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H5N1 virus may have mutated
China Daily
June 17, 2006
The latest human bird flu infection on the Chinese mainland is worrying as it shows the H5N1 virus may have mutated and become as infectious in warm months as in cooler ones, Hong Kong's health chief said on Friday.
The virus thrives in lower temperatures and is usually most infectious in the cooler months between October and March.
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China Daily
June 17, 2006
The latest human bird flu infection on the Chinese mainland is worrying as it shows the H5N1 virus may have mutated and become as infectious in warm months as in cooler ones, Hong Kong's health chief said on Friday.
The virus thrives in lower temperatures and is usually most infectious in the cooler months between October and March.
Visit the above link to read the rest of the article.
