Posted on May 3, 2024
Launching an effective bird flu vaccine quickly could be tough, scientists warn
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https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/05/03/ [login to see] /bird-avian-flu-vaccine-human-pandemic
The bird flu that's now spreading among cows doