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Thanks! What should I look for in the news? What is the first indication that we are in serious trouble? I feel that if I wait for the media to start reporting, it may be to late.
Instead of waiting for the news and being reactive be proactive and start buying all the necessary things you need to keep yourself safe. I just ordered three boxes of 3M N95 mask at regular prices. The day that you hear this information in the news is the same day that every single mask will be pulled off the market just like they did last time or they will sell out instantly. Stock up on hand sanitizer Etc. In Japan they even ran out of land to bury all the dead birds that's how bad this disease is spreading throughout the world
I've got ducks and geese. My children and i eat their eggs. How do i know if a bird in my my flock has H5N1? Is H5N1 transmitted to humans through feces, eggs, saliva, or other means? I assume washing hands, not touching face after handling birds is good practice. Any other precautions you could suggest?
Monitor your flock for unusual symptoms and consult a vet for testing if needed. H5N1 transmission to humans is rare, mostly through direct contact. Ensure proper cooking of eggs, maintain good hygiene, and implement biosecurity measures. Always wear protective gear when handling sick birds.
The 2007 Bernard Matthews H5N1 outbreak was an occurrence of avian influenza in England caused by the H5N1 subtype of Influenza virus A that began on 30 January 2007. The infection affected poultry at one of Bernard Matthews' farms in Holton in Suffolk
ok... but what if the vaccines work against illness and not infection like our covid vaccines? it will still spread and mutate and even mutate faster and smarter?
Soooo first person reported with avian influenza says first bird flu case in Texas after person came into contact with dairy cows…now should we be worried literally reported today 04/01/24 and no it’s not an April fools joke lol
You're death rate statistics are almost certainly exaggerated. We have no idea what the death rate in humans would be like. We know that there are asymptomatic cases as we've seen them in the US and we have no idea how many there are
Well… that’s just not true. We know what the mortality rate from Influenza A(H5N1) is because we have quite simply counted the number of deaths in people who have contracted it from birds. There have been over 900 cases. About half of which have died. Almost all children that have contracted it have died. These are the facts.
@@gregmartin you think 900 cases over 25 years is appropriate to extrapolate to 7 billion people to predict what it would be like if it started spreading in humans? That's absolutely nuts dude. If you believe your numbers truly represent reality you have to 1. Believe there are virtually no undetected human cases and 2. Believe that these 900ish cases in mostly farmers over 25 years are representative of the whole population. Do you know any farmers? Do you know how sick or hurt they have to be before they will finally go to the doctor? You have to claim that there is almost no undetected cases for you numbers to be even close to accurate. Of which there is 0 evidence that there are none. We have identified quite a few mild illnesses that tested positive for bird flu just this year. These cases would've never been detected even 5 years ago, because no one was looking for asymptomatic cases. So assume we take the 4 asymptomatic cases identified this year and say there were likely at least 4 of these cases in previous years? What does that do to your "death rate"? 50% is almost certainly not representative of the true contraction/fatality rate.
Let's go through the fundamental deductive reasoning here. I'll make some statements and we determine if they are true. Statement 1. Severe cases of an illness are more likely to be detected. It's pretty obvious that this statement is true is it not? Statement 2. Mild illness caused by the virion is possible. If these 2 statements are in fact true then based on logic your cited statistics have to be higher than the true fatality rate, that's just a fact
"This isn't past tense or the plague of Athens Couldn't be eradicated like smallpox in action Avian influenza in the jetstream is how it happens 2020 combined with coronavirus, bodies stacking" Dr. Creep "Pandemic" 2013
Countless millions of migratory birds are about to fly north in about a month from now. This is not looking good at all whatsoever. It's the same scenario as 3 years ago when we thought covid could not spread human to Human.
@@James-ke5sx this is a pathology nightmare, bird flu is 56 to 60 percent death rate almost 100percent deadlier then covie , our medical system can't cope with a runaway pathogen like this, it is already zoonanic in nature with rural areas being particularly be dangerous for various reasons ,all this pathogen needs is the golden key to become more intrusive in human , sliding into our defense mechanism , and having one person as a catalyst then it will multiply exchange genetic markers with virus 🦠 of its own kind, you can easily have mutations and God help us if it becomes airborne, it will make covie 19 look like childs play, please stay safe everyone 🦠👍
Given that infection to poultry workers is so rare, even when the flock is infected, seems to say transmission only happens trough injuries getting into the blood. So it's totally overblown, esp since the chicken don't seem to get very sick from it
It's true that direct transmission of certain infections from poultry to workers can be rare and often involves specific circumstances. However, caution and preventive measures are key in managing public health risks, especially considering potential for mutation and wider spread of diseases.
