BREAKING UPDATE August 11, 2015 / 591 cases / 300 deaths from H7N9 . MERS CoV 1352 Cases, 479 deaths

H7N9 may rise from numerous sources-
[link to www.bloomberg.com]
at least they are checking people for fever at the airport!

I know. This could be a tough summer.

Yes, and out of everyone on GLP us three are the most interested in following this. I find that amazing!
God help us all if this virus goes hot ( human to human)

Oh I have a headache! I am done for today fellow flu watchers, good night, I hope things are better tomorrow!

Best odds of doom right now. NK is just posturing. Gets worse by the day. IMHO GLP should be all over this story, but I suppose they are waiting for 100 deaths.

Night Spider, get some rest. I think it's safe to say we all hope things are better tomorrow.

[link to freebeacon.com]

China: Reports Of 3 New H7N9 Cases

Although rising case counts are concerning, without knowing the identity of the reservoir host, how the virus is being spread to humans, and ultimately how many people have been infected, we are left with too little information to make any reasonable predictions about where this outbreak is headed.


For now, we remain very much in watchful waiting mode - but encouragingly - we have yet to see any signs of sustained human-to-human transmission of the virus.

[link to afludiary.blogspot.ca]

[link to translate.google.com]
Hope this isn't connected, mystery virus in hamburg.

Holy shit...that is the same (symptom wise) as what is going on in China.

Great find Vic. You should start a new thread about this.

If H7N9 is in Europe the world wide panic will begin today.

That story made a little edgy.


Another policeman (38) is in danger. Er leidet an ähnlichen Grippe-Symptomen wie sein toter Kollege, unter anderem einer schweren Lungenentzündung. He is suffering from flu-like symptoms such as his dead colleague, including severe pneumonia.

There is a thread, I don't know how to link it though. I'm a complete tard with tech, lol.
Edit to add: makes me edgy too, very edgy.

Last Edited by Vic-chick13 on 04/10/2013 07:37 AM

If they confirm H7N9 in Europe, only a week after it hit China, it would be no time before we North Americans have it.

I'd be considering a bug-out very soon.

I'll give give you some karma important info here

Thanks. Back at ya friend.

It would be funny if a pandemic of epic proportions was tracked on GLP.

It may very well be.

I had family living in Hong kong when sars broke out pretty scary, thankfully they live back here now. I remember we had to relay info to her because they were been told nothing at the time...

Shit...that would be scary.
Of course, if it were not for Google I'd know very little about H7N9 as the MSM has barely mentioned it yet. They'll wait until people are dropping like flies I suppose.

[link to awilltosurvive.blogspot.ca]
I posted this link in another thread recently, but I'm going to put it here as well. It's written as a journal of one family's experience of a fictional flu pandemic. It's an easy read, and has lots of practical info. There's lots of stuff in here that I hadn't considered. Got this link from Don'tBeAfraid, he hasn't been here in a while.

Good read, that would be a big problem for me as I work with the general public, it would be hard to miss too much work.
When would be a good time to mask up without people thinking you are a complete weirdo, and call for a white van to come and pick you up lol.

The small white painters masks are common enough that you could get away with it anytime.

1st Ld-Writethru: Two more H7N9 cases reported in Shanghai

Two more human cases of H7N9 bird flu were reported on Wednesday in Shanghai Municipality, bringing the total number of infected people in the country to 33, health authorities said.

A local retired woman surnamed Ma, 76, developed a cough, sore throat and weakness on April 1. On April 2 she developed a high fever and went to the hospital on April 5. Doctors confirmed Tuesday night that she has H7N9 avian flu, according to a statement issued by the city's health and family planning committee.

[link to www.china.org.cn]

To all my friends on GLP. I know this works against all viruses. I have taken it for dengue fever, a flew like virus carried by mosquitoes. It put my wife in the hospital as well as her best friends daughter. I contracted it and recognized the symptoms with in the first day and started taking doses of MMS within one hour 80 percent of the symptoms were gone. This also happened with a good friend who came over to get and took some MMS while at my house. Within an hour she was feeling much better and by the next day completely healed.

It works wonders and is cheap. Best friend you could possibly have during a flu outbreak. It keeps almost indefinitely and is nice to have around for its other amazing properties.

chemical name is sodium chlorite. You mix it with a small amount of citric acid. I am talking drops of each mixed together. For the dengue I took 8 drops of each. Hope this finds you all well and hopefully it will encourage you to purchase some for future eventuallities. sk

Thanks, I'll look into this.

Radford Virginia: The 19-year-old originally suspected pneumonia. He died within 48 hours after first saying he was ill.

An apparently healthy 19-year-old Radford man died Tuesday after a brief and mysterious illness friends and family initially thought was pneumonia.

As soon as they say pneumonia, pay attention.
All the cases in China have pneumonia, or pneumonia like symptoms.

[link to www.roanoke.com]

Damn. I certainly hope they do autopsy that poor young man.
This is getting bad.

Top Chinese lab reveals H7N9 source
English.news.cn 2013-04-10 20:20:27


BEIJING, April 9 (Xinhua) -- A top Chinese biology lab has ascribed the H7N9 avian influenza to genetic reassortment of wild birds from east Asia and chickens from east China.

[link to news.xinhuanet.com]

Confirmed H7N9 Cases Increase To 33
Recombinomics Commentary 13:00
April 10, 2013

REVIEW: As of April 10, the Mainland has confirmed 31 cases of human infection with the H7N9 avian flu cases, including nine deaths. Located in the Yangtze River Delta region, 13 cases (5 deaths), Jiangsu 10 cases (one death), Zhejiang six cases (two deaths), Anhui 2 cases (1 death).
[link to www.recombinomics.com]

[link to www.recombinomics.com]

From link:
Moreover, the birds at live markets in the area (see map) were H7N9 positive and also had a key receptor binding domain change, Q226L raising the possibility that the birds were infected by humans.

Omg, it's possible the birds got it from people!

Last Edited by Vic-chick13 on 04/10/2013 10:56 AM

Thanks for the PIN.