WEB SITES WITH INFORMATION ON THE AVIAN (BIRD) FLU

World Health Organization (WHO)	The WHO will track issues on a global level and report to all governments
WHO Avian Influenza	Frequently Asked Questions
WHO	Fact Sheet On Avian Influenza
Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC)	1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636 - Hotline gives information on pandemic influenza. Questions can be e-mailed to inquiry@cdc.gov. The CDC will use television, radio, Internet and newspaper announcements about the status of an avian flu pandemic.
Official U.S. Government Web Site	Information On Pandemic Flu And Avian Influenza
States Planning	Review Your State’s Planning Efforts
Agricultural Department/ Animal Productive Health Division	Bird Flu and Cats
FEMA on Kids	Ideas For Kids In An Emergency
FEMA on Water	Emergency Food & Water Supplies
United States Department Of Agriculture	Avian Influenza (Bird Flu)
United States Department Of Agriculture	“Hot Issues: Avian Influenza In The United State”
The American Veterinary Medical Association	Information about pets and the bird flu.
MSNBC site	Watch the spread of the H5N1 virus: 2003 to today
PlaneTree Library	A comprehensive consumer health and medical library
72 Hours.com	Offered by San Francisco: Preparation strategies catelogued by type of disaster
CDC - Living Abroad	Relevant health information for Americans living abroad
Multinational Monitor; March/April 2006; Vol. 27, No. 2	An entire issue dedicated to the politics of the bird flu

It's about disaster planning in general,
with a special emphasis on what to do
if there's a pandemic.