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China says woman died from bird flu new to humans

By Gillian Wong | December 19, 2013 - 4:27am

Chinese authorities said yesterday that a 73-year-old Chinese woman died after being infected with a bird flu strain that had sickened a human for the first time, a development that the World Health Organization...

World

2 in China first known deaths from H7N9 bird flu

March 31, 2013 - 7:02pm

Two Shanghai men have died from a lesser-known type of bird flu in the first known human deaths from the strain, and Chinese authorities said Sunday that it wasn't clear how they were infected, but that there was...

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