• The states that have seen the most cases of the deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu are Indonesia, Vietnam, China and Egypt, none of them among the worst cases of misrule or non-rule.

    ECONOMIST: Failed states

  • The mass bird killing is the first so far as the Chinese government responds to the H7N9 strain of bird flu, which has sickened 14 people, many critically, along the eastern seaboard in its first known infections of people.

    NPR: China Kills Market Birds As Flu Found In Pigeons

  • Though some microbloggers and media are questioning why it took a couple of weeks after the first deaths for authorities to announce the new strain of bird flu, international health experts have broadly praised China's response.

    NPR: China's Bird Flu Response Shows New Openness

  • Amid growing public concern over the outbreak, health authorities have promised transparency and stressed that there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission of the new strain of deadly bird flu, China Daily reports.

    BBC: China media: Bird flu outbreak

  • Over the last month, 43 people from Anhui, Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai have been diagnosed with the new H7N9 strain of bird flu.

    FORBES: China's Bird Flu A Problem For Yum! Brands, Co Says

  • Recall that the so-called Center for Disease Control is where the capitalists brag in the March 23, 2005 Wall Street Journal that they created their human-to-human strain of the H5N1 Bird Flu virus.

    FORBES: Extradite Andrew Wakefield To Face Fraud Charges In The UK

  • China is stepping up its efforts to contain the spread of a new strain of bird flu which has killed six people in the country.

    BBC: China steps up bird flu precautions

  • Last year's flu-shot shortage was scary enough, but now scientists see the specter of a bona fide pandemic if the bird-flu strain known has H5N1 were to mutate into an infection that could spread to people.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Though it's unlikely to have an impact on China's chicken supply, the accident came as chicken producers were seeing sales recover after an outbreak of a deadly new strain of bird flu, H7N9, briefly scared the public in April and early May.

    NPR: Fire Kills 119 At Poultry Plant In Northeast China

  • Health authorities are testing a family infected by H7N9 in Shanghai for human-to-human transmission of the new bird flu strain, The Beijing News reports.

    BBC: China media: Boston victim mourned

  • So while it is not certain that the Dutch team had created a deadly human strain of bird flu, it seems to be a real possibility.

    BBC: When should science be censored?

  • In Asia, more than 120 people have been sickened, and 23 are dead, from a potent strain of bird flu that has the frightening markings of a potential pandemic strain.

    FORBES: We're Not Prepared For China's Deadly Bird Flu

  • In other domestic news, the World Health Organization is watching out for mutations and possible human-to-human transmission of the new H7N9 bird flu strain after two family cluster cases - a father-and-son cluster and a husband-and-wife cluster - were detected in Shanghai, China Daily reports.

    BBC: China media: Quake donations debate

  • Two men have died in the Chinese city of Shanghai, after contracting a strain of bird flu not previously known in humans, Chinese officials say.

    BBC: China bird flu: Two men die in Shanghai

  • In a darkened conference room in Malta in September, a Dutch scientist announced to a virology meeting that he had created a mutated strain of H5N1 bird flu which had the potential to spread between humans.

    BBC: When should science be censored?

  • So are we ready to battle a pandemic strain of bird flu if this new virus picks up the capacity to more efficiently spread from person to person?

    FORBES: We're Not Prepared For China's Deadly Bird Flu

  • This spring a new strain of avian flu led to bird culls in some parts of the country.

    WSJ: Poultry-Plant Fire in China Kills at Least 112 People

  • Worries that an outbreak of a new bird-flu strain in China will stifle domestic air-travel demand sent shares of the nation's airlines falling sharply Friday, triggering a broader selloff in airline and travel stocks world-wide.

    WSJ: Bird Flu Worries Sink Airline Shares

  • Another strain of bird flu, H5N1, has led to more than 360 confirmed human deaths since 2003 and the deaths of tens of millions of birds.

    BBC: China bird flu: third person dies from new H7N9 virus

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