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Follow the news of avian flu outbreaks around the world, and attempts by scientists, public health experts, policy makers, and governments to control its spread.
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- Molecular Evolution
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- Neuraminidase
- Pandemic
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- Prevention & Control
- Sialase
- Theoretical Models
- Virulence
- World Health Organisation
- X-ray Crystallography
Avian Flu
WHO boss faces test of independence
China's candidate secures top job at health agency.
Nature- Published:
- 15 November 2006
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- World Health Organisation
Family tragedy spotlights flu mutations
Human-to-human transmission raises demand for DNA data.
Nature- Published:
- 12 July 2006
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The time for sitting on flu data is over.
Nature- Published:
- 28 June 2006
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- China
- H5n1 Virus
- World Health Organisation
Pandemic 'dry run' is cause for concern
Indonesian bird-flu cluster rings alarm bells.
Nature- Published:
- 31 May 2006
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- Mortality
- Pandemic
- World Health Organisation
Alarms ring over bird flu mutations
Turkish virus shows increased affinity for humans.
Nature- Published:
- 18 January 2006
Indonesia struggles to control bird flu outbreak
As officials in Washington discuss how to tackle outbreaks of bird flu more effectively (see From rhetoric to reality ), an outbreak in humans continues in Asia. Declan Butler assesses the situation in Indonesia, and finds out how likely it is that the virus might evolve into a pandemic strain.
Nature- Published:
- 12 October 2005
The 1918 flu virus is resurrected
The recreation of one of the deadliest diseases known could help us to prevent another pandemic. Or it might trigger one, say critics. Andreas von Bubnoff investigates whether the benefits outweigh the risks.
Nature- Published:
- 05 October 2005
Threat of pandemic brings flu drug back to life
Nature Medicine- Published:
- 31 August 2005
- Keywords:
- Antivirals
- Avian Flu
- Pandemic
Bird flu: crossing borders
Despite recent reports from governments that bird flu is under control, it continues to spread through Asia's poultry and claim lives — there are even signs of human-to-human transmission. Declan Butler tracks the disease's inexorable spread.
Nature- Published:
- 20 July 2005
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- China
- Epidemiology
- Geese
- H5n1 Virus
- Migratory Birds
- Poultry
Infectious disease: Vietnam's war on flu
Having suffered heavily from avian influenza in 2004, Vietnam might now be brewing the next human flu pandemic. Yet, as Peter Aldhous discovers, local researchers don't have the resources to investigate the risk properly.
Nature- Published:
- 12 January 2005
Europe faces call to ban imports of wild birds
Rules against avian trade aim to halt disease and conserve wildlife.
Nature- Published:
- 08 December 2004
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- Disease Outbreaks
Thailand faces dilemma over bird flu vaccine
Farmers turn to black market to dodge cull
Nature- Published:
- 01 September 2004
- Keywords:
- Animal Euthanasia
- Avian Flu
- Avian Flu Vaccine
- Chickens
Bird flu data languish in Chinese journals
Health authorities in the dark as warnings go untranslated
Nature- Published:
- 25 August 2004
- Keywords:
- Avian Flu
- China
- Epidemiology
- Pigs
