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Bird flu outbreak hits chicken farms in Mexico

An outbreak of avian flu in Mexico has killed at least 870,000 poultry birds since its detection last month but poses no threat to humans, the agriculture ministry said.

 

Swine Flu Takes Toll On Mexico Tourism Industry

Swine Flu Takes Toll On Mexico Tourism Industry

The swine flu panic has faded, but the damage could be lasting to Mexico's tourism industry. Millions of dollars of have been lost from the country's third largest source of revenue. The Caribbean resort of Cancun has been particularly hard hit, with 22 hotels closed and about 10,000 workers furloughed.

 

U.S. Woman With Swine Flu Dies, More Cases Expected

U.S. Woman With Swine Flu Dies, More Cases Expected

A Texas woman with the H1N1 flu virus died earlier this week, state health officials said, the second death outside of Mexico, where the epidemic appeared to be waning.

 

Mexico's Businesses to Reopen

Mexico's Businesses to Reopen

Health secretary says most economic activity will resume Wednesday, ending a five-day closure.

 

Flu pandemic still likely but Mexico cases easing - Reuters

Flu pandemic still likely but Mexico cases easing - Reuters

Mexico's swine flu outbreak appeared to be easing on Saturday with a decrease in serious cases, the government said, but world health officials warned the unpredictable virus could still become a pandemic.

 

Mexican officials say swine flu virus not as lethal as once thought

The swine flu virus is not as lethal as authorities originally thought, Mexico's health secretary said, though the disease continued ...

 

Swine flu prompts travel warning

Swine flu prompts travel warning

The UK advises against all but essential travel to Mexico, where swine flu is believed to have killed almost 150 people.

 

Global eye turns toward virus; Mexico cases soar

Global eye turns toward virus; Mexico cases soar

Health officials around the world worked to contain what appears to be a spreading swine flu outbreak early Monday, while one out of every five residents of Mexico's most populous city wore masks to protect themselves against the virus.

 

Deadly new flu strain erupts in Mexico, U.S.

A strain of flu never seen before has killed up to 60 people in Mexico and also appeared in the United States, where eight people were infected but recovered, health officials said on Friday.

 

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