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ESWI's Influenza Documentary

ESWI has just released its brand new influenza documentary. The film covers all aspects of the disease, ranging from the characteristics of the flu virus itself to the impact of pandemic and epidemic influenza. This attractive and informative influenza movie (38 min of length), has now been made available free of charge. You are kindly invited to check the documentary and to disseminate the url to anyone you think may benefit from it. A DVD of the documentary can be obtained free of charge upon simple request.

Q&A Book on Influenza

ESWI proudly presents its Q&A Book on Influenza. 101 Questions and Answers on Influenza is a major work of reference for anyone with an interest in flu.

The book can be ordered at the Elsevier website.

Consortium studies the rational design of intervention strategies for respiratory virus infections

News

Science Inspired Tales by ESWI

27 January 2012

The Science Inspired Tales are a brand new concept, quite different from the regular conference lectures or workshop sessions. On 23 May 2012, the first series of Science Inspired Tales will see ‘performances’ by three renowned scientists, bringing a personal, fascinating, fun and all the more inspiring scientific story. The Science Inspired Tales will be recorded before a live audience in a theatre at the Albert Hall Complex in Brussels. The event is open to everyone, registration is free of charge. Programme, practical info and registration is available here. 




 

Save the date: 23 May 2012 - European Flu Summit

15 December 2011

23 May 2012 will see the second edition of ESWI’s European Influenza Summit (to be held at the Albert Hall Complex in Brussels). Again the aim of the one-day free of charge meeting will be to provide all influenza partners with an informal platform to exchange good practices and to initiate concrete actions to improve public health protection against influenza. Please visit www.flusummit.org regularly to stay informed of all developments in the programme.



 

ESWI press release

27 October 2011

Doubting the benefits of influenza vaccines is ethically and scientifically unacceptable



ESWI responsed to recent press statements that question the benefits of influenza vaccines for the elderly. Download the press release here.

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Publications

  • ESWI leaflet

    ESWI leaflet 2011 (PDF)

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  • Influenza Bulletin

    Bulletin 28 (PDF)

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  • Newsletter to policy makers

    European Flu Summit Report (PDF)

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  • Annual reports

    Annual report 2010 (PDF)

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  • ESWI position papers

    Why vaccinate one third of the EU population? (PDF)

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  • Press releases

    Doubting the benefits of influenza vaccination is ethically and scientifically unacceptable (PDF)

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