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Change: simple Ayurvedic preparation are in use for bird flu in poultry in India for generations. "See also Bird flu outbreaks Diagnosis and treatment Mutation and antigenic shift Vaccinations and antivirals Bird flu protective gear
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Change: "Homeopathy offers a much more effective treatment against viral infections in general. Also it offers complete cure in almost all infectious illness if there is
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Change: The human immune system is your first line of defense against the H5N1 bird flu. Your immune system is compromised daily by chemical exposure due
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Change: coming into contact with the birds’ blood, secretionssecretions, or feces.Surveillance: Some countries have strict vaccination and surveillance programs for poultry farms and markets that include disinfecting boots and tires.
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Change: challenging to pharmaceutical researchers but the CDC is working with WHO and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on vaccine seed testing. See alsoBird flu outbreaksDiagnosis and treatmentMutation and antigenic shiftVaccinations and antivirals
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Change: What isWhat's beingBeing doneDone rightRight now?Now? The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is providing leadership to the National Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Task Force, created in May 2005. The HHS is working with the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) on
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Change: Prevention is the best cureAt present, there are no working bird flu vaccines. In the case of highly pathogenic infections, poultry often dies too fast to be treated. Treating people has proved to be extremely difficult, as evidenced by a death rate that exceeds 50%. The best
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Change: Preventing the spread of bird flu Prevention is the best way to stop avian influenza outbreaks and reduce the chance of a pandemic. Efforts are needed by individuals, healthcare providers, health agencies, and international organizations. Prevention is the best cureAt present, there are no
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Change: from spreading. If we can’t effectively fight the infections (especially in case of the H5N1 virus subtype), we have to do our best to avoid itWhat can countries do?When it comes to infected bird populations, there are several actions authorities can take: Culling: The World Health Organization (WHO)
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Change: is being done governmentsright doing?now? The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is providing leadership to the National Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Task Force, created in May 2005. The HHS is working with the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) on training workshops
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Change: (HHS) is providing leadership to the National Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Task Force, created in May 2005. The HHS is working with the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) on training workshops for state laboratories on the use of special techniques to identify H5 virus strains.The CDC
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Change: Exchanging DNA with human flu virus can potentially have disastrous effects and start flu pandemics.What are Governmentsgovernments Doing?doing? The Department of Health and Human Services is providing leadership to the National Pandemic Influenza
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Change: Prevention is the best way to stop avian influenzaAt outbreaks and reduce the chance of apresent, pandemic. Therethere are no working bird flu vaccines,vaccines. inIn the case of highly pathogenic infections theinfections, poultry often dies too fast to even think about any treatment and
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Change: Prevention is the best way to stop avian influenza outbreaks and reduce the chance of a pandemic. There are no working bird flu vaccines, in
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