Bird flu could threaten humans worldwide - study

A type of bird flu that has killed millions of chickens is becoming more infectious to mammals.

Bird flu could threaten humans worldwide - study
Tue, 29 Jun, 2004 - 13:39

A type of bird flu that has killed millions of chickens is becoming more infectious to mammals.

Scientists fear it could cause the next worldwide pandemic in humans.

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