EU to pump ?18m into flu research
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The European Commission has unveiled plans to pour €18 million into research projects on influenza. The news comes as MEPs from across the political spectrum call for a European Parliament inquiry into the handling of the swine flu pandemic.
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Bird flu found in Italy and Greece VIRUS: MIGRATING SWANS HIT H5N1 strain is ...
THE deadly strain of the avian flu virus has reached three more countries in Europe, it was confirmed yesterday, following the discovery of new cases in dead migratory birds. Swans discovered in three regions in Italy were found to have been carrying the H5N1 virus. Tests by a British laboratory
Publication: The Sunday Herald
Bird flu panic spreads across Europe
LUXEMBOURG: EU foreign ministers held emergency talks on the approaching danger of avian flu yesterday, as Greece investigated what could prove to be the first appearance of the deadly strain in an EU member state. Swiss drugmaker Roche, pressed to raise output of antiviral flu drug Tamiflu, said
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UN agency foresees bird flu virus spreading to Europe, Middle East
ALESSANDRA RIZZO, Associated Press Writer AP Worldstream 09-01-2005 Dateline: ROMEThe bird flu virus that has hit several countries in Asia is likely to spread to Europe, the Middle East, south Asia and Africa, the U.N. food agency warned, urging nations at risk to increase surveillance and prepare
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Roundup: Bird flu wracks nerves in Europe
Roundup: Bird flu wracks nerves in Europe BRUSSELS, Oct. 15 (Xinhua) - The European Union (EU) is preparing for an all-out war with avian flu as a deadly strain of the virus is approaching its borders. EU national veterinary experts on Friday endorsed a package of European Commission (EC)
Publication: Xinhua News Agency
Europe Scrambles to Curb Bird Flu
CONSTANT BRAND, Associated Press Writer AP Online 02-15-2006 Dateline: BRUSSELS, BelgiumIn this photo released by the European Commission, members of the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health gather for an emergency meeting at EU headquarters in Brussels, Wednesday Feb. 15, 2006.
Publication: AP Online
Birds back in Europe without flu Migratory flocks defy dire fears after retur...
Elisabeth Rosenthal International Herald Tribune 05-11-2006 The flocks of migratory birds that winged their way south to Africa last autumn and then back over Europe in recent weeks did not carry the H5N1 bird flu virus or spread it during their annual journey, scientists have concluded, defying
Publication: International Herald Tribune
Bird flu virus may spread to Europe
ROME - The bird flu virus that has hit several Asian countries is likely to spread to Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the U.N. food agency warned on Wednesday, urging nations at risk to step up surveillance and prepare national emergency plans. The most immediate threat is to poultry farms,
Publication: Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
World health officials say Europe well-prepared for bird flu but must brace f...
JAN M. OLSEN, Associated Press Writer AP Worldstream 10-24-2005 Dateline: COPENHAGEN, DenmarkEurope is well positioned to contain bird flu and prevent a feared human flu pandemic, health officials from the United Nations and European Union said at a bird flu strategy session Monday.Health experts
Publication: AP Worldstream
Europe Said to Be -Prepared for Bird Flu
JAN M. OLSEN, Associated Press Writer AP Online 10-24-2005 Dateline: COPENHAGEN, DenmarkGeese waddle from their open enclosure into the stable at the farm of Urs Gygax in Schuepberg near Berne, Switzerland, Monday, Oct. 24, 2005. Swiss authorities ordered poultry holders on Friday, Oct. 21, 2005 to
Publication: AP Online
Europe Said to Be Prepared for Bird Flu
JAN M. OLSEN, Associated Press Writer AP Online 10-24-2005 Dateline: COPENHAGEN, DenmarkGeese waddle from their open enclosure into the stable at the farm of Urs Gygax in Schuepberg near Berne, Switzerland, Monday, Oct. 24, 2005. Swiss authorities ordered poultry holders on Friday, Oct. 21, 2005 to
Publication: AP Online
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