Wild Animal Trade Plays Role in Bird Flu Spread, Scientists Say

31 May 2006

The legal and illegal trade of wild birds is playing a role in spreading the H5N1 avian flu virus that’s killed 127 people, scientists said. “We still don’t understand this movement of wildlife,” William Karesh, the New York-based director of the field veterinary program at the Wildlife Conservation Society said today at a conference in Rome. Full Story

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