GENEVA (Reuters) - Hundreds of health experts gather on Monday to try to hammer out a global plan to battle bird flu and stop the virus triggering a human pandemic that could kill millions.
From financial help for some of the world's poorest countries to ways of improving detection, officials aim to shore up defences against the H5N1 bird flu virus, which is already endemic amongst poultry in parts of Asia.
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