H5N1 detected in NW China's dead fowl
China announced Tuesday that dead fowl found in the NW Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region were confirmed as H5N1 positive in tests by the national laboratory.
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A two-year-old baby girl surnamed Peng (L) prepares to leave hospital after recovering from bird flu at the Taiyuan No. 4 Hospital, Feb. 3, 2009.
Xinhua
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- Regulator: Bird flu vaccine stockpiled for possible outbreak
- No sign shows human to human bird flu infection
- Official explains human bird flu cases
- Bird flu patient discharged from hospital
- Leading expert issues new bird flu warning
- No outbreak among poultry reported, says ministry
- Chinese infant recovers from bird flu infection
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 Guizhou bird flu patient transferred to regular ward
A 3-year-old girl has become the youngest person ever in China to recover from bird flu infection.
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 Emergency response to bird flu ended in N China
Health authorities in central China's Hunan Province have ended a week-long quarantine for 157 people who had close contacts with two confirmed bird flu cases, one of whom died.
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 Hanoi bans poultry transport by bikes to stop bird flu
Bird flu has reemerged in a village in Vietnamese southern Ca Mau province, Vietnam News reported on Monday, citing source with local agriculture department.
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