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Updated on: Thursday 02 February 2006, 8:06 Makka Time, 5:06 GMT  

Bird flu vaccine hope

Scientists have produced a vaccine against deadly H5N1 strains of bird flu that has protected mice, using a genetic engineering technique that can be scaled up for stockpiling to prepare for a pandemic.  FULL STORY

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