Bird flu resurfaces in West Bengal
                   
keralanext.com     May 10, 2008            

NEW DELHI: The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus has resurfaced in West Bengal, with the latest area to be ... ... NEW DELHI: The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus has resurfaced in West Bengal, with the latest area to be infected being a small town, Sukna, in the tea-growing hill... [read full story]                    


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Human Trials Of Universal Flu Vaccine Begin At Oxford University

medicalnewstoday.com     10 hrs ago   6 related          

Clinical trials of a new vaccine that could protect against multiple types of flu are beginning at Oxford University. If successful, the 'universal' flu injection would transform the way we vaccinate against influenza and...                    

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Idaho officials monitor farm where pheasants got sick

idahostatesman.com     yesterday   2 related          

A mild form of bird flu that hit the game bird operation poses no threat to people but could change into a more harmful version. Health officials are closely watching a Treasure Valley game bird farm after two pheasants...                    

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Aethlon Medical Releases Shareholder Letter

redorbit.com     Sep 4, 2008   1 related          

Posted on: Thursday, 4 September 2008, 12:00 CDT Aethlon Medical, Inc. (OTCBB:AEMD) disclosed today that its Chairman and CEO, James A. Joyce has issued the following letter to shareholders. To our Shareholders, September...                    

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Defra budgets 'not flexible enough'

msn.com     Sep 4, 2008   5 related          

Environment ministers failed to make their budget flexible enough to deal with last year's floods and outbreaks of foot and mouth disease and bird flu, a group of MPs has said. The Department for Environment, Food and...                    

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