Avian Influenza among Waterfowl Hunters and Wildlife Professionals
James S. Gill, Richard J. Webby, Mary J.R. Gilchrist, Gregory C. Gray
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James S. Gill, Richard J. Webby, Mary J.R. Gilchrist, Gregory C. Gray
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We report serologic evidence of avian influenza infection in 1 duck hunter and 2 wildlife professionals with extensive histories of wild waterfowl and game bird exposure. Two laboratory methods showed evidence of past infection with influenza A/H11N9, a less common virus strain in wild ducks, in these 3 persons.
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We report serologic evidence of avian influenza infection in 1 duck hunter and 2 wildlife professionals with extensive histories of wild waterfowl and game bird exposure. Two laboratory methods showed evidence of past infection with influenza A/H11N9, a less common virus strain in wild ducks, in these 3 persons.
Key concepts: Waterfowl, Influenza A virus subtype H5N1, Wildlife, Influenza A virus, Virology, Biology, Serology, Veterinary medicine