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Articles 1-21 out of 21 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Destination News - Asia / Pacific. May 4, 2009 1206 Update on Foot and Mouth Disease, Bluetongue, and Avian Influenza in the European Union. Apr 1, 2008 101 Avian flu update: June 2007. Brief article Jul 1, 2007 167 Bird flu marches on. Coughlin, Erin Brief article May 1, 2006 208 Chicken helps fatten Jack's bottom line: bird flu no threat to its profits--yet. Lewis, Connie May 1, 2006 1409 Web page discusses how to protect workers from avian flu infection. May 1, 2006 162 Recent avian influenza outbreaks in Europe, the Middle East and Africa have caused dramatic swings in poultry consumption, increased trade bans and sharp price declines, the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports. Brief article Apr 1, 2006 188 Preparing for avian influenza: companies need a plan in place. Varisco, Susan Apr 1, 2006 598 Avian flu - Is the Market Ready? Feb 28, 2006 1100 Cost of, access to health care among concerns: situation is only getting worse, local CEO says. Weeks, Katie Jan 2, 2006 1553 Avian flu and EAPs. Maynard, John Jan 1, 2006 731 H7N3 strain of pathogenic bird flu discovered. Brief Article Jan 1, 2006 114 USDA looks to stem H5N1. Dec 1, 2005 605 Threatening global pandemic demands attention. Dec 1, 2005 392 Avian flu batters ostrich industry: thousands of South African ostriches have been destroyed in the wake of an avian flu outbreak. A one billion rand industry has ground to a halt as all exports of ostrich meat have been suspended. Tom Nevin explains the economic consequences. Nevin, Tom Oct 1, 2004 1116 Atypical avian influenza (H5N1). Fraser, Victoria J. Jul 1, 2004 2502 Brazilian poultry exports set record; avian flu scare boosts Asia sales: Japan an especially hot market, but exports also gain in Middle East and Africa. Jul 1, 2004 758 Many British Columbia farmers upset over slaughter compensation. Brief Article Jul 1, 2004 200 EU allows imports of U.S. poultry except from Texas. Apr 5, 2004 385 Bird flu epidemic may yet strike again; United Nations warns there's no easy fix: Thailand and Japan already hit with new outbreaks after declaring victory over the disease. World Health Organization reports that it could take years to fully eradicate the problem. Apr 1, 2004 2905 High-rise buildings are incubators for disease. Waldorf, Phil Feb 18, 2004 368