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It's not a “plague” or an “apocalypse”; it's not a “Chinese” disease; and people with COVID-19 should not be described as “spreading the virus”. These are some recommendations from @WHO to ensure #Coronavirus coverage does not stoke panic or stigmatize.https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/03/covid-19-coronavirus-who-media-guidelines-stigma-language/ …
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Wonderful article by @RobinPomeroyEd for @WEF. Eg:
DO - speak accurately about the risk from COVID-19, based on scientific data and latest official health advice.
DON'T - repeat rumours, and avoid using hyperbolic language designed to generate fear like “plague” or “apocalypse”
I think some stigma on the country that allowed the incredibly hazardous wildlife trade to continue after SARS is merited. We need to create the business case for firm preemptive enforcement. Like a massive judicial settlement, that may look disproportionate, but is not.
It is a Chinese disease and we Vietnamese know it, we control it very stricly
""Words matter": World Health Organization issues guidelines to media. Stick to the facts, don't spread rumours, and avoid stigmatizing patients. Poor information could help disease spread; good info could help halt it."
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