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<<Advancing Bird Flu-H5N1...Now following MERS and Ebola approaching PANDEMICS>>>
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[quote:arkay:MV8xNzc2Mjk3XzM2NjU2MDU0XzkzMjQ1RDVE] [quote:arkay:MV8xNzc2Mjk3XzM2NjU1OTQ2Xzc5NTU5OTUx] [b]WOW...!!![/b] Ok, Ive heard some utter BS and SPIN in my days, but... Well lets just say that these utterances beg for their originators to be immediately de-registerred and possibly prosecuted for professionally offering such dangerous, inaccurate and completely missleading comments. They absolutely have to be the most reckless and potentially damaging opinions I have ever seen coming from the likes of these imbiciles posing as professionals. The impression they give to lay people is utterly contemptuous, and in my opinion, anything they ever utter from today forward should be completely dissmissed and dissregarded as being totally without any credibility or reliability and just the rantings of idiots. [b]WOW...!!![/b] [i][b]More Media Myths On Beta2c Coronavirus Transmission Recombinomics Commentary 16:30 March 13, 2013 "Once it gets you, it's a very serious infection," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville. Fortunately, he added, the virus is "very difficult to acquire." Dr. Susan Gerber, a medical epidemiologist in the CDC's Division of Viral Diseases, agrees. There's no evidence of sustained human-to-human transmission, she said, "where you see a chain of many cases going person to person to person." "People shouldn't freak out," she added. "There's no evidence that this virus is easily spread, say, across a room." The above comments on nCoV human to human (H2H) are largely based on negative data which lacks credibility. There have been three lab confirmed clusters, and all three clusters include symptomatic contacts who tested negative. Moreover, in the largest cluster, most of the symptomatic cases were designated as probable cases, based on interviews with symptomatic health care workers and relatives. Most of the key detail (disease onset dates and relationships between probable cases), has been withheld for the ICU cluster in Jordan last April. However, local media reports and WHO updates indocate that the cluster involved at least 12 people, including 2 doctors, 7 nurses, and two family members of health care workers (HCWs). Outbreaks at ICU’s of a rare mysterious disease are usually linked to a treated patient, as was seen in the SARS-CoV outbreak in March of 2003. Like the current nCoV, SARS-CoV was present at higher levels in the lower respiratory tract and detection in the upper respiratory tract was a challenge. Moreover HCWs were at risk because the hospitalized cases had severe infections and coughing or intubation procedures could spread the virus “across a room”. The key signature of the SARS spread was super-spreaders, who could infect many contacts, who were typically HCWs.[/b][/i] Link here... http://www.recombinomics.com/News/03131302/nCoV_MM_H2H_More.html [/quote] Before anyone makes any comment on the above post. Yep, I agree, pretty heavy speak. But if I can manage to get some professionals to think before they open their mouths, then the heavy speak is appropriate. And I continue to endorse my stance on this, they are way outside where their "Duty of Care" rests. arkay [/quote]
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I previously engaged in several threads regarding the potentially devestating potential of H5N1.
Some readers who havent even attempted to gain any sort of education have downvoted my thread to the point that no-one got the chance to read and learn, on a topic that I have been closely monitoring for several years, ever since the World Health Organization announced their concerns for it to go pandemic.
Now the following link is showing its steady but relentless advance and in all probability its eventual final evolutionary mutation to become an airborne dissease that will readily spread throughout humanity with devistating effects.
link here:
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link to hisz.rsoe.hu
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