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Specimens of the rapidly evolving virus are needed to develop vaccines and treatments.
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Patient died nine days after illness onset; visited live poultry farm four days before illness.
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The vaccine is not intended for commercial distribution, but to supplement the national stockpile of influenza vaccines in the event of a pandemic.
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A woman from Taiwan has been infected with novel H6N1 influenza A virus, an avian influenza that's been circulating since 1972.
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A study shows that drug-resistant mutations have been identified in patients infected with the avian H7N9 influenza A virus.
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Although no evidence exists of sustained ongoing human-to-human H7N9 transmission, health officials are taking steps to prepare for a potential pandemic.
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H7N9 influenza A, a strain of avian flu not previously known to infect humans, has sickened seven and killed two in China.
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By presenting research on the safety and efficacy of the flu vaccine, clinicians can successfully promote vaccination to patients in their care.
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Immunologic priming and MF59-mixed vaccine demonstrated effective immune responses against strains of the avian flu.