A glimmer of hope shines on the impending Bird Flu pandemic as researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine announce a vaccine that protects both mice and chickens from the Avian Flu virus. The virus, grown in cells and containing the dreaded H5N1 strain, can be produced faster and may be more immune-activating than traditional methods of vaccine production. Chickens and mice across the land are celebrating with clucks and squeeks of joy as humans stand by in quiet anticipation of good news to come.

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