The H5N1 strain can make birds very sick, close to a 100% fatality rate for domesticated birds, while strains like H3N8 which has infected 3 people rarely get birds ill. It depends on the strain and with H5N1 having mutated to infect other mammals and transmit from cows to humans, this strain along with H7N9 are a major concern. Eventually they will become virulent in humans, question is when it happens will we be prepared?
@@Rene-uz3eb “H5N1 is highly contagious among birds and has a near 100 percent case fatality rate. However human infection is rare and mainly affects those with close contact to birds, including poultry farm workers or those with smaller flocks at home” ~ NETEC
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Who else is here in late spring 2024 trying to figure out what’s about to kick off?
More fear mongering
This is Fauci's backup, in case Netanyahu can't lure Genocidal Joe to a war with Iran...
Me pls don't be another pandemic
Nothing will happen. 10 years from now it's gonna be when it jumps!!!! Never gonna happen. Don't waste your short life worrying about this crap
fr im so worried no one seems to give a shit. are there even any vaccines currently available for h5n1?
Thanks!
What should I look for in the news? What is the first indication that we are in serious trouble? I feel that if I wait for the media to start reporting, it may be to late.
Instead of waiting for the news and being reactive be proactive and start buying all the necessary things you need to keep yourself safe. I just ordered three boxes of 3M N95 mask at regular prices. The day that you hear this information in the news is the same day that every single mask will be pulled off the market just like they did last time or they will sell out instantly. Stock up on hand sanitizer Etc. In Japan they even ran out of land to bury all the dead birds that's how bad this disease is spreading throughout the world
if there is sustained human to human transmission, I think that it will be in the media very quickly indeed. You won't miss it.
Yes sir, I'm keeping an eye on it.
Thanks so much for the super thanks by the way
I've got ducks and geese. My children and i eat their eggs. How do i know if a bird in my my flock has H5N1?
Is H5N1 transmitted to humans through feces, eggs, saliva, or other means?
I assume washing hands, not touching face after handling birds is good practice. Any other precautions you could suggest?
Disinfecting shoe bath
@@doricetimko5403 that's a good idea! And maybe booties over the shoes or something similar.
Monitor your flock for unusual symptoms and consult a vet for testing if needed. H5N1 transmission to humans is rare, mostly through direct contact. Ensure proper cooking of eggs, maintain good hygiene, and implement biosecurity measures. Always wear protective gear when handling sick birds.
I had a bird flue jab around 2007 when my son was born which one was it in England
The 2007 Bernard Matthews H5N1 outbreak was an occurrence of avian influenza in England caused by the H5N1 subtype of Influenza virus A that began on 30 January 2007. The infection affected poultry at one of Bernard Matthews' farms in Holton in Suffolk
ok... but what if the vaccines work against illness and not infection like our covid vaccines? it will still spread and mutate and even mutate faster and smarter?
i actually came here after watching "The Flu" 😅😅
Soooo first person reported with avian influenza says first bird flu case in Texas after person came into contact with dairy cows…now should we be worried literally reported today 04/01/24 and no it’s not an April fools joke lol
I contacted bird flu in feb 24 from my son who works on a chicken farm
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I HAD FIVE DEAD CATS IN MY YARD THREE WEEKS AGO!
where do you live ?
I liked this
thanks for the feedback Sarmad
You're death rate statistics are almost certainly exaggerated. We have no idea what the death rate in humans would be like. We know that there are asymptomatic cases as we've seen them in the US and we have no idea how many there are
Well… that’s just not true. We know what the mortality rate from Influenza A(H5N1) is because we have quite simply counted the number of deaths in people who have contracted it from birds. There have been over 900 cases. About half of which have died. Almost all children that have contracted it have died. These are the facts.
actually... this is not like covid. I might even stop working for a while with this one.
ICU/ER nurse the Netherlands
@@gregmartin you think 900 cases over 25 years is appropriate to extrapolate to 7 billion people to predict what it would be like if it started spreading in humans? That's absolutely nuts dude.
