CNN special report on Bird Flue
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Scientists across the world are racing the clock to develop a vaccine to combat a deadly strain of avian influenza, or bird flu, which has the potential to trigger a global pandemic.
The World Health Organization warns the disease -- which has killed dozens of people -- is developing in new and unpredictable ways.
The disease, which first surfaced in southern China eight years ago, is highly infectious in birds but does not, so far, spread easily between humans. The fear is it could soon mutate into a form that can. Aided by the ease of global travel, the virus could cause havoc worldwide.
STORIES
nbsp;Bird flu death, spread shakes Asia
nbsp;Dead wild fowl brings German tests
nbsp;U.N.: New bird flu cases in China
nbsp;New bird flu outbreak in Russia
nbsp;Chicken trouble as bird flu scares Europe
nbsp;Official: World not ready for flu
nbsp;Bush military bird flu role slammed
nbsp;Bird flu vaccine ‘works‘ on people
nbsp;First bird flu deaths in Indonesia nbsp;Experts say flu pandemic is imminent
RESOURCES
nbsp;Bird flu:What you need to know
nbsp;Interactive:Bird flu facts
nbsp;Interactive:What is influenza
nbsp;Timeline:Flu pandemics
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CNN.com Home Page - More CNN.com sections: World U.S. Weather Business Sports Politics Law Technology Science & Space Health Entertainment Travel Education Special Reports Video Autos
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Scientists across the world are racing the clock to develop a vaccine to combat a deadly strain of avian influenza, or bird flu, which has the potential to trigger a global pandemic.
The World Health Organization warns the disease -- which has killed dozens of people -- is developing in new and unpredictable ways.
The disease, which first surfaced in southern China eight years ago, is highly infectious in birds but does not, so far, spread easily between humans. The fear is it could soon mutate into a form that can. Aided by the ease of global travel, the virus could cause havoc worldwide.
STORIES
nbsp;Bird flu death, spread shakes Asia
nbsp;Dead wild fowl brings German tests
nbsp;U.N.: New bird flu cases in China
nbsp;New bird flu outbreak in Russia
nbsp;Chicken trouble as bird flu scares Europe
nbsp;Official: World not ready for flu
nbsp;Bush military bird flu role slammed
nbsp;Bird flu vaccine ‘works‘ on people
nbsp;First bird flu deaths in Indonesia nbsp;Experts say flu pandemic is imminent
RESOURCES
nbsp;Bird flu:What you need to know
nbsp;Interactive:Bird flu facts
nbsp;Interactive:What is influenza
nbsp;Timeline:Flu pandemics
nbsp;
_xyz
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