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Second outbreak of bird flu suspected in Fraser Valley
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Chad Skelton and Amy Carmichael
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Kiley, Cornelius
2004
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2004
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Second outbreak of bird flu suspected in Fraser Valley
2004
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The flu strain at Loewen Acres was different from the strain in Asia that has led to human deaths. [Cornelius Kiley] said there is no indication at this point that the strain in Canada poses any risk to human health. Further testing on the outbreak at Loewen Acres indicated that the farm was a virus soup infected with mutating strains of avian flu. Five workers at Loewen Acres fell ill with mild flu and conjunctivitis, but tests showed avian flu was not to blame in three of those cases.
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