World Health Organisation: H7N9 bird flu is "one of the most lethal viruses so far"
As the death toll rises to 22 and the virus arrives in Taiwan, the World Health Organisation has given a stark warning.
An international team of experts led by the World Health Organisation has said that H7N9 bird flu is one of the most lethal flu viruses so far, and that it can transmit to humans more easily than the
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