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Human Lungs Resist Avian Flu Infection
CNN - Mar 22, 2006
To get the virus deep into the lungs, where it can infect its preferred cells, requires extensive exposure, Dr Kawaoka said. That's unlike the typical human ...
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A SHOCKER OF THE DEEP IN NEED OF HUMOR
Pay-Per-View - Hartford Courant - ProQuest Archiver - Jan 16, 1999
At times, it all becomes rather disgusting, as the alien likes to use his human victims, whom it regards as viruses, as spare parts. ...
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Mutated Bird Flu Virus Might Not Spread Easily
Medical News Today - Medical News Today (press release) - Aug 1, 2006
The current H5N1 virus can only infect a human deep down in the lungs, not the upper respiratory tract. This has advantages and disadvantages: ...
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Bird Flu Kills One Person, And Five Infected In Pakistan
Medical News Today - Medical News Today (press release) - Dec 15, 2007
H5N1 is a strain of the bird flu virus - the strain everyone is concerned ... not have to go so deep down into the next human in order to make him/her sick. ...
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Killer germs lurk in the deep freeze
New Zealand Herald - Sep 29, 2005
Common viruses such as human influenza could have a devastating effect if melting ... This rules out plenty of human viruses, but still leaves a few nasty ...
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WHO to Study Bird Flu Deaths in Family
New York Times - May 25, 2006
So for transmission to occur, there must be intense and prolonged exposure to someone with a deep cough, doctors suggest. Normal human influenza virus lives ...
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Market Jitters
TIME - Feb 2, 2004
His parents returned home to the hamlet of Ben Ya Pad, deep in the country's rural ... H5N1—could mutate and mix with human-flu viruses, and suddenly start ...
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