7 minutes agoPrompt O BSH, this flu is the biggest threat after Ovid 19
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(3 years ago)One of the world's leading scientists in O BSH, Sir Jeremy Farrar, who was formerly director of Wellcome Trust, has said that the H5N1 bird virus poses the world's greatest invisibility threat after Cove. Fear has risen in recent weeks due to the current <x0 possible unprecedented”, which has seen a [...]
Currently, there is no preventative vaccine for the virus. If there were an explosion in Europe, the Middle East, America or Mexico of H5N1 in people tomorrow, we would not be able to vaccinate the world by 2023,” said Sir Jeremy, the World Health Organization's chief scientist assigned to a press conference in London.
He is now urging governments to start investing in testing all available H5N1 flu vaccines. According to experts, the majority of human deaths from this virus were in the early 2000 ' s, and there have been some cases in people recently. But with so many viruses around us, the situation can change very quickly.
O The BSH calls for a higher “bility around bird agriculture”, which can help prevent further transmission from mammals to humans. The World Animal Health Organization (WOAH) previously warned that mammals can act as the <x3-seconds mixer <xx4> for various viruses, which can lead to a new version that is still the most harmful “” for humans.
While bird flu usually affects birds and wild birds, it can be transmitted to mammals, including humans. The H5N1 already has a mortality rate of about 50 percent among people.
Only 870 people have been infected with bird flu in the last 20 years, and 457 have died. The bird flu has been found only in one person in Britain when Alan Gosling, 79, a retired engineer in Devon, caught it from ducks at his home in December 2021. Another expert told The Sun earlier that they feared that the virus could combine with another virus to make it more dangerous. /Euronews/
