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[as I live a few more questions] WASHINGTON ”” Multinational corporations are being advised to stockpile the crucial influenza drug Tamiflu at a time when governments and international health agencies are frantically trying to buy the drug in preparation for a feared pandemic of avian flu.

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http://lawnorder.blogspot.com [lawnorder] Daily Kos: WaPo Page One: World Not Set To Deal With Bird Flu: simultaneously and infects a substantial portion of the population. Since the current wave of avianflu... on page one of the Washington Post: World Not Set To Deal With Flu Public health officials... specialists and manufacturers are working frantically to develop vaccines, drugs, strategies

Instapundit.comhttp://instapundit.com [Instapundit.com] Instapundit.com -: Public health specialists and manufacturers are working frantically to develop vaccines, drugs, strategies for quarantining and treating the ill, and plans for international cooperation, but these efforts will take years. Meanwhile, the most dangerous strain of influenza to appear in decades -- the H5N1 "bird flu" in Asia -- is showing up in new populations of birds, and occasionally people, almost by the month, global health officials say.

[Reachm.com] The American Street » Blog Archive » The Coming Plague: Since the current wave of avian flu began sweeping through poultry in Southeast Asia more than 18 months ago, international and U.S. health authorities have been warning of the danger and trying to mobilize. Research on vaccines has accelerated, efforts to build up drug supplies are underway, and discussions take place regularly on developing a coordinated global response.

Topix.nethttp://www.topix.net [Topix.net] Influenza News: An unknown number of these beautiful migrating birds will carry H5N1, the avian flu sub-type that has killed 61 people in Southeast Asia and which the World Health Organization fears is on the verge of mutating .

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