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Home » H5N1 Bird Flu Now Transmissible In Humans

H5N1 Bird Flu Now Transmissible In Humans

Adam Green By Adam Green October 29, 2024 3 Min Read
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H5N1 Bird Flu Now Transmissible In Humans

Is this surprising to anyone? Researchers found that the bird flu virus isolated from a sick dairy worker is capable of replicating in human airway cells. Perhaps it’s time to consider the next plandemic.

Remember, this time, the plandemic will be all-encompassing. It’s going to give an excuse to push the climate change narrative and force people away from red meat and dairy while locking them up like prisoners once again and attempting to force a “vaccine” on them.

The Overhyped Threat of a Human Bird Flu Pandemic is a Hoax to “Reset” Our Food System

The researchers found that the virus has a PB2-E627K mutation that has been seen in H5N1 viruses that replicate in mammals, according to The University of Minnesota’s CIDRAP. In their multipart investigation, they found that the virus was sensitive to most antivirals, including favipiravir, baloxavir marboxil, and zanamivir, but was less sensitive to oseltamivir, according to a press release from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), which funded much of the work.

Tests using human cornea and lung cells found that the virus was able to replicate. And, in mouse tissue experiments, the scientists found that the H5N1 virus was able to infect 15 different tissues, with the highest levels seen in respiratory tissues.

Meanwhile, the team infected ferrets with a high dose of the virus from the dairy worker, and the infection pattern was more similar to human infections than mice infections. Ferrets are known as one of the best animal models for influenza in humans because clinical signs of disease and transmission are similar. –CIDRAP

California today reported another suspected human H5N1 infection, which if confirmed by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) would raise the state’s total 16.

On October 25, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed 3 more infections in Washington poultry cullers, bringing the national total to 34. Once the California infection is confirmed by the CDC, the national total would rise to 35.

How will all of this play out? Here’s a clue:

“Based on these observations, every effort should be made to contain HPAI [highly pathogenic avian influenza] H5N1 outbreaks in dairy cattle to limit the possibility of further human infections,” the researchers wrote. Meaning expect the meat supply to dwindle as they look for an excuse to kill off animals. What an uncanny “coincidence”.

CDC “Investigating”; Whether The Bird Flu “Vaccine”; Stockpile Is “Well Matched”; To The Virus

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