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From: Maurice Winn	4/17/2005 6:04:31 PM
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Hot diggety! Ha! Ha! Ha! to H5N1 loser! Not many cases and mortality is dropping. who.int <Cumulative Number of Confirmed Human Cases of Avian Influenza A/(H5N1) since 28 January 2004 14 April 2005 Country/ Territory Total cases Deaths Cambodia 3 3 Thailand 17 12 Viet Nam 68 36 Total 88 51 > 51 of 88 is only 58%. Not even two thirds. Barely over half of those infected die. But wait! It is still gaining ground, which is annoying. By May, it was all over for sars. Graph of H5N1 deaths. x = deaths [cumulative] 19 Jan xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 37 25 Jan xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 41 02 Feb xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 42 11 Mar xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 46 16 Apr xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 51 Here is the sars graph for comparison: x = 10 deaths. Cumulative deaths 26 Feb ? ..5 Mar x 12 Mar x 19 Mar x 26 Mar xx ...2 Apr xxxxx ...9 Apr xxxxxxxxxx .16 Apr xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .23 Apr xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .30 Apr xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ..6 May xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [478] Mqurice

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