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Strazdas1 t1_ir4icqo wrote
Reply to comment by Vivid_Peak16 in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
World is not reliant of international trade in human bodies on planes.
Strazdas1 t1_ir4i8wj wrote
Reply to comment by BabyNapsDaddyGames in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
Frankly i am more appaled by the terrible job of WHO and CDC that did everything they could not to stop the spread of the disease until it was too late. WHO even refused to declare pandemic when it clearly fit its definition and only begrudgingly did this after countries started declaring it locally.
COVID should have not left eastern asia. Yet when Japanese somehow decided to release known infected people to go whereever they want (diamond princess ship case) CDC decided that no isolation is needed after they were flown back to US.
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Reply to comment by rush-jet in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
>ame way other animals are treated when being transported internationally
In luggage compartments?
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Reply to comment by bluesun_geo in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
If the vector is the same all you have to do not to get infected is not follow outdated funeral practices where you kiss the wounds of the dead relative.
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Reply to comment by Goatmanish in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
And SARS burned out so fast noone actually developed countermeasures. Even Canada that was more effected and had some medical stocpiles done by law have stopped that after 5 years and therefore wasnt prepared for SARS2.
Strazdas1 t1_ir4hvo7 wrote
Reply to comment by Leemour in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
Coranaviruses is not a new grouup of viruses, there were many other cornaviruses and some even had breakouts (though nothing on that scale). Most of them have evolved to low-to-none symptoms which is why we expected this virus to do the same.
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Reply to comment by TheGreat_War_Machine in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
Which is an animal-human disease jump.
Strazdas1 t1_ir4h8qj wrote
Reply to comment by SeeisforComedy in North Carolina Lake Sediments Show Decades of Coal Ash Contamination: An analysis of sediments from five North Carolina lakes near coal-burning power plants has found that coal ash pollution of surface waters has been more persistent and widespread than was previously known. by thinkB4WeSpeak
A coal power plant has put out more radiation into the atmosphere in a year than all nuclear plants on the planet in thier lifetime. The only time nuclear plants beat coal plants in nuclear pollution was Chernobyl.
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Reply to comment by Vivid_Peak16 in An obscure family of viruses, already endemic in wild African primates and known to cause fatal Ebola-like symptoms in some monkeys, is “poised for spillover” to humans, according to a new research by giuliomagnifico
They already do that for food and livestock though. In fact food is even irradiated to kill bacteria when shipped.