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In calmer times, Americans might devote more of their anxiety to the possibility of a massively fatal pandemic. These days, though, avian flu needs to get in line behind people’s more immediate worries—at least so far. In a survey conducted for the Harvard School of Public Health by research firm ICR, 57 percent of adults said they’re concerned about the potential spread of avian flu in this country. But many fewer (15 percent) described themselves as “very concerned” about it.
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