• The new bird flu virus outbreak continues to dominate media headlines, as China Central Television reports 14 diagnosed cases and five deaths in the Yangtze River Delta region.

    BBC: China media: Bird flu outbreak

  • The failure by U.S. and other governments' officials to recognize the connection between Shariah and jihad (of either the violent or stealthy kind) is like refusing to acknowledge that there is a common virus causing an outbreak of swine flu.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: A virus called 'Shariah'

  • It is the largest outbreak since the virus first appeared in the US in 1999.

    BBC: West Nile virus death toll in US jumps by a third

  • That afternoon, Craigavon Area Hospital in County Armagh said it was suffering from an outbreak of the virus, but could not afford to close beds.

    BBC: Virus heightens beds crisis

  • While the new virus strain in the recent outbreak has affected humans, Canadian officials said it has shown up at a pig farm in Alberta, Canada.

    CNN: Confirmed cases of H1N1 virus approach 900

  • Angola sealed its border with Congo to contain an outbreak of Marburg virus , an incurable Ebola-like haemorrhagic disease that has killed at least 146 people.

    ECONOMIST: After Pope John Paul II

  • China has confirmed two fresh cases of bird flu in Shanghai, as it attempts to contain the latest outbreak of the virus in the east of the country.

    BBC: China closes Nanjing market over H7N9 bird flu

  • Researchers in the United States have already taking steps to crack the genetic code of the virus behind the swine flu outbreak in order to produce a vaccine, U.S. officials said Wednesday.

    CNN: WHO raises pandemic alert to second-highest level

  • HIV-contaminated blood between the outbreak of the virus in 1981 and the introduction of obligatory screening of blood donors in 1985 were not allowed representation as civil parties in court, as they would have been in normal criminal proceedings.

    ECONOMIST: France

  • And we've learned this again with the recent outbreak of the H1N1 virus.

    WHITEHOUSE: THE WHITE HOUSE

  • The health board said 51 patients have been confirmed as having the virus since the start of the outbreak at the end of January.

    BBC: Third of patients at Liberton Hospital struck by norovirus

  • That may have been the first outbreak of the new virus.

    ECONOMIST: Please God, let me be an American | The

  • The news came as officials in the United States and Mexico, where the outbreak of the H1N1 virus started, were voicing hope that the worst of the new flu strain may be over.

    CNN: Second U.S. death linked to swine flu, officials say

  • And now comes an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus, the contagious and incurable fever that makes its victims bleed to death through their ears, nose, throat, everywhere.

    ECONOMIST: Uganda

  • Practically every outbreak of a worm or malicious virus has been preceded by warnings from the security community.

    FORBES: In Cyber, Losers Ignore, Survivors React, and Winners Predict

  • Health officials have said repeatedly since the outbreak's beginning that the virus cannot be contracted from eating pork.

    CNN: 'We are not out of the woods' with new flu, CDC warns

  • For the moment, experts say the risk of a mass outbreak remains limited, given that the virus isn't easily spread from human to human.

    WSJ: Hong Kong Steps Up Bird-Flu Measures

  • The first lady's comments came as residents of New York City and surrounding communities dealt with an outbreak of a West Nile-like encephalitis virus that has killed six people.

    CNN: By FRANK BUCKLEY/

  • In 2003 an outbreak of Sars killed about 800 people after the virus spread to more than 30 countries around the world.

    BBC: Health

  • In 2002 an outbreak of Sars killed about 800 people after the virus spread to more than 30 countries around the world.

    BBC: Second UK case of 'Sars-like' coronavirus identified

  • The appearance of the new virus has shaken China, where memories of the crippling 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome remain fresh.

    WSJ: Concerns Grow About New Avian-Flu Strain

  • This is less deadly than the previous avian flu outbreak in China six years ago (that H5N1 bird flu virus killed more than 300 people after spreading from China to other countries in 2006).

    FORBES: We're Not Prepared For China's Deadly Bird Flu

  • Michael O'Leary, head of WHO's office in China, told reporters in Beijing on Monday that the international health organization had confidence in China's efforts to track and control the outbreak of H7N9 infections, but that growing interest in the virus globally has prompted WHO to consider sending a team.

    NPR: WHO Talks With China On Sending Bird Flu Team

  • Until researchers can determine what animal is the natural host of the virus, and how MERS spreads from the host to humans, each new outbreak is dangerous and mysterious.

    CNN: Why MERS virus is so scary

  • Uganda's Ministry of Health declared the outbreak in Kibaale district Saturday after getting confirmatory results from the Uganda Virus Research Institute identifying the disease as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Sudan strain.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • But officials feared from the start that the number of imported animals - and the fact that the virus could be carried on the wind or by birds - meant that an outbreak would be difficult to avoid.

    BBC: News Online

  • That theory received a big boost when tests on the British virus showed it to be virtually identical to the strain that had caused the Hungarian outbreak.

    ECONOMIST: Avian flu

  • The biggest news for business continues to come from outside the business realm: first the war in Iraq, and now the outbreak of the so-called SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) virus.

    FORBES: Through It All

  • Twenty years after the global outbreak of AIDS, no one has developed an effective vaccine against the HIV virus, a far more cunning foe than polio, smallpox or measles.

    FORBES: Outsmarting AIDS

  • But farmers say vaccinated animals can still carry the virus and pass it on, without showing any symptoms - so jabs could worsen the outbreak in the long run.

    BBC: Fresh calls for farm virus vaccination

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