Bird flu not mutating yet say CDC experts
Genetic studies of the Hong Kong bird flu shows no current mutation to a more dangerous form and unlikely to spark a world epidemic. CDC scientists urge caution as they track possible genetic changes in H5N1 and develop a new vaccine.
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Calls for tougher fishing bycatch limits in U S waters
Washington coalition of conservationists and sportsmen urged government to cut bycatch by 75 percent by 2005. They pressed for strict limits on drift gillnets and other practices to protect juvenile fish and species like swordfish marlin sharks and bluefin tuna, urging action ahead of NMFS guidelines under 1996 fisheries law. David Wilmot of the Ocean Wildlife Campaign spoke at a Washington news conference.
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