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This week 37 years ago

It was 1969 when research began to reveal the possible causes of influenza outbreaks – it highlighted the risk of human interaction with animals, including birds

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Are wild birds to blame for H5N1-flu's march into Europe?

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Bird flu mutates in Turkey

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Bird flu in Turkey could be adapting to humans

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Time to stamp out bird flu at source

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Editorial: Cull or be killed

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Bird flu might be less deadly than feared

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Human bird flu cases spread in Turkey

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First human bird flu deaths outside East Asia

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Special feature: The bird flu threat

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Special feature: The bird flu threat

What makes flu go pandemic? Should we be worried? How can we protect ourselves? 51¶¯Âþ tackles the crucial questions

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Poor follow up on human bird-flu fatalities

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New Tamiflu-resistant bird flu cases stir fears

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Review 2005: Bird flu flies the coop

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Tests dash hopes of rapid production of bird flu vaccine

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