Two more Egyptian women die of bird flu (MSNBC) Two Egyptian women died of bird flu on Monday, bringing to four the number of fatalities from the virus in the most populous Arab country in less than a week. [News Source]

Two Egyptian women die of bird flu virus (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Two Egyptian women died of bird flu on Monday, bringing to four the number of fatalities from the virus in the most populous Arab country in less than a week as Egypt emerged from a warm-weather lull in avian flu cases. [News Source]

Two Egyptian women die of bird flu (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) Two Egyptian women have died of bird flu, bringing to four the number of fatalities from the virus in the country in less than a week. [News Source]

Two Egyptian women die of bird flu (AAP via Yahoo!Xtra News) Two Egyptian women have died of bird flu, bringing to four the number of fatalities from the virus in the country in less than a week. [News Source]

Egypt reports 2 more bird flu deaths (Disaster News Network) Two young women have died from bird flu in Egypt, the second and third fatalities from the deadly H5N1 avian influenza virus in less than one week, according to the country's Health Ministry. [News Source]

Egyptian woman dies of bird flu; third dead in week (The Globe and Mail) The death was the 18th bird flu fatality and the 43rd human case in Egypt since the deadly H5N1 virus arrived in early 2006 [News Source]

Egyptian woman dies of bird flu, third in a week (AlertNet) Source: Reuters (Adds details of case, background) CAIRO, Dec 31 (Reuters) - An Egyptian woman who had been in contact with sick birds died of the avian influenza virus on Monday, the third death in the most ... [News Source]

WHO finds no evidence of sustained bird flu cases (Dawn) RAWALPINDI, Dec 30: A team of the World Health Organisation (WHO), which travelled to Pakistan to participate with the national authorities in the ongoing investigations of several suspected cases of human H5N1 avian influenza infections and carried out preliminary risk assessment, has found no evidence of sustained cases of human H5N1 infections. [News Source]

Bird flu still a threat 10 years after leap to humans (USA Today) In Hong Kong, when a mysterious avian flu virus jumped from poultry to people for the first time, killing six of the 18 people infected, world health experts sounded the alarm. They warned that the stage was set for a global flu pandemic. That was 10 years ago, and the virus, known as H5N1, has not yet changed in a way that would allow it to spread easily from person to person. But health ... [News Source]

Egypt announces new bird flu death (AFP via Yahoo! News) Egypt's health ministry on Sunday announced the death of a 25-year-old woman from the H5N1 strain of bird flu -- the second case in a week. [News Source]

Egyptian woman dies of bird flu, 2nd in week (Reuters via Yahoo! News) A 25-year-old Egyptian woman died of bird flu on Sunday, the second fatality among humans in Egypt in less than one week, the Health Ministry said. [News Source]

WHO: No human-to-human transmission of bird flu virus (Sun Star) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- The World Health Organization (WHO) has clarified recent reports that there was confirmed human-to-human transmission of the H5N1 avian influenza or bird flu in Pakistan. [News Source]