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Magnets could help spot bird flu in humans

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Magnets could help spot bird flu in humans

If H5N1 bird flu becomes transmissible between people it will be vital to spot it fast – and binding the virus to magnetic particles offers a simple solution

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Deadly flu flies in again to Europe

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Deadly flu flies in again to Europe

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Blood of bird flu survivors give promising antibodies

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Virus stand-off means we all lose

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Is the stand-off over bird flu virus over?

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UK tests could miss bird flu in migratory birds

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Indonesia shares just three bird flu samples

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US approves first bird flu vaccine for people

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Fight a flu pandemic by keeping people apart

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Flu sample stand-off resolved, for now

An international crisis over pandemic vaccines lessens, as Indonesia ends its boycott on sending samples from people with deadly H5N1 flu

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Indonesia resumes sharing bird flu virus samples

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Expert panel supports US bird flu vaccine

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Poor countries hold out for bird vaccine

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Editorial: Self defence over bird flu is no crime

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