H5N1: Gauging the Current Threat
Published 2024-04-29
On 10 April, the CDC put out a Health Advisory Network message noting a human case in the United States of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) A(H5N1), which had already reached US livestock, infecting cows in 9 different states. While advising that the risk to the public is low, the CDC, FDA, USDA, and state health departments are continually monitoring those exposed to sick animals.
In this webinar, the Pandemic Center convened a group of experts to discuss the potential impact of H5N1 and strategies to prevent and respond to negative outcomes.
All Comments (10)
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BE WISE....WEAR N95 OR BETTER .. PREVENT INFECTIONS 😷😷😷😷
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Thank you very much. Before your next presentation would you work on the audio quality. It is not easy on the ears to hear.
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I knew better than to enter the comment section; did it anyway.
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It's not... it's really not a major threat. Even less than the last problem. The reaction to the problem was way worse. Don't be apart of the problem.
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And if cow is positive then,,, would you cull it? Would you treat it with antiviral? What if resistant arrise?
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Would or could pausterized milk serves As "vaccine" or induce antibody response in humans against the virus?
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How about raw milk, any infecting partículas there? Milk transmitión to calfes? Aha... Raw milk and cats..... Could we induce neutralizing antibodies with "pausterized/from PCR positive milk" to protect cat?
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these people couldn’t protect themselves. i’m not interested in their brand of “protection”.
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Did that farrit scream or that pig 😮
