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H7N9 is now airborne, 25% fatality rate
24 May 2013, 13:52,
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Binnie Away
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RE: H7N9 is now airborne, 25% fatality rate
does bird flu actually kill poultry? or just give it the sniffles,

everything i read is human based?

IE if one WERE to keep chickens, even though the keeper had the means to filter air to breathe and keep themselves realatively safe, would the chickens be wiped out?
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RE: H7N9 is now airborne, 25% fatality rate - by Binnie - 24 May 2013, 13:52

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