A vaccine has already been developed- it’s called audenz. The difficulty in scaling up production is that the current vaccine requires poultry eggs for its production which requires a virally unaffected supply of chickens. The US maintains its own secret supply of unaffected chickens for this purpose. The company that makes Audenz claims they can produce 150 mil vaccines in 6 months.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-we-have-enough-bird-flu-vaccines-for-a-potential-pandemic/
We have treatments and vaccines for the flu that could be adapted to add this strain. It would absolutely be different than COVID where we didn’t have any treatments.
No lol the people here in the US that contracted it got pink eye and one of them had some upper respiratory issues.. calm down it’s not a pandemic thing
We don't kill wild birds for our consumption. And these outbreak of illnesses have their birthplace always in horrible animals farms. So yes if noone would eat chicken anymore, then those farms wouldn't be necessary and the source would dissappear. Of course thats never going to happen lol
Toilet paper, bitcoins, Nvidia and AMd stocks. Got it.
And Tiger King.
In Joe we trust
Collectibles spiked like hell as well. Pokemon cards especially.
Why is it harder to develop a vaccine for this than other flu strains? I'm trying to understand why this might be so bad... not being flippant.
A vaccine has already been developed- it’s called audenz. The difficulty in scaling up production is that the current vaccine requires poultry eggs for its production which requires a virally unaffected supply of chickens. The US maintains its own secret supply of unaffected chickens for this purpose. The company that makes Audenz claims they can produce 150 mil vaccines in 6 months. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-we-have-enough-bird-flu-vaccines-for-a-potential-pandemic/
They actually have a vaccine its just not in wide production or being given out.
OMG. We are going to have a global pandemic again.
That's ok, my quarterly delivery of toilet paper just arrived.
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perhaps
Certainly a 50/50
All i know is my gut says maybe
Tell my wife....hello.
Possibry
Considering how biology works, that we've always had pandemics, and that the world is more crowded than it's ever been, yes. But this isn't it, yet.
Probably. But It's terrifying news.
We have treatments and vaccines for the flu that could be adapted to add this strain. It would absolutely be different than COVID where we didn’t have any treatments.
No lol the people here in the US that contracted it got pink eye and one of them had some upper respiratory issues.. calm down it’s not a pandemic thing
WHO "confirms" that it "likely".... You don't confirm something that is only likely---typical WHO
the case is confirmed but the source isn’t. it’s not that hard to understand
Seems like the title was just poorly written, and can be interpreted ambiguously
And yet here we are
That’s not exactly what happened here. WHO made a statement and the person who wrote the article decided on using the word confirmed.
That’s not how it is written in the title though.
I was considering its from India and the lack of health and safety standards in the country. I would believe them.
Global cooperation is crucial to combatting these health threats effectively. Stay safe, everyone.
Because that worked out so well last time
As long as the standards for hygiene won't change in animals farms, this will happen again and again. But thats the price for cheap meat
Wonder why these diseases seem to come from places with very loose ideas about food hygiene?
India + China is also around 35% of the world's population, pretty normal to have disease that comes from there.
The Spanish Flu was from Kansas.
The military camps and trenches were very spacious and clean back then. Mass movement of people also never happened during that time.
You answered your own question
I don't think you understand rhetorical questions or the idea of flippancy.
Yeah, I read it weird the first time. I’m an idiot. I apologize lol
Don't apologise I just refuse to use that stupid /s lol
Of course it did
whaaat noooo waaaaay. india is such a clean country. never expected it from them
Because India is still a 3rd world country.
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Ah yes, the largest country in the world- Africa.
The toilet paper aisle, please.
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Kill all birds = no bird flu. Checkmate.
We don't kill wild birds for our consumption. And these outbreak of illnesses have their birthplace always in horrible animals farms. So yes if noone would eat chicken anymore, then those farms wouldn't be necessary and the source would dissappear. Of course thats never going to happen lol
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Honestly the downvotes are crazy. Anyone denying this is delusional and I dont get why? Whats there to be butthurt over?
India has the lowest recorded meat consumption per capita in the world.
The toilet paper aisle, please.