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Five die from new virus strain

The death toll from a new strain of bird flu has risen to five in China with Beijing saying it is mobilising resources nationwide to combat the virus. Ref. Source 6

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Chinese authorities have killed more than 20,000 birds from a live-poultry trading zone in Shanghai after an unusual strain of bird flu was found in pigeons, state-run media Xinhua reported today.

The H7N9 virus, or bird flu, has killed six people. It had not previously been found in humans until 14 cases were reported in China this week -- all in a coastal area of eastern China.

No cases of human-to-human transmission have been confirmed so far. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based in Atlanta, says it's working closely with Chinese authorities to find the source of the human infections. Ref. CNN

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China confident it can control bird flu

China can control the outbreak of an avian flu strain newly contracted by humans, according to a senior Chinese health official, speaking a day after China reported its eighteenth case of the H7N9 virus that has so far killed six people. Ref. Source 2

Post Date: 9th Apr, 2013 - 7:30pm / Post ID: #

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New bird flu kills 8 in China


Eight people have died and 28 confirmed infected with a new type of bird flu in eastern China, the official Xinhua news agency said Tuesday. But officials say China's come a long way in watching for and controlling new disease outbreaks.Chinese authorities are rushing to test patients with respiratory illness to see how far the new H7N9 bird flu has spread. They?re also starting culls of chickens ...


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China bird flu death toll rises to 31


By Sui-Lee WeeReutersFour more people in China have died from a new strain of bird flu, bringing to 31 the number of deaths from the mysterious H7N9 virus, with the number of infections rising by two to 129, according to Chinese health authorities. Among the deaths, two occurred in the eastern province of Jiangsu; one was from eastern Zhejiang; while another was from central Anhui, based on a...    


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Flu deaths continue to mount

A 27-year-old woman is among nine new flu-related deaths reported Wednesday by the county public health department. Public health officer Dr. Wilma Wooten said the woman had underlying health problems that contributed ... Ref. Source 2

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Bird flu case at Yorkshire duck farm

Officials confirm case of bird flu at duck farm in Yorkshire, but say risk to public health and food chain low Ref. BBC

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Mutations that allow bird flu strain to spread among humans identified. Scientists have identified several genetic mutations that, should they arise, could potentially allow the avian influenza strain H7N9 to spread between humans. Source 6l.

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