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  • Bird flu makes mallards thin, study finds (Reuters)

    A mallard duck flies in the Albufera Natural Park near the village of Alcudia at the Spanish island of Mallorca, October 28, 2005. (Dani Cardona/Reuters)Reuters - Avian flu viruses make mallard ducks thinner than other ducks, a finding that implies they do not spread the germs over long distances, researchers reported Tuesday.

  • Malaysia suspends Thai chicken imports over bird flu scare: report (AFP)

    Malaysia has suspended imports of whole chicken and chicken parts from Thailand with immediate effect following a bird flu scare in the neighbouring country(AFP/File/Tengku Bahar)AFP - Malaysia has suspended imports of whole chicken and chicken parts from Thailand with immediate effect following a bird flu scare in the neighbouring country, state media reported.

  • Indonesia says teenager tests negative for bird flu (AFP)

    A chart on bird flu infection and death rates in Indonesia. Tests on an Indonesian girl reported to have died of bird flu proved negative for the deadly strain of the virus, the health minister said Thursday.(AFP/Graphic)AFP - Tests on an Indonesian girl reported to have died of bird flu proved negative for the deadly strain of the virus, the health minister said Thursday.

  • Thailand confirms second bird flu case (AFP)

    A girl feeds pigeons close to the Royal Palace in Bangkok in 2006. Thailand has confirmed a second case of bird flu in less than a week, a senior agriculture official said Thursday.(AFP/File/Mike Clarke)AFP - Thailand has confirmed a second case of bird flu in less than a week, a senior agriculture official said Thursday.

  • Indonesian teenager dies of bird flu (Reuters)
    Reuters - A 15-year-old Indonesian girl has died of bird flu in central Java, a health official said on Wednesday, bringing the country's death toll from the disease to 113.


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