed enough about […] -
Ten Golden Rules for Survival …
Posted on 28th October 2014 | No Comments… BEFORE YOU THINK ABOUT OPERATING A MUNICH TRAM. Precarious times for journalists all over Europe. Sci journos are particularly vulnerable and the first ones to get laid off. Jan […] -
EU Health or How to Make a Piano Swim
Posted on 19th October 2014 | No CommentsThe European Health Forum Gastein EHFG in the Austrian Alps is each fall the most important exchange for EU health policy makers. At this year’s event, the “empowered patient” was […] -
10 things you should know about EU health politics
Posted on 16th October 2014 | No CommentsHelsinki, 16 October – This is a list based on Bad Gastein Health Policy Forum during the first week of October. It is not evidence-based. It is as subjective as […] -
+++no silver bullet vs. Ebola+++Europe safe+++trade not aid!+++
Posted on 2nd October 2014 | No CommentsBad Gastein, 2 October 2014. – After the first case of Ebola was registered in the US the lethal disease was addressed as a main topic at the press of […]