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Spain destroyed more than 17,000 H5N8 suspected ducks
Spanish authorities announced that they would destroy more than 17,000 ducks after discovering the strain on a duck farm in Catalonia.
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Outbreak of H5N8 bird flu in some European countries
The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) said some European countries have reported outbreaks of bird flu.
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Concerned about the return of bird flu, Sweden destroyed 200,000 chickens
The Swedish Department of Agriculture has decided to kill 200,000 chickens on a farm where bird flu is found, in a situation where the virus is showing signs of revival…
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Find out the origin of the deadly strain of H7N9
The H7N9 influenza virus strain has a combination of genes between East Asian wild birds and farmed chickens in Shanghai city, Zhejiang province and China's Jiangsu prov…
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Red alert bird flu in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is screening 17,000 chickens after two wild birds and 1 chicken died of H5N1 virus infection last week.
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Wild animals died of H5N1 in Cuc Phuong
Since the Mau Ty New Year to the beginning of March 2008, Cuc Phuong National Park has caused nearly 20 animal cases of dead animal disease. Most likely the H5N1 virus h…
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H7N3: Viruses are common in birds
H7N3 is a very common type of influenza A virus in birds, according to a recent report by a group of US-Canadian scientists.
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Tracing the H5N1 virus by tracking birds through satellites
To understand the routes of migrating birds in Africa and the role of these wild birds in the spread of the H5N1 virus that causes bird flu, a group of French researcher…
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Ho Chi Minh City: Wild birds die massively for unknown reasons
The phenomenon of mass deaths of wild birds continues to occur in the area of Hoang Hoa Tham, Nguyen Thuong Hien, Ward 5, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City causing…
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Hong Kong confirmed that wild birds died of H5N1
On January 29, Hong Kong confirmed a wild bird died of H5N1 virus in the territory and warned people not to contact birds because of fear of the disease could infect hum…
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Ho Chi Minh City still temporarily allows breeding birds
Mr. Huynh Huu Loi, Director of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Animal Health said, in the short term, the city still allows the keeping of birds at home, but only raising…
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Some insights about bird flu and Tamiflu (oseltamivir)
Why is it called bird flu? As a bird flu virus; These viruses are naturally found in birds. Wild birds worldwide carry the virus in the gastrointestinal tract but often…
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China: forced poultry traders to go for testing
Recently, Beijing authorities confiscated 182 wild birds from traders; At the same time, start sterilizing three times a day the largest poultry wholesale market in the…
Science invention
Vietnamese people find ways to multiply eucalyptus clones
Mr. Cao Dinh Hung - a Vietnamese graduate student in Australia, has developed a method of breeding new tropical hardwood plants.
New technology
Dream Machine: Helps brain exploitation in the most strange phase of sleep
Every night, to go from alertness to sleep, you must cross a wild border of a semi-conscious state: Hypnagogia.