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UW Conversation on the Controversial H5N1 Papers

secondcriterion wrote 9 hours ago: Those of you who follow science news may be familiar with the controversy surrounding two recent pap … more →

Tags: In The News, Avian Flu, Bioethics, KAWAOKA, uw madison

Scientists develop bird flu test kit

headlineslibrary wrote 2 days ago: Made-In-Singapore H5N1 Bird Flu Diagnostic Kit, which can detect all known strains of H5N1 virus wit … more →

Tags: Asia, test kit

Pandemic 2009 H1N1 vaccination produces antibodies against multiple flu strains

Ed Rybicki wrote 5 days ago: See on Scoop.it – Virology News “The pandemic 2009 H1N1 vaccine can generate antibodies … more →

Tags: General Virology, Influenza viruses, Vaccines: General, vaccine, Influenza, Pandemic, flu, h1n1

Waiting to Explode

ryancr11 wrote 2 weeks ago: Guterl, Fred, Scientific American 306, 64 – 69 (2012) Published online: 15 May 2012 | doi:10.1 … more →

Tags: zJournal articles, Influenza, bird flu

Influenza Toys with the Human Race

mzoler wrote 2 weeks ago: The current U.S. influenza seasonal epidemic, the mildest in years, is in its death throes, based on … more →

Tags: Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, IMNG, Internal Medicine News, Blognosis, flu, CDC, Influenza, Centers for Disease Control

H5N1 - The Great Debate

stevewiddows wrote 3 weeks ago: In 2009 we experienced a global pandemic. The H1N1 influenza spread so quickly many were unprepared. … more →

Tags: General Interest, h1n1, Virus, Pandemic, Who?, h5n1 paper, KAWAOKA, World Health Organization, human-contagious

UBC Researchers Make Breakthrough in Flu Vaccines

sevvienet wrote 3 weeks ago: Researchers at the University of British Columbia have made a discovery regarding the H1N1 or swine … more →

Tags: Article, News Article, h1n1, flu, Vaccines, Medicine

News Mash: Deadly bird flu virus paper has been published & a rare bacteria strain kills CA man!5 comments

anguishedrepose wrote 3 weeks ago: In December of last year, Anguished Repose gave you a heads-up about research paper that was battlin … more →

Tags: Science, Medicine and health, News Mash, Anguished Repose, Yoshihiro Kawaoka, devastating flu pandemic, the-journal-nature, researcher at an infectious diseases laboratory in San , CA man died as a result of a rare bacteria strain

H5N1. Первая "секретная" статья вышла в печать.

apoleg wrote 3 weeks ago: image credit: M.Kemp/Rubberball/Getty На этой неделе в открытом доступе появилась статья, публикацию … more →

Tags: безопасность, цензура, Science, Nature

Setting up a platform for plant-based influenza virus vaccine production in South Africa

Ed Rybicki wrote 3 weeks ago: A virus-like particle formed by influenza virus haemagglutinin budding out of plant cells. By Russel … more →

Tags: General Virology, Influenza viruses, Vaccines: General, biopharming, bird flu, flu, flu vaccine, Influenza, plant-based

Scientists Publish How To Make Deadly Flu Virus

IvanGrozni wrote 3 weeks ago: H1N1 was a scare for sometime that got parents afraid of groceries, farmers afraid of pigs and Jews … more →

Tags: Science/Technology, Viral, Inventions, Phenomena, Disease, Accidents&Fails, Health;Medicine, h1n1, bird flu

The Kawaoka droplet transmission H5N1/pH1N1 study

monotreme1000 wrote 4 weeks ago: Nature has just published the long-awaited paper by Kawaoka and colleagues describing the creation o … more →

Tags: Science, Avian Flu, bird flu, Ferrets, flu, ha, Influenza, KAWAOKA, Pandemic

NIH working on guidance for compliance with DURC policy

vaiseyj wrote 4 weeks ago: BioPrepWatch.com May 3, 2012 Officials with the federal government are preparing guidance to aid loc … more →

Tags: Biological / Chemical weapons, Research, Virology, Research Ethics, NIH (US)

H5N1 Paper Published: Deadly, Transmissible Bird Flu Could Be Closer than Thought

Bryan Walsh wrote 4 weeks ago: You might not have noticed, but the influenza world has been in a bit of an uproar since late last y … more →

Tags: flu, Medical Journals, Medicine, policy industry, bird flu, Nature, NSABB, Ron Fouchier, Science

H5N1 research censorship 'problematic'

vaiseyj wrote 1 month ago: BBC News Pallab Ghosh 2 May 2012 The editor of the world-leading scientific journal Nature says curr … more →

Tags: Biological / Chemical weapons, Influenza, Research

One of 2 Hotly Debated H5N1 Paper Finally Goes to Press

Issa Bloom wrote 1 month ago: They have been called the most famous papers that were never published. 2 may 20012 Nature published … more →

Tags: Life, science, Cell Biology, Science, Nature, World Health Organization, influenza infection, bird flu virus

Dutch government approves Fouchier’s H5N1 study publication

Alex Trumbull wrote 1 month ago: BioPrepWatch 1 May 2012 Dutch government officials have approved an export license for Ron Fouchier, … more →

Tags: Virology

H5N1 Flu Virus Could be 'Engineered' to Put Hundreds of Millions at Risk, Scientist Tells Homeland Security Committee

rajaten wrote 1 month ago: (CNSNews.com) – If H5N1 bird flu, which has a 60-percent fatality rate, were engineered to spr … more →

Tags: 2012, h5n1

Flu Research Moratorium Should Continue, Fauci Says

vaiseyj wrote 1 month ago: ScienceInsider David Malakoff  26 April 2012 Although the contention over whether to publish two con … more →

Tags: Biological / Chemical weapons, Influenza, Research, Avian Influenza


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