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Researchers find troublesome influenza viruses close to home.
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Temple Grandin Wants The World To Raise Resilient Animals

That means drastically changing the way we breed livestock
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New Type Of Bird Flu Kills Woman In China

This is the first time scientists have seen a human with an N8 flu.
By Nov 14, 2013
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Bird Flu Strain Jumps From Animals To People For The First Time

H6N1 bird flu has been identified in a woman in Taiwan.
By May 2, 2013
Science

Scientists Create Hybrid, Air-Transmissible Bird Flu Strains

Following a moratorium on "dangerous" flu research, new studies reshuffle the molecular mechanisms that allow bird flu to infect humans.
By Apr 13, 2013
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What You Need To Know About The New Bird Flu

The H7N9 avian flu virus outbreak in China has already killed 11 people. Here's what's up with it.
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How to Give Ferrets A Highly Contagious, Sneeze-Transmissible Version of the Bird Flu

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Should a New Recipe for Engineered Bird Flu, Potent Enough to Kill Millions, Be Published?

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New Genetically Modified Chickens Can’t Transmit Bird Flu, Scientists Say

They still get sick and die; they just can't spread the disease
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Dogs and Mice Could Be Trained as Roving Biosensors to Sniff Out Disease Before It Spreads, Study Says

Dogs can already sniff out drugs, diabetes, cancer and explosives, and new research suggests they could also be trained to...