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In Asia, more than 120 people have been sickened, and 23 are dead, from a potent strain of bird flu that has the frightening markings of a potential pandemic strain.
FORBES: We're Not Prepared For China's Deadly Bird Flu
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Many short-term foreign loans have been rolled over, relieving the potential strain on those reserves.
ECONOMIST: The IMF and East Asia
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World Health Organization (WHO) officials have expressed concern over the clusters of cases of the new coronavirus strain and the potential for it to spread.
BBC: Coronavirus
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Holding the tablet or computer too low, especially on your lap if you are sitting on your bed or a couch, can flex your neck forward leading to potential muscle strain.
FORBES: Five Tips to Reduce Neck and Shoulder Pain When Using a Tablet or Computer
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This puts a potential double strain on the economy.
BBC: Heading back across the border
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Below that, though, the budget surplus diminishes, the conflict over the stabilization fund grows, and the potential for a budgetary strain and liquidity squeeze increases.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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In a report issued Friday, CRT Capital analyst Mike Derchin assessed the potential impact of the newest flu strain and said investors should not be worried.
FORBES: Delta and United, Big in Asia, May See Impact if Flu Risk Grows
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In a darkened conference room in Malta in September, a Dutch scientist announced to a virology meeting that he had created a mutated strain of H5N1 bird flu which had the potential to spread between humans.
BBC: When should science be censored?
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The bird flu, so-called H5N1, has top epidemiologists across the world on edge because of its potential to mutate into a new strain that no one would be immune to and that could easily spread among humans.
FORBES: A Killer Virus Spreads
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But it's a potential public health catastrophe with the new strain called XDR-TB, for extensively drug resistant tuberculosis.
NPR: TB Traveler Exposes Diagnosis Problems
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Hatfill apparently drew investigators' attention because of a two year-stint at the U.S. Army's bioweapons facility at Fort Detrick, Maryland, where he had potential access to anthrax allegedly from the same strain of bacteria as that sent through the mail.
CNN: Scientist under scrutiny denies anthrax link