Ptasia grypa w Toruniu?

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TOMASZ32 napisał(a):Minister zdrowia sam stwierdził, że nasz kraj poradzi sobie z tym wirusem,że jest na tyle przygotowany,że zdoła zapobiec epidemii.

Przeciez nie ma leku na ten wirus. Nie rozumiem w jaki sposob mozna by bylo poradzic sobie z ta epidemia. Canada i Stany nie sa przygotowane bo nie potrafia walczyc z tym wirusem. Pracuja nad szczepionka, mowia ze niektore leki moga leczyc ale nie sa pewni. Po za tym zapasy lekow ktore moga pomoc nie sa duze itp.
Jak byl SARS to naprawde byl poploch. Robiona byla kwarantanna calych szpitali i miejsc gdzie znalazli chorych i to nie pomagalo.
Ja bym bardziej powaznie podchodzila do tego problemu...

Cytuje:
"H5N1 viruses have been found in birds around the world. As the spread of H5N1 infection among birds increases, so does the opportunity for H5N1 to be transmitted directly from birds to humans. When an influenza virus “jumps” species from an animal, such as a chicken, to infect a human, the result is usually a “dead-end” infection that cannot easily spread further in the human population. However, mutations in the virus could develop that allow efficient human-to-human transmission. If avian and human influenza viruses were to simultaneously infect a person or animal, the two viruses might swap genes. The result could be a new virus that is readily transmissible between humans and against which humans would have no natural immunity. Such an event could trigger a worldwide influenza pandemic."

http://www3.niaid.nih.gov/news/newsrelea...1QandA.htm