Avian Influenza in Human

Human Bird Flu Guide

Avian Influenza in Human edited by Chen Qiu, Yu-xin Shi, and Pu-xuan Lu provides a comprehensive overview of avian influenza viruses that can infect humans and cause serious health complications. The book covers the causes, epidemiology, diagnosis, clinical treatment, and prevention strategies of human avian influenza. It includes detailed information on major virus strains, clinical cases, and diagnostic methods, making it a valuable reference for healthcare professionals, researchers, and infectious disease specialists.

Key Features:

• Explains human infection caused by avian influenza viruses
• Covers diagnosis, treatment, and prevention methods
• Includes major strains such as H5N1, H7N9, and H5N6
• Provides clinical cases and diagnostic examples
• Discusses disease transmission and epidemiology
• Written by experienced medical and research specialists
• Useful for healthcare workers and infectious disease studies
• Supports better understanding of influenza prevention and control