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Change: FlueFlu Update: Increased Preparedness and Surveillance Urged Against Variant Strain (H5N1) 30 Aug. 2011FAO [edited] [CAHFS-DailyNews]FAO has urged heightened readiness and surveillance against a possible major resurgence of the H5N1 Highly
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Change: FAO has urged heightened readiness and surveillance against a possible major resurgence of the H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza amid signs that a new strain
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Change: Notes: total number of cases includes number of deaths. WHO reports only laboratory-confirmed cases. All dates refer to onset of illness, except that Indonesia numbers indicate cumulative total of sporadic cases and deaths, which occurred during 2009. Genetic hurdle halted bird flu19 Nov 2009UKPA [edited][FSNet]A genetic
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Change: Bangladesh showed three outbreaks of H5N1 this spring, while one infection was found in Laos at a farm with 1,000 layers. H5N1 has been found in Mongolia in wild swans. Vietnam reported outbreaks in four provinces and in Israel, H5N1 was found in two birds at a zoo.Genetic
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Change: So far human victims of the H5N1 strain have been confined to people who have been in contact with birds. But when the virus first came to prominence at the turn of the century experts were worried about it causing a devastating pandemic.When the strain does
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Change: In an article published in PLoS Medicine, a researcher at Mahidol University in Thailand argued that higher doses of the drug Tamiflu should be used to fight more resistant strains of the virus, but researchers in the United States said that would result in the virus becoming resistant.The
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Change: [edited] [FSNet]Scientists have used bird flu virus samples from Egypt to develop a new basis for a vaccine against the toxic H5N1 strain that continues to circulate, the World Health Organisation said on Thursday.Avian influenza kills about half the people it
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Change: can cause disease in turkeys. The results of the study were published in the March 2009 issue of Avian Diseases. In a related study with chickens, no birds developed clinical disease, suggesting that the pathogenicity of B. hinzii does not extend to chickens. World Health Organization- Scientists develop
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Change: Scientists have used bird flu virus samples from Egypt to develop a new basis for a vaccine against the toxic H5N1 strain that continues to circulate, the World Health Organisation said on Thursday.Avian influenza kills about half the people it infects,
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Change: The H5N1 avian influenza virus has been regularly causing outbreaks of disease in birds -- 250 outbreaks in February [2009] alone in Bangladesh, China, Egypt,
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Change: In order to reduce the risk for transmission of influenza A/H1N1(humans-to-animals or animals-to-animals), FAO recommends that surveillance for porcine respiratory disease should be intensified and
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Change: Some 3,000 chickens were culled after bird flu was detected at a poultry farm in the country's Southeastern Cox's Bazar district town on Sunday night. Samples were collected from the poultry farm on Saturday and sent for testing. Egyptian girl contracts bird flu, 69th case (Cairo)10 May 2009Reuters
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Change: While the avian influenza virus rarely infects people, experts say they fear it could mutate into a form people could easily pass to one another, sparking a pandemic that could kill millions. Egypt- Age-specific infection and death rates for human A(H5N1) avian influenza07 May 2009Source: Eurosurveillance,
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Change: percent of reported cases, nearly twice the global average of approximately 25 percent, and no H5N1 fatalities have been confirmed among individuals in this age
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Change: Egypt asked the World Health Organization [WHO] to help investigate an outbreak of bird flu after a dozen non-fatal cases of the disease this year
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