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Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Crofsblogs.typepad.com] H5N1: The Canadian Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan's Appendix G deals with issues like pregnancy and health conditions such as asthma and heart disease as factors that seem to have increased the chance of dying of flu. Of all deaths of women of childbearing age in the Spanish flu, half were of pregnant women. The plan also deals with management of personnel and resources, but it doesn't offer much (apart from triage) on dealing with patients who just happen to fall ill with something else while the pandemic is under way.

[Effectmeasure.blogspot.com] Effect Measure: China's "isolated" bird flu outbreak: It says there are dead birds in Qinghai and that no one should panic because they have stopped the spread in birds. At the same time it says hospitals have set up special fever clinics and that "[q]uarantine measures have been adopted." It doesn't say if these measures relate to people or birds. It denies unexplained deaths "from pneumonia." It is impossible to know from this if it covers all unexplained deaths from all causes as well.

[Technorati.com] Technorati: Tag: bird flu: This page shows goodies from the web about bird flu. To contribute, just make a post to your blog about bird flu and include the link below. More Info »

[Home.wangjianshuo.com] Bird Flu Hit China: I am giong to China June 1,is there any need to worry? I will be going to Beijing, cruising the Yangtze river, going to Xian,Chongqing and Shanghai.

[Odonnellweb.com] O'DonnellWeb - The virtual street corner of my life, since 1995: The most active (and established) blog in this area is Effect Measure, hosted by public health scientists; and although not a blog, the most detailed and especially current is Recombinomics, hosted by a virologist. The blog you stumbled on is a newcomer, hosted by graduate students in economics. All are valuable in different ways.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Bird Flu, Flu, Natural Disasters, Economy, PEAK OIL, Bird Flu Monitor