A new study has shown that bird flu continues to thrive even during a fever
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A new study has shown that bird flu continues to thrive even during a fever
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Bird flu may be particularly severe in humans because it is resistant to one of the body’s most important defence systems, a new study has suggested.
Simulation finds quarantining is most effective in controlling human spread as long as it is done when number of infected people…
"A bird flu pandemic would probably be quite severe, potentially even more severe than the pandemic we experienced."
Dozens of cases of the avian influenza have been reported in the last two months - with free range and organic particularly…
Warning comes after Australia’s worst ever flu season, which is often seen as an accurate indicator of what the UK can expect
Hospital admissions are on the rise as NHS leaders issue a ‘flu jab SOS’
Flu rates are ‘showing no signs of a drop’ in over-85s, a leading epidemiologist has warned
