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By Ashraf Aboul-Yazid (Egypt) Editor-in-Chief, the Silk Road Literature Series CAIRO: Since the dawn of history, through the centuries, humanity has been resisting diseases and epidemics that stroke the planet. We had known all about that in the past; thanks to historians. But in modern times we owe the press to document the few previous centuries since the inception of the first newspaper (1690), through all media platforms from radio (1901), television (1927), to reach the era of virtual media via the Internet, launched in the late 1960s. Since its birth, the press has followed waves of diseases and outbreaks of epidemics, just as it has monitored the efforts of doctors and scientists to resist and discover treatments and medicines for them. Those who read specialized journalism will discover the birth of a new world of scientific media, and medical journalism that has provided all the world’s citizens with a new space in which this journalistic pen can cope with all aspects o

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