Flu

U.S. screening for highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza in migratory birds
Mar 21 06

Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns, Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton and Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt have moved to… U.S. screening for highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza in migratory birds   

 

Africa meets to fight bird flu after first death
Mar 20 06

U.N. and government officials from across Africa met on Monday for the region’s biggest summit so far to tackle bird flu after it claimed… Africa meets to fight bird flu after first death   

 

Israel finds H5N1 in birds
Mar 17 06

Israel detected its first cases of H5N1 bird flu on Friday, saying the virus had killed thousands of turkeys and chicken on two farms,… Israel finds H5N1 in birds   

 

Stray dog dies of bird flu in Azerbaijan
Mar 16 06

Health officials say a stray dog has died of bird flu in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.

The deadly H5N1 strain of the virus… Stray dog dies of bird flu in Azerbaijan   

 

Denmark finds first case of H5 bird flu
Mar 15 06

Denmark has found its first case of a highly pathogenic bird flu virus in a wild buzzard but tests were still being conducted to… Denmark finds first case of H5 bird flu   

 

Sweden confirms first cases of H5N1 bird flu
Mar 15 06

Swedish authorities said on Wednesday that tests had confirmed that two wild ducks found on its east coast carried the H5N1 strain of bird… Sweden confirms first cases of H5N1 bird flu   

 

Myanmar reveals its first case of H5N1 bird flu
Mar 13 06

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma has found the H5N1 bird flu virus in chickens in what is believed to be the country’s first case… Myanmar reveals its first case of H5N1 bird flu   

 

Belgian treated for bird flu symptoms in Brussels
Mar 08 06

A Belgian who had been visiting China has been admitted to hospital in Brussels with symptoms of bird flu, the Belgian Food Agency, a… Belgian treated for bird flu symptoms in Brussels   

 

Swedish theory suggests treatment for Avian Influenza Infection
Mar 08 06

Chemotherapy for a disorder of the immune system may - at least in theory - be effective against severe human avian influenza infection, this… Swedish theory suggests treatment for Avian Influenza Infection   

 

Chemotherapy treatment suggested for bird flu patients
Mar 02 06

A chemotherapy treatment given to patients with an immune system disorder may work for human avian influenza, but it has not been tested in… Chemotherapy treatment suggested for bird flu patients   

 

Russia sets up HQ to fight bird flu
Feb 28 06

The Russian government say it will set up a headquarters to combat the bird flu epidemic.

According to Russia’s agriculture ministry, the lethal bird… Russia sets up HQ to fight bird flu   

 

France starts poultry vaccination as bird flu spreads
Feb 27 06

France began vaccinating more than 300,000 geese and ducks against avian flu on Monday while Niger became the second West African country to be… France starts poultry vaccination as bird flu spreads   

 

Australian researchers design portable diagnostic system to identify bird flu in a human sample with
Feb 24 06

Researchers at Westmead Millennium Institute are conducting urgent research into bird flu.

Avian Influenza (commonly known as bird flu) poses a serious threat to… Australian researchers design portable diagnostic system to identify bird flu in a human sample with   

 

Britain to buy H5N1 vaccine from Baxter, Chiron
Feb 24 06

Britain said on Friday it was ordering around 3.5 million doses of H5N1 bird flu vaccine from manufacturers Baxter International Inc. and Chiron Corp.

Britain to buy H5N1 vaccine from Baxter, Chiron   
 

Bulgarian man tests negative for H5N1 bird flu
Feb 24 06

A Bulgarian man has tested negative for bird flu after doctors isolated him when two of his ducks died and he began showing flu-like… Bulgarian man tests negative for H5N1 bird flu   

 

Spain at risk from migrating birds, no flu cases yet
Feb 24 06

Spain will be particularly exposed to possible cases of bird flu in migrating birds returning from Africa in the coming weeks, but there are… Spain at risk from migrating birds, no flu cases yet   

 

Second test shows no H5N1 in German farm bird
Feb 24 06

A second test on a German farm bird shows it did not have the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu, German officials said on… Second test shows no H5N1 in German farm bird   

 

World’s poor at huge risk from bird flu
Feb 22 06

ActionAid International, one of the UK’s charity largest development charities which works with over five million of the world’s poorest people, has warned that… World’s poor at huge risk from bird flu   

 

Bird flu likely to occur again and again: study
Feb 22 06

Bird flu is likely to cross over into people again and again if it even once acquires the ability to pass from human to… Bird flu likely to occur again and again: study   

 

Mutations in H5N1 avian influenza viruses
Feb 21 06


Several recent media reports have included speculations about the significance of mutations in H5N1 avian influenza viruses. Some reports have suggested that the likelihood… Mutations in H5N1 avian influenza viruses   

 

Slovenia latest EU country hit with bird flu
Feb 17 06

Slovenia became the latest European Union country to detect H5N1 bird flu and others awaited results on Thursday as an EU medical expert said… Slovenia latest EU country hit with bird flu   

 

Control interventions crucial for stopping the spread of bird flu in Africa
Feb 13 06

The outbreak of the deadly Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus (H5N1) in Nigeria confirms the fears expressed by FAO for quite some time that… Control interventions crucial for stopping the spread of bird flu in Africa   

 

Bird flu kills again, spreads to another country
Feb 10 06

Avian flu was blamed for another death in Indonesia on Friday and spread to a new country after Azerbaijan said the lethal H5N1 strain… Bird flu kills again, spreads to another country   

 

New technology for accelerating development of vaccines against H5N1 flu
Feb 08 06

Technology that enables scientists to identify targets for the development of vaccines against viruses such as H5N1 in weeks rather than months has entered… New technology for accelerating development of vaccines against H5N1 flu   

 

FDA approves faster test for bird flu in humans
Feb 06 06

U.S. regulators have approved a new, faster test for diagnosing strains of bird flu in humans suspected of being infected with the virus, the… FDA approves faster test for bird flu in humans   

 
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