The return of warmer weather to the northern hemisphere is unlikely to bring a let-up in the deadly H5N1 virus since it is already endemic in poultry flocks in several parts of Asia, experts say. Scientists previously found the bird flu virus to be most active from October to March when temperatures are cooler or below 20 Celsius (68 Fahrenheit), but now they are warning against any complacency with the return of summer. Full Story
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