US EditionH5N1 strain of bird flu has potential to become pandemic, says UK expert
- The H5N1 strain of bird flu is spreading among poultry in South Dakota, causing over 6 million birds to be killed, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- Scientists are concerned that the H5N1 virus could mutate and cause a human pandemic, as stated by Scott Hensley from the University of Pennsylvania.
- Research is ongoing to develop a human vaccine for bird flu, as highlighted by Scott Hensley.
- Bird flu cases have been detected in mammals, raising alarm as the virus adapts to different species, according to the UK Health Security Agency.
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Why our pandemic readiness is a mixed bag
Softer vaccine mandates, no harsh lockdowns – but our borders would be closed sooner.That’s one scenario for the next big pandemic if the Government goes ahead with recommendations from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Covid 19 Lessons Learned.“We would only use those mandatory measures if we really needed to next time; that’s a lesson that we take out of the last pandemic,” says the chair of the inquiry, Professor Tony Blakely.“That means t…
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