WHO Says H7N9 is Most Lethal Bird Flu Virus

WHO Says H7N9 is Most Lethal Bird Flu Virus
Published on May 5, 2013

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Confirmed: H7N9 Bird Flu Case Count131 Infected, 31 Dead, 74 Hospitalized, 26 Recovered, Fatality Rate 24%

 

Estimated Case Count:

169 Infected, 32 Dead, 111 Hospitalized, 26 Recovered

 

 

Bird Flu

Published on May 5, 2013

According to a new study the deadly H7N9 virus may have originated from chicken and duck influenza viruses. Paul Johnson has more on the latest efforts to wipe the bird flu.

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Confirmed: H7N9 Bird Flu Case Count131 Infected, 31 Dead, 74 Hospitalized, 26 Recovered, Fatality Rate 24%

 

Estimated Case Count:

169 Infected, 32 Dead, 111 Hospitalized, 26 Recovered

 

 

H7N9 Bird Flu Spreading, Infected Now in Beijing - Mutating

H7N9 Bird Flu Spreading, Infected Now in Beijing, Mutating

Published on May 5, 2013

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