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  • NZ's first hospital-based contained lab opens

    News
    New Zealand
    20 Mar 2012

    Laboratory workers are hoping to provide faster diagnosis of infectious organisms thanks to New Zealand's first sealed-off lab based in a hospital.

    NZ's first hospital-based contained lab opens
  • Flu viruses that jump from animals to humans

    Audio 14 Feb 2012

    Dr Richard Webby is based at the St Jude Centre of Excellence for Influenza Research in Memphis. He was closely involved in the development of the first H5N1 bird flu vaccine in 2004, and is director… Audio

  • Bird flu research stopped by terrorism fears

    News
    World
    22 Jan 2012

    Scientists who created a more deadly strain of bird flu have temporarily stopped their research amid fears it could be used by bioterrorists.

    Bird flu research stopped by terrorism fears
  • Terror fears halt mutant bird flu research

    News
    World
    21 Jan 2012

    Scientists who created a more deadly strain of bird flu have temporarily stopped their research amid fears it could be used by terrorists.

    Terror fears halt mutant bird flu research
  • Latest bird flu virus 'doesn't jump between humans'

    News
    World
    3 Jan 2012

    Chinese health authorities say the latest bird flu virus that killed a 39-year-old bus driver in the southern city of Shenzhen over the weekend is not yet transmissible between humans.

    Latest bird flu virus 'doesn't jump between humans'
  • Bird flu death in China

    News
    World
    1 Jan 2012

    State media in China report a man has died of bird flu a week after being admitted to hospital with a fever in the southern province of Guangdong.

    Bird flu death in China
  • Researcher discusses censorship of brid flu research

    Audio 22 Dec 2011

    A scientist who lead Dutch research into the bird flu virus says his team's findings shouldn't be censored. Audio

  • Bird flu virus details blackout sought

    News
    World
    22 Dec 2011

    A federal government agency in the United States has asked two scientific journals not to reveal how to make a deadly version of a bird flu virus.

    Bird flu virus details blackout sought
  • Scientists have created a deadly strain of bird flu

    Audio 21 Dec 2011

    Scientists who have created a deadly strain of bird flu which has the potential to infect and kill millons of people have agreed to censor key parts of their research. Audio

  • Animal research decreases by 13%

    News
    New Zealand
    19 Sep 2010

    The number of animals being used for research in New Zealand decreased by 13% last year.

    Animal research decreases by 13%
  • Swine flu planning not wasted, says director

    News
    New Zealand
    16 Jun 2010

    The Director of Public Health is defending the handling of the swine flu pandemic, despite a critical article by a leading medical journal.

    Swine flu planning not wasted, says director
  • NZ 'well prepared' for more swine flu

    News
    New Zealand
    4 Feb 2010

    Health Minister Tony Ryall says New Zealand is well prepared for a second wave of swine flu, which could occur earlier than normal for the usual surge of winter flu.

    NZ 'well prepared' for more swine flu
  • Britain investigates spread of drug-resistant swine flu

    News
    World
    21 Nov 2009

    Health officials in Britian are investigating a case in which a strain of swine flu resistant to the anti-viral drug Tamiflu has been transmitted from one person to another.

    Britain investigates spread of drug-resistant swine flu
  • Today's papers

    News
    New Zealand
    19 Aug 2009

    The New Zealand Herald reports that immigration officers have given police fresh information on National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi's alleged involvement in an immigration scam.

    Today's papers
  • Christchurch students tested for swine flu

    News
    New Zealand
    14 Jun 2009

    More than 60 pre-school and secondary students are in isolation after two Christchurch children tested positive for swine flu.

    Christchurch students tested for swine flu
  • World Health Organisation declares pandemic

    News
    World
    13 Jun 2009

    Swine flu has been declared a global pandemic, at the highest level of the World Health Organisation's alert scale.

    World Health Organisation declares pandemic
  • Vietnam confirms first case of swine flu

    News
    World
    31 May 2009

    A student who returned to Vietnam from the United States has been confirmed as having the H1N1 influenza virus, the first case of swine flu in the Southeast Asian country.

    Vietnam confirms first case of swine flu
  • Asia urged to stay alert against swine flu

    News
    World
    7 May 2009

    A third of the world's population could be infected by swine flu in the next year, a top United Nations health official said on Thursday, urging Asian governments to stay alert for a potentially wider…

    Asia urged to stay alert against swine flu
  • American Samoa begins border surveillance in response to bird flu

    News
    Pacific
    6 May 2009

    An American Samoa health team boarded Monday night's Hawaiian Air flight to check on arriving passengers for swine flu. This is the start of the territory's border surveillance in response...

    American Samoa begins border surveillance in response to bird flu
  • Mexico swine flu outbreak stabilising - health minister

    News
    World
    3 May 2009

    Mexico's flu outbreak appeared to be stabilizing on Saturday, as officials said hospitals were seeing fewer new cases of people with symptoms from the new swine flu virus and cut the estimated death…

    Mexico swine flu outbreak stabilising - health minister
  • Nasal vaccine

    Audio 30 Apr 2009

    Australian scientists have had positive test results with a vaccine that protects mice against deadly bird flu. Audio

  • Egypt orders cull of pig herds

    News
    World
    30 Apr 2009

    Egypt has ordered the slaughter of every pig herd in the country as a precaution against swine flu. Egypt has been hard hit by the H5N1 bird flu virus.

    Egypt orders cull of pig herds
  • Transit passengers in isolation not seriously ill

    News
    New Zealand
    29 Apr 2009

    None of the five transit passengers in isolation at Middlemore Hospital with suspected swine flu is seriously ill, says the Ministry of Health.

    Transit passengers in isolation not seriously ill
  • New Zealand has swine flu

    News
    New Zealand
    28 Apr 2009

    The presence of swine flu in New Zealand has been confirmed, say health officials.

    New Zealand has swine flu
  • Drug company shares rise

    News
    Business
    28 Apr 2009

    European shares ended higher on Monday as pharmaceutical companies gained on hopes of increased demand for vaccines for swine flu.

    Drug company shares rise
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