What are safety communications? by Federica Castellani, EMA

Regulatory aspects of pharmacovigilance Pia Caduff and Deirdre McCarthy, UMC
What are safety communications? by Federica Castellani, EMA

Risk Communication the in the post-cox2 era by Fredric Bouder, HST

Risk management by Pia Caduff, UMC
Key considerations in risk management plans by Marten Lagendijk, EMA

Video lectures (optional) not included course
Overview of the new EMA pharmacovigilance regulations Peter Arlett, EMA
Effective communications – Part 1 and 2 by Bruce Hugman, UMC.

select one Greek or Roman hero — in a text other than then Iliad or Odyssey– and explain how his or her exploits and the constructs

Some heroes are defined by their accomplishment of heroic deeds; others by their fidelity to particular constructs or ideology through which they are defined. These constructs often hold resonance for particular audiences – we have studied this under the rubric of ‘myth as society’, ‘myth as history’, and myth as genre. For this essay, please select one Greek or Roman hero — in a text other than then Iliad or Odyssey– and explain how his or her exploits and the constructs to which s/he is faithful (e.g. justice and 5th century Athens, the transition to democracy in the early 5th century, the cult and character of Dionysus, etc.), and the way that his/her story is told, reflect ideas and issues of significance to a specific audience in a specific time in a specific genre.