Flu fatigue / John Oxford
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The World Today Vol 63 No 10, October 2007, pp.9-11Summary: Describes the pains taking work over the last thirty years that has identified birds as the source of influenza epidemics and helped to identify the steps that should be taken to prevent large scale human infections. Urges governments to make adequate preventive preparations including stockpiling medicines and not to be lulled into a false sense of security by low mortality rates to date.
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Describes the pains taking work over the last thirty years that has identified birds as the source of influenza epidemics and helped to identify the steps that should be taken to prevent large scale human infections. Urges governments to make adequate preventive preparations including stockpiling medicines and not to be lulled into a false sense of security by low mortality rates to date.
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