The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 208, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... Asia . Radiating from China , H5N1 strains reached South Korea and Japan in the north ; they swept through Southeast Asia as far as Indonesia . Some experts and officials have suggested that the viruses traveled in the guts of wild ...
... Asia . Radiating from China , H5N1 strains reached South Korea and Japan in the north ; they swept through Southeast Asia as far as Indonesia . Some experts and officials have suggested that the viruses traveled in the guts of wild ...
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... Asia pose a continuing threat . The virus could evolve into a form that passes easily from person to person and could spread around the world by jet ( opposite ) . " We know what we should do , " says flu expert Yoshihiro Kawaoka ...
... Asia pose a continuing threat . The virus could evolve into a form that passes easily from person to person and could spread around the world by jet ( opposite ) . " We know what we should do , " says flu expert Yoshihiro Kawaoka ...
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... Asia . If containment failed , in a few more weeks the newborn pandemic would hit major cities . There it would infect people with passports and plane tickets . The rest of the world would be hours away . Richer countries are scrambling ...
... Asia . If containment failed , in a few more weeks the newborn pandemic would hit major cities . There it would infect people with passports and plane tickets . The rest of the world would be hours away . Richer countries are scrambling ...
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