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New H5N1 bird flu outbreak found in Poland
China-made Tamiflu approved for production
Nanjing suspends live poultry sales
Medical teams deployed to flu-hit village

FAQ >>
- Eating smartly reduces risk of contracting bird flu
- Basic facts about bird flu
- What is avian influenza (bird flu)?
- Is there evidence of human-to-human transmission now?
- Does human infection with H5N1 happen often?
- What are the control measures in birds?
- What are the consequences of outbreaks in poultry?
- How do outbreaks of avian influenza spread within a country?

Over 326,000 chickens affected by bird flu virus in Bangladesh
Bird flu has so far affected more than 326,000 chickens in 29 out of Bangladesh's 64 districts since the first detection of the virus in the country last year, a government official said on Sunday. >>

Indonesia reports 97th bird flu death
A 8-year-old Indonesian boy died of bird flu on Friday, putting the total fatalities to 97 out of 119 cases in the hardest-hit country, the health ministry said. >>


Bird flu confirmed in West Bengal
Region in Focus
   Asia-Pacific >>    Americas >>
- S Korea to upgrade measures against bird flu
- S Korea culls 15,000 poultry to prevent spreading of bird flu
- Philippines lifts ban on Italy poultry imports
- U.S. bird-flu expert calls for changes in early-warning system
- UN chief praises Brazil for environmental protection
- U.S. to grant additional $10.5 mln to help Vietnam control bird flu
   Africa >>    Europe >>
- Bird flu detected in Afghan capital
- Six human bird flu cases tested negative in Egypt
- WHO confirms first human bird flu death in Nigeria
- France raises bird flu alert
- New H5N1 bird flu outbreak found in Poland
- EU imposes control measures for bird flu in Poland, Romania
China in Focus >>
- Hong Kong holds avian flu drill
- Man dies of bird flu in E China province
- China provides WHO with bird flu strains
- H5N1 virus detected from bird feces in HK
- Dead starling tests positive for H5N1 in HK
- E China villager recovers from bird flu virus
- Fujian on high alert after human case of bird flu confirmed
- Bird migration monitored to prevent bird flu outbreak in China
- HK on high alert of monitoring bird flu
- Crested Goshawk tests positive for H5N1 virus in HK
International Cooperation >>
- U.S. delegation urged to join world ministers to fight global warming
- Indonesian president, UN chief call for setting Bali roadmap
- UN top climate official: Bali climate talks may collapse
- UN bodies take lead in carbon neural by offsetting emissions
- WWF calls for breaking deadlock at Bali climate meeting
- Avian influenza top on agenda of WHO assembly
Medical R & D >>
- Bird flu center opened to protect S Asia
- Scientits: Flu virus must pick lock before entering human
- Study: flu shots may protect against bird flu
- Indonesia wants to use its bird flu vaccine directly
- FAO warns against bird flu situation in Bangladesh
- Anti-bird flu meeting calls for sharing data
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