One of the things that makes the spread of the Zika virus so worrying is the fact that scientists know relatively little about it.  This is making the task of communicating its risk extremely difficult for governments and intergovernmental organizations. We caught up with John Rainford, director of The Warning Project, to discuss the threat posed by the Zika virus and the complexities of communicating its health risks. To read John Rainford and Joshua Greenberg’s Policy Options Perspectives article on this topic, click here

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John Rainford

John Rainford is the Director of The Warning Project. He is the former Director, Emergency and Risk Communications for Health Canada and Global Project Lead, Risk Communication Capacity Building for the World Health Organization.

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