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China Confirms New Human Bird Flu Death
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Title China Confirms New Human Bird Flu Death
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/570325?src=rss
Description A 22-year-old Chinese man from the central province of Hunan has died of the H5N1 form of bird flu, the Health Ministry said on Monday. Reuters Health Information
Category Articles > Infectious Diseases
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Date Feb 19, 2008
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