All domestic fowls inoculated in Inner Mongolia for bird flu prevention (People’s Daily) A total of 42.6 million domestic fowls in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region have received compulsory inoculations following an outbreak of bird flu in the region last month, according to local authorities. [News Source]

Bird flu: Who’s next? Bangladesh!The Role of Public Administration (News From Bangladesh) In comparison to malaria and diarroeal diseases, which together kill over 3 million people every year, bird flu has killed very few people. However, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the H5N1 virus may mutate into a new human flu virus against, which humans have no immunity. [News Source]

Alaska villagers living in bird flu’s flight path. What has brought the Eskimos sustenance for generations now may carry the deadly virus into North America. [News Source]

Threat of bird flu persists (The Olympian) WASHINGTON - Less than a year ago, Americans could barely turn on the television, surf the Internet or pick up a newspaper without finding a doomsday story about deadly avian flu. [News Source]

Bird flu flies under radar (Akron Beacon Journal) Less than a year ago, Americans could barely turn on the television, surf the Internet or pick up a newspaper without finding a doomsday story about deadly avian flu. [News Source]

Indonesia authorities say fewer regions are avian flu endemic (Gulf Times) JAKARTA: The number of Indonesian provinces where bird flu is endemic has nearly halved in the last six months, although all areas on heavily populated Java island remain affected, a health official said yesterday. [News Source]

Deadly Bird Flu Not Forgotten By U.S Health Officials (RedNova) WASHINGTON _ Less than a year ago, Americans could barely turn on the television, surf the Internet or pick up a newspaper without finding a doomsday story about deadly avian flu. [News Source]