The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched the Pandemic Flu Leadership Blog, a five-week-long blog about pandemic preparedness. Participant bloggers include some of the nation’s most influential business, health care, faith-based and community leaders. This online event is part of a new campaign to help Americans prepare for a potential influenza pandemic and engage U.S. leaders in the challenge to help others prepare.
“The conversation about individual preparedness for pandemic flu must extend nationwide through all possible channels, including social media and the Internet,†HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt said. “The blog summit is an innovative and efficient forum for bringing together leaders for a lively discussion on the pandemic preparedness movement. Comments are welcome and encouraged by all who visit the blog…
Direct to: Pandemic Flu Leadership Weblog
Source: HHS
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