There will not be a bird flu pandemic
Avian influenza (H5N1) infection is predominantly a disease of commercial and subsistence poultry and some free-living bird species. This fact is demonstrated by records of only 208 diagnosed human cases in ten nations since 1997, albeit with 115 fatalities. By Simon Shane Avian influenza (H5N1) infection is predominantly a disease of commercial and subsistence poultry and some free-living bird species. This fact is demonstrated by records of only 208 diagnosed human cases in ten natio
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