Regular Flu Immunity May Protect Against H5N1 Bird Flu

New research suggests that immunity acquired from common flu infections or vaccinations may offer some protection against the H5N1 bird flu strain. This finding indicates a potentially lower risk of a deadly bird flu pandemic than previously feared.

14 Apr, 08:04 — 14 Apr, 08:04

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Likely no deadly bird flu pandemic: Immunity against regular flu also works on H5N1

The long-feared bird flu pandemic may not be as devastating as medical professionals have been warning for years.

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Regular Flu Immunity May Protect Against H5N1 Bird Flu

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Gevreesde vogelgriep lijkt veel minder eng: door griep of griepprik al wat immuniteit

Likely no deadly bird flu pandemic: Immunity against regular flu also works on H5N1

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