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Biotech / Medical
SARS and Avian Flu
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2832<I>Nor is it easily passed from human to human: there have been only threetejek-10/19/2005
2831<I>I strongly expect that China is lying about the extent of the bird flu tejek-10/19/2005
2830Governments are finally starting to take the threat seriously. It's about tThink4Yourself-10/19/2005
2829<i>not 50 mm</i> Some geese are getting fairly big these days. Themaceng2-10/19/2005
2828Looks like this was written outside the US... The "Chinook" helicopteenergyplay-10/19/2005
2827George W's secret plan for a possible aviary pandemic has been leaked by uniTomas-10/19/2005
2826It figured that Argentina—an economic outlaw if ever there was one—would be amonDewDiligence_on_SI-10/18/2005
2825exactly, meaning the mortality rate is much lower than 60%NOW-10/18/2005
2824So it's a 30% death rate even with all the treatment available. <<i&gMaurice Winn-10/18/2005
2823Not really. It's worth saving the article on your desktop for reference. IThink4Yourself-10/18/2005
2822Parachute in a bunch of McDonalds' employees. SGSG-10/18/2005
2821<i> A recent and extensive review of research on H5N1 avian influenza in hTriffin-10/18/2005
2820More details on symptoms. The longer incubation period is a reason for concern.Think4Yourself-10/18/2005
2819I have read numerous articles about treatment in the 117 infected. Most referenThink4Yourself-10/18/2005
2818<i>British scientists travelling to Asia to inspect the spread of bird flumaceng2-10/18/2005
2817I think you would have to be depressed already to have Amantadine depress you. EElroy Jetson-10/18/2005
2816That's not the case this time since the deaths are so far apart. With sars,Maurice Winn-10/18/2005
2815Has anyone tried or experienced rimantadine (Flumantadine) ? Amantadine sound aenergyplay-10/18/2005
2814Frequently asked questions on bird flu . Sydney Morning HElroy Jetson-10/18/2005
2813Bird flu could cost 'billions, even trillions' . SydneyElroy Jetson-10/18/2005
2812Nationwide bird flu vaccination canvassed . Sydney Morning Elroy Jetson-10/18/2005
2811Our world-wide reporting system is fairy good, but there are still cultural biasElroy Jetson-10/18/2005
2810Tuesday, October 11, 2005 1:22 PM Avian flu shows need to annihilate feathered NOW-10/17/2005
2809a fair summary of the diesease epidemiology can be found here: answer: we dont rNOW-10/17/2005
2808Passengers on jets with plague - even Doctors do it. I think its the interferonElroy Jetson-10/17/2005
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