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2). Is There Going To Be An Asian Flu Pandemic? By : Michael Z. Johnson
The last Asian flu pandemic occurred in 1957. It is estimated that between 1 million people and 4 million people were killed by the virus. Fast forward to October 2004 when an American lab sent out stored samples of the deadly strain of Asian flu to different labs all over the world. By some kind of administrative error some 3,700 samples of the 1957 Asian flu virus were sent out to labs around the world.
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3). Is The Bird Flu Going To Be The Death Of Us? By : Kostas Lagopodis
All this talk to bird flu has really thrown us all into a tizzy these days but is it something that we really need to be so concerned about?
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4). How Can We Stop The Spread Of Asian Bird Flu? By : D Dean Hall
More than one strain of Asian bird flu is making the rounds and not all of them have the same level of health hazards. Some Asian bird flu strains will kill you and some will just make you very ill. The most dangerous of the Asian bird flu strains is the H5N1, which occurred for the first time (recorded) in 1997. This deadly Asian bird flu not only kills people, it kills many more chickens than it does humans, a serious economic impact.
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5). Pure Water Hydration in an Avian Flu Pandemic - The Value of Planning in Northern Virginia and the Washington D.C. Metro Area By : Jon M. Stout
A threat to the nation’s health is emerging in Asia and the Indian Sub Continent that has potentially devastating implications. Avian Flu (the H5N1 strain of Influenza A) is a fact in many parts of Asia, although to date the avian strain has not combined with human influenza in a sustained manner. If a new strain emerges in humans with the fatality profile of the H5N1 virus, the effect on the world population will be dramatic.
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