Tracking the next pandemic: Avian Flu Talk |
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EdwinSm,
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Posted: August 22 2020 at 12:04am |
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This is rather optimistic, but if true it would be wonderful
But the article also has some very bad news (for Mexico)
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WitchMisspelled
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Now you KNOW there's a swath of people out there that will read this and think it will be over in December 2021 instead of August 2022. |
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CRS, DrPH
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LOL! Viruses don't work that way....SARS-CoV2 will add itself to the pile of viruses that continuously circulate throughout humanity, and will always be with us. Measles virus was a virus from cows that jumped over to humans. The common cold is typically caused by other coronavirus species (beta-coronavirus) that were once bat viruses in all likelihood. Sorry, WM, there is a good chance that at least some of us will die from COVID-19 unless they develop both an effective vaccine and anti-viral. Even then, we could succumb. Pandemics suck in other words. Take care & be safe! |
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WitchMisspelled
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I know you're talking sense, Chuck. And I agree. But I think WHO is talking about that without specifically saying it's about vaccine and viable treatments. |
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