January issue released

The Virus Bulletin January 2005 issue is on its way.

It's that time of the month again... If you are a subscriber to Virus Bulletin, you should be receiving your January issue shortly - it's on its way.

As always, a selection of articles from this months issue have been posted up to the website and can be found here.

23 December 2004

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