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WHO Confirms Human Case Of Bird Flu in India: Know Symptoms Here
Bird flu, also known as Avian influenza can infect both humans and animals. According to WHO, it generally circulates in animals but can also affect humans.
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4-Year-Old Girl Tests Positive For Bird Flu In West Bengal, First Case In India
The World Health Organization on Tuesday said a case of human infection with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus was detected in a four-year-old child in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal.
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As Mystery Respiratory Disease Spreads Across China, Indian Doctor's Warning
Amid the reported outbreak of H9N2 cases and clusters of respiratory illness in children in northern China, Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital Director Dr Ajay Shukla advised people to be careful, follow routine practices of cleanness.
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India Says Closely Monitoring Respiratory Illness Outbreak In China
The Health Ministry said it is closely monitoring outbreaks of H9N2 (Avian influenza virus) cases and clusters of respiratory illness in children in northern China.
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WHO Confirms Human Case Of Bird Flu in India: Know Symptoms Here
Bird flu, also known as Avian influenza can infect both humans and animals. According to WHO, it generally circulates in animals but can also affect humans.
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4-Year-Old Girl Tests Positive For Bird Flu In West Bengal, First Case In India
The World Health Organization on Tuesday said a case of human infection with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus was detected in a four-year-old child in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal.
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As Mystery Respiratory Disease Spreads Across China, Indian Doctor's Warning
Amid the reported outbreak of H9N2 cases and clusters of respiratory illness in children in northern China, Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital Director Dr Ajay Shukla advised people to be careful, follow routine practices of cleanness.
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India Says Closely Monitoring Respiratory Illness Outbreak In China
The Health Ministry said it is closely monitoring outbreaks of H9N2 (Avian influenza virus) cases and clusters of respiratory illness in children in northern China.
