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H5N1 can be dangerous
August 21, 2007 by timetraveller, 2 years 13 weeks ago
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The ability of this virus to genetically modify itself and spread among humans is of alarming significance as this has lead to huge difficulty in building a constant vaccine against it.This makes this virus even more deadly.It should be noted that a lot of energy is going on to fight this virus which can be serious and can cause epidemic because of its ability to spread.
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