China, Japan, S. Korea In Pact To Cooperate In Flu Outbreaks
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
China, Japan and South Korea have signed a plan to cooperate with each other in case an influenza pandemic occurs. Each of the three nations is to establish an agency responsible for communicating with the other two and sharing information if there is an outbreak of flu, including bird flu. Chen Zhu, China's health minister, said the three nations have a lot of movement of personnel and commercial exchanges among them, increasing the risk of flu infection. (Click here for more
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