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[Fluhelp.org] Developing Nations Ill-Equipped For H5N1 Battle at The Flu News Blog: City Vision, South Africa - Feb 23, 2006IN the interest of public health, the national department of health would like to announce that the antiviral drug * Oseltamivir Phosphate or Tamiflu - has …

 [Huffingtonpost.com] The Blog | James Love: What Bush did not Explain About Bird Flu ...: For example, by 1968, when Kissinger requested and received updated intelligence on useful "synthetic biological agents" for germ warfare and population control, mutant recombinant flu viruses had just been engineered by Special Virus Cancer Program researchers O,Conner, Stewart, Kinard, Rauscher and others.(3) During this program, influenza and parainfluenza viruses were recombined with quick acting leukemia viruses (acute lymphocytic leukemia) to deliver weapons that potentially spread cancer, like the flu, by sneezing. These researchers also amassed avian cancer (sarcoma) viruses and inoculated them into humans and monkeys to determine their carcinogenicity.

[TipStreet.info] Latest news: AP - In an effort to keep monkeys out of the New Delhi subways, authorities have called in one of the few animals known to scare the creatures — a fierce-looking primate called the langur, the Hindustan Times newspaper reported Wednesday.

[Avian Flu watch Blog] avian influenza pictures Links: Avian flu and... : Just 286 million USD has been spent to fight bird flu out of nearly 1.9 billion USD pledged last January by nations and organizations that said they wanted to make a “massive effort” against the virus, Reuters reported from Washington quoting a World Bank report.Save to My Web

[Pandemic Virus Facts and Information] Pak poultry tests positive for H5N1 strain of... : Mumbai MirrorPak poultry tests positive for H5N1 strain of bird flu Mumbai Mirror, India - 42 minutes ago Peshawar: Workers killed 15,000 chickens in northwestern Pakistan after poultry at two farms tested positive for the H5N1 strain of bird flu, an official said .At least 15,000 chickens killed at Pak farms Hindustan Times all 2 related

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