avian influenza

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avian influenza

Influenza and bird flu

Examining the flu
2015
Discusses influenza and bird flu, including risk factors, causes, symptoms, history, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and coping.

Investigating influenza and bird flu

real facts for real lives
2011
Provides information about influenza and bird flu, including treatment, diagnosis, history, medical advances, and true stories about people with the diseases.

Deadly invaders

Marburg virus, bird flu, and other emerging viruses
2006

The bird flu preparedness planner

what is it, how it spreads, what you can do
2005
Presents a guide to preparing for the bird flu, providing facts about avian influenza, including information on the history of flu pandemics, the current state of bird flu, how to prevent infection, building a personal medical and supply kit, and more.

Global epidemics

2007
Presents a collection of articles from key publications that provides an understanding of the history of global epidemics including AIDS, smallpox, and the Black Death; and describes the various methods used to combat the spread of these diseases.

Frequently asked questions about avian flu

2009
Offers teens an overview of avian flu, explaining what it is, how it is spread, why it is so dangerous, and why scientists fear a pandemic, addressing myths and facts about the disease.

Avian flu

2007
Examines the avian flu, discussing the Spanish flu of 1918; other pandemics; viruses; how the sickness emerged; survivor stories; strategies and treatments; and how to stay safe and calm; and dispelling myths.

Avian flu

2006
Examines the symptoms, effects, treatment, and history of influenza and the avian flu.

Deadly invaders

virus outbreaks around the world, from Marburg fever to avian flu
2006
Takes a look at the 2005 epidemic in Angola caused by Marburg, a virus related to Ebola, discussing health care in the developing world, and describes the origins and spread of avian flu, HIV and AIDS, hantavirus, West Nile virus, SARS, and monkeypox.
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