The world's first case of a human infected with H10N3 avian influenza was detected in China, but the country's health authorities said Tuesday that rampant spread is "extremely" unlikely, the Global Times reported.A 41-year-old man from a city in Jiangsu Province had such symptoms as fever and was admitted to a local medical institute for treatment in late April, the tabloid affiliated with the ruling Communist Party said, citing China's National Health Commission.The commission was quoted as saying, "No human cases of H10N3 have been reported in the world, and the H10N3 virus among poultry…READ FULL ARTICLE