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	Home » Avian Influenza » Understanding avian flu

Avian Influenza
Glossary of terms, types of birds affected, surveillance activities and travel recommendations

	Glossary of terms
	Common questions about avian flu
	Wild birds and avian flu
	Domestic poultry and avian flu
	Poultry meat and eggs and avian flu
	Poultry and bird-related products and avian flu
	Farm animals and avian flu
	Pets and avian flu
	Considerations for travelers
	What is being done about avian flu in the U.S.?
	What should I be doing to prepare for avian flu?

Updated: Thursday, November 16, 2006 at 12:23 PM

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