If you believe your numbers truly represent reality you have to 1. Believe there are virtually no undetected human cases and 2. Believe that these 900ish cases in mostly farmers over 25 years are representative of the whole population. Do you know any farmers? Do you know how sick or hurt they have to be before they will finally go to the doctor? You have to claim that there is almost no undetected cases for you numbers to be even close to accurate. Of which there is 0 evidence that there are none. We have identified quite a few mild illnesses that tested positive for bird flu just this year. These cases would've never been detected even 5 years ago, because no one was looking for asymptomatic cases.
So assume we take the 4 asymptomatic cases identified this year and say there were likely at least 4 of these cases in previous years? What does that do to your "death rate"? 50% is almost certainly not representative of the true contraction/fatality rate.
Let's go through the fundamental deductive reasoning here. I'll make some statements and we determine if they are true.
Statement 1. Severe cases of an illness are more likely to be detected. It's pretty obvious that this statement is true is it not?
Statement 2. Mild illness caused by the virion is possible.
If these 2 statements are in fact true then based on logic your cited statistics have to be higher than the true fatality rate, that's just a fact
@@agathahofmann6977 Are you scared?
Wait until Alien influenza strikes👽👽
😂😂❤
"This isn't past tense or the plague of Athens
Couldn't be eradicated like smallpox in action
Avian influenza in the jetstream is how it happens
2020 combined with coronavirus, bodies stacking"
Dr. Creep "Pandemic" 2013
Surprise surprise- concerns about bird flu in the US just 6 months before an election.
It’s been around for years you do know other countries outside the U.S are also at risk?
I study infectious diseases professionally. It's no joke, and could go to pandemic level at any time.
It is now in the cows infected the meat and the milk!
It has also been recently detected in an American dolphin
@@annmcnitt8749can you give more details
4 people confirmed to have bird flu in Lancashire 😍
source? I am in Blackpool, not heard a thing about bird flu the past week
Countless millions of migratory birds are about to fly north in about a month from now. This is not looking good at all whatsoever. It's the same scenario as 3 years ago when we thought covid could not spread human to Human.
no one thought that ever. we knew it was spreading human to human.
Yes you are right 👍 about your comment people need to wake up take precautions now!! Not later keep watching the skies
@@agathahofmann6977 Not in late 2019.
Yet here we are one year later and nothing. This is a nothing burger. Stop fearing this crap.
@@James-ke5sx this is a pathology nightmare, bird flu is 56 to 60 percent death rate almost 100percent deadlier then covie , our medical system can't cope with a runaway pathogen like this, it is already zoonanic in nature with rural areas being particularly be dangerous for various reasons ,all this pathogen needs is the golden key to become more intrusive in human , sliding into our defense mechanism , and having one person as a catalyst then it will multiply exchange genetic markers with virus 🦠 of its own kind, you can easily have mutations and God help us if it becomes airborne, it will make covie 19 look like childs play, please stay safe everyone 🦠👍
Given that infection to poultry workers is so rare, even when the flock is infected, seems to say transmission only happens trough injuries getting into the blood. So it's totally overblown, esp since the chicken don't seem to get very sick from it
It's true that direct transmission of certain infections from poultry to workers can be rare and often involves specific circumstances. However, caution and preventive measures are key in managing public health risks, especially considering potential for mutation and wider spread of diseases.
The H5N1 strain can make birds very sick, close to a 100% fatality rate for domesticated birds, while strains like H3N8 which has infected 3 people rarely get birds ill. It depends on the strain and with H5N1 having mutated to infect other mammals and transmit from cows to humans, this strain along with H7N9 are a major concern. Eventually they will become virulent in humans, question is when it happens will we be prepared?
@@againstviralmisinformation510 fatality rate source?
@@Rene-uz3eb “H5N1 is highly contagious among birds and has a near 100 percent case fatality rate. However human infection is rare and mainly affects those with close contact to birds, including poultry farm workers or those with smaller flocks at home” ~ NETEC
My search reveals "Quote: Originally Posted by GuyNTexas.", not NETEC
stop lying
KJV Bible 😂😅 Zechariah chpter 14 long story short God will strike us all down wife his fav obsession The zombie Apocalypse
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