Peter M. Sandman,Jody Lanard. Bird Flu:communicating the risk. PAHO Perspectives in Health
Health authorities want to spread the word that avian influenza has brought the world perilously close to a new flu pandemic. But raising awareness about uncertain threats can itself be perilous. Two leading risk communication experts offer advice on how to sound the alarm.
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