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[w o r d s] Kimchi Cures Bird Flu?: The BBC reports Korean researchers think they may have discovered a cure for Avian Influenza: “Scientists at Seoul National University say they fed an extract of kimchi to 13 infected chickens - and a week later 11 of them had started recovering.” Cabbage against a killer disease?
[Effect Measure] Bird flu miscellany: The Vietnamese are also considering poultry vaccinations, something now only done officially by China and Indonesia, although the Thais are planning to do it. There is some controversy about this as vaccination prevents birds from getting sick and probably decreases viral shedding, but also allows infection without visible symptoms, increasing the likelihood that the birds can infect other birds, or possibly people, although the latter has not been shown.
[Edstrong.blog-city.com] Bird Flu Pandemic: Not If, But When (edstrong.blog-city.com): Here are just the big ones, The 1959 tibeten uprising was staged by cia and raw (Indian intel), india’s 1962 war with china was backed by the us, his majesty the dalai lamma was (?) an cia asset, the 1989 NED sponsored tianamen destablisation was in exactly the same mould as the current spates of “democratic regime change” spearhead by NED and soro in central asia and venezula etc. The spy plane saga, the “accidental” bombing of china’s embassy in ex yugo, the almost completed cordon around china, and most strikingly, The apparent DNA specific nature of the sars virri,”¦”¦”¦”¦”¦ The recurring bird flu”¦..
[Biopeer.com] Biopeer: Bird flu: No room for complacency: Close on the heels of UN’s apprehensions that the bird flu occurrence reported in western China’s Qinghai province in May, could be more lethal than previously thought, China has raised the number of migratory birds killed by the virus at the island sanctuary to more than 6,000 from the previous figure of 5,000. International health experts are worried that migratory birds that have the virus, may carry it to other provinces and possibly to other countries.
[Msnbc.msn.com] Vietnam to vaccinate birds against Asian flu - Bird Flu - MSNBC.com: Vietnam decided on the Dutch vaccine because it had been used elsewhere while a vaccine against the H5N1 virus had been developed in China only early this year, Dau Ngoc Hao, deputy head of the Agriculture Ministry’s Animal Health Department, told Reuters.
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