Dog Flu (September 30, 2005, Hour One)
Group Health Incorporated, September 26, 2005: Dog Flu Emerges in US political, social, and environmental changes; geographic impact of using petroleum,
Flu Genome (October 7, 2005, Hour One)
The discovery gives researchers insight into why the Spanish flu was so virulent and read National Geographic’s "Bird Flu" Similar to Deadly 1918 Flu,
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"The Next Killer Flu". October 2005 National Geographic. Page 1 of 4 (From December 7, 2004). • New Dog Flu Spreads in US, But Death Rate Is Low
Urban Legends Reference Pages: Dog Flu
"New Dog Flu Spreads in US, But Death Rate Is Low." National Geographic News. 27 September 2005. Noyes, Jesse. "Killer Flu Tracks US Greyhounds.
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Urban Legends Reference Pages: Dog Flu
"New Dog Flu Spreads in US, But Death Rate Is Low." National Geographic News. 27 September 2005. Noyes, Jesse. "Killer Flu Tracks US Greyhounds.
Lesson Plans - Xpeditions @ nationalgeographic.com
Geographic Diffusion of Disease: The Flu Pandemic of 1918-19, 17, 9-12 2004 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.
Flu Genome (October 7, 2005, Hour One)
The discovery gives researchers insight into why the Spanish flu was so virulent and read National Geographic’s "Bird Flu" Similar to Deadly 1918 Flu,
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In Learn More the National Geographic magazine team shares some of its best In its early stages it can be mistaken for the flu, and in the more severe
Effect Measure: Geographic spread of H5N1
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Purdue project could help pets serve as disease watchdogs
"The avian flu virus could be the 'black plague' of veterinary medicine, to individualize vaccine protocols for animals in specific geographic areas.
USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Avian Influenza News
A review of the spread of H5N1 in Asia since 2005 by the FAO concludes that "the role of wild birds in the spread of avian influenza across large geographic