Malaysia announced the first case of H7N9 influenza virus infection
Ministry of Health Malaysia on February 12 announced that the country has appeared the first case of H7N9 flu as a Chinese tourist.
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Ministry of Health Malaysia on February 12 announced that the country has appeared the first case of H7N9 flu as a Chinese tourist.
On March 4, Hong Kong health authorities (China) confirmed a new case of human H7N9 flu infection.
A Chinese official, Chung Nam Son, confirmed that China now has 340 cases of H7N9 infection and a death rate of up to 30%.
Only on March 16, the Hanoi Central Hospital of Emergency Medicine received 2 cases of influenza A (H1N1) in the condition of dyspnea, respiratory failure, bilateral lun…
On March 13, the government of the Special Administrative Region of Macau (China) said it had discovered for the first time the H7 bird flu virus in live poultry samples…
Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Center for Disease Prevention and Technology have published the latest research on the origin of the H7N9 v…
Hospitalized on 2/5 in the state of fever, cough, chest tightness, a day after he was 72 years old in District 11, HCMC, died. Test results of patients positive for infl…
Chinese health authorities have for the first time discovered a H7N9-positive specimen in Guangdong province, located in the southern part of China, adjacent to Vietnam.
Health experts from the United Nations agency on May 23 said that the H7N9 influenza virus outbreak in China is almost controlled, thanks to the work of restricting the…
Xinhua news agency reported that China on May 28 announced the latest scientific research results of 30 medical science researchers from 7 provinces and cities of China.
Australian scientists have successfully developed a test kit for rapid detection of H7N9 influenza virus in poultry and will export this special test kit to Asia.
Doctors have found signs of drug resistance in patients being treated because the new H7N9 bird flu virus outbreak in China.
Researchers said on May 29 that laboratory studies have shown the initial success of a gene therapy that can prevent the spread of pandemic influenza.
The 61-year-old man in Dong Thap has just died at Cho Ray Hospital (Ho Chi Minh City), the test result of samples positive for influenza A / H1N1 virus.