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"Bang Goes the Theory" swine flu experiment

David Gregory|18:19 UK time, Thursday, 3 September 2009

If you are reading this having taken part in our "swine flu experiment" thank you very much! If you don't know what I'm talking about then please click here You'll be whisked off to a web page where you can take part in our experiment. Shouldn't take more than five minutes.

Off you go! I'll wait.

So what was all that about? Well we're working with the University of Warwick to try and see if the way the news is presented affects the way we react to it.

But that's all I can say for now! Check back in a week and all will be explained...
In the meantime, welcome to my new blog. Have a poke about and please leave a comment.

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