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Wednesday, January 23, 2008  
Experts urge stockpiling of flu vaccine additives (Reuters) (No Prescription)
Experts urge stockpiling of flu vaccine additives (Reuters)

A chicken is seen at a market in Jammu January 14, 2008. Leading infectious disease experts called on Wednesday for the separate stockpiling of additives, or adjuvants, to help boost the effectiveness of vaccines to fight the next flu pandemic. Experts have warned for years that a flu pandemic is long overdue and scientists at a conference in Bangkok said the H5N1 bird flu virus remained a key candidate, but another avian influenza virus could unleash such a catastrophe. (Amit Gupta/Reuters)Reuters - Leading infectious disease experts called on Wednesday for the separate stockpiling of additives, or adjuvants, to help boost the effectiveness of vaccines to fight the next flu pandemic.



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Don't blame wild birds for H5N1 spread: expert (Reuters)
Reuters - There is no solid evidence that wild birds are to blame for the apparent spread of the H5N1 virus from Asia to parts of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, an animal disease expert said on Wednesday.
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India's communists enlist cadres to battle bird flu (Reuters)

Children stand in a queue to give their chickens for culling to health workers in Haribati, a village in eastern Indian state of West Bengal, 23 January 2008. India's West Bengal admitted it was falling behind in its battle against bird flu as the virus spread to more than half the densely populated state.(AFP/Deshakalyan Chowdhury)Reuters - The communist government of India's West Bengal state has asked thousands of its cadres to help veterinary staff cull birds to contain an outbreak of bird flu in poultry that officials fear could spiral out of control.



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Obesity surgery seen as diabetes cure (AP)

A man and a woman wait at a tram stop in Manchester, northwest England. Cooking lessons will be made compulsory for English teenagers from the start of the next academic year as part of a battle to cut spiralling levels of obesity, the government announced Tuesday.(AFP/File/Paul Ellis)AP - A new study gives the strongest evidence yet that obesity surgery can cure diabetes.



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India admits falling behind in bird flu battle (AFP)

Villagers stand in a queue as health workers cull their chickens in Haribati in eastern Indian state of West Bengal, 23 January 2008. India's West Bengal admitted it was falling behind in its battle against bird flu as the virus spread to more than half the densely populated state.(AFP/Deshakalyan Chowdhury)AFP - India's West Bengal admitted it was falling behind in its battle against bird flu as the virus spread to more than half the densely populated state.



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