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Researchers are now reporting that an experimental mixture <\/b><\/a>of the H5N1 avian flu and the H3N2 human flu did not seem to be easily transmissable. Researchers tested the experimental hybrid strain in ferrets, whose upper respiratory tract and lungs are similar to humans.<\/p>\n

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Researchers are now reporting that an experimental mixture of the H5N1 avian flu and the H3N2 human flu did not seem to be easily transmissable. Researchers tested the experimental hybrid strain in ferrets, whose upper respiratory tract and lungs are similar to humans. 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