PANDEMIC
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Related results for PANDEMIC, headlines include OnceBanned Bird Flu Study Yields Sobering Findings, Pandemic Potential How Mutant Bird Flu Goes Airborne, Deadly Pandemic Bird Flu Details Finally Are Made Public, AIDS is not killing African economies, WHOs Chan reelected for second term, OnceBanned Bird Flu Study Suggests Pandemic Threat Is Real, Flu study that sparked censorship row is published at last
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OnceBanned Bird Flu Study Yields Sobering Findings
THURSDAY, June 21 (HealthDay News) -- As few as five mutations are enough to make the H5N1 avian influenza virus transmissible via airborne droplets between ferrets, according to a new, highly
Pandemic Potential How Mutant Bird Flu Goes Airborne
Half a year after controversy arose over research that created more transmissible forms of the bird flu virus, the second and final study to do so has been published. The publication describes how
Deadly Pandemic Bird Flu Details Finally Are Made Public
Ten ferrets, some bird flu and swabs. That is all, according to a presentation last summer, one needs to concoct a virulent strain of influenza that could start a deadly pandemic among humans.These
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- AIDS IS NOT KILLING AFRICAN ECONOMIES
AIDS Is Not Killing African Economies
A decade ago, there were plenty of doomsday forecasts asserting the AIDS pandemic would sharply curtail African economic growth with a particular focus on its impact on food security.But a series of
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- WHO'S CHAN REELECTED FOR SECOND TERM
WHO's Chan Reelected For Second Term
The World Health Organisation on Wednesday re-appointed Margaret Chan as its chief, who declared universal health care as her top priority.Chan was re-elected to head the agency for five more years
Flu Study That Sparked Censorship Row Is Published At Last
Scientists who created a mutant virus to explore a key aspect of influenza published their research Wednesday after a four-month storm that brewed fears of bioterrorism and accusations of
