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More on rabies vaccination ar the Journal of Travel Medicine, March/April 2007.
Gautret P, Parola P, Shaw M, Torresi J. Rabies preexposure vaccination in travelers. J Travel Med 2007; 14: 136. PubMed abstract
Probably worth reading ... I can't get at it, though. I'll try other ways. All my usual ones are exhausted.
Rabies Preexposure Vaccination in Travelers
March 25, 2007, 5:09 amRabies vaccine update
March 25, 2007, 2:22 am
In the February Weekly Epidemiological Record, put out by the World Health Organisation, there is an update on rabies vaccination.
I've previously commented on rabies and post-exposure prophylaxis on one of my other blogs. I've had my pre-exposure prophylaxis.
I've previously commented on rabies and post-exposure prophylaxis on one of my other blogs. I've had my pre-exposure prophylaxis.
Virological music
March 25, 2007, 2:09 am
Virologists have good taste in music. Άννα Βίσση, or Anna Vissi, is one of the most popular modern music artists amongst virologists in South Africa, and probably worldwide. Those virologists who haven't heard her music should listen ASAP. They'll be hooked.
Anna is a Cypriot Greek with an incredible voice. She was born in 1957, so she turns 50 this year ... but she looks like she's in her 20's or 30's, at least in concert and on her CD covers and in her music videos. Her husband, Nikos Karvelas, is 6 years older than she is, and he looks his age.
She took part in the Eurovision contest for the first time in 1980, and most recently in 2006 - her 2006 song was Everything, which was played a fair bit on the radio here in South Africa around the time of the contest. The last time I looked it could be heard on her official site. There are apparently music videos available on YouTube and MetaCafe.
Another Anna Vissi site worth visiting. It has downloadable music and tour info.
Wikipedia has a detailed discography.
Dodeka (Δωδεκα) is one of her very popular songs ... it seems to be part of many of her concerts. Listening to it explains why. It means Midnight in English (dodeka = do + deka = 2+10).
Dodeka is one of the first Anna Vissi songs I heard back in high school. You can scroll up and down with the various buttons on the flash thingie - the pause is on the right of the scrolling lyrics (from lyricsdownload.com - move your mouse out of the scrolling lyrics to pause.
Anna is a Cypriot Greek with an incredible voice. She was born in 1957, so she turns 50 this year ... but she looks like she's in her 20's or 30's, at least in concert and on her CD covers and in her music videos. Her husband, Nikos Karvelas, is 6 years older than she is, and he looks his age.
She took part in the Eurovision contest for the first time in 1980, and most recently in 2006 - her 2006 song was Everything, which was played a fair bit on the radio here in South Africa around the time of the contest. The last time I looked it could be heard on her official site. There are apparently music videos available on YouTube and MetaCafe.
Another Anna Vissi site worth visiting. It has downloadable music and tour info.
Wikipedia has a detailed discography.
Dodeka (Δωδεκα) is one of her very popular songs ... it seems to be part of many of her concerts. Listening to it explains why. It means Midnight in English (dodeka = do + deka = 2+10).
Dodeka is one of the first Anna Vissi songs I heard back in high school. You can scroll up and down with the various buttons on the flash thingie - the pause is on the right of the scrolling lyrics (from lyricsdownload.com - move your mouse out of the scrolling lyrics to pause.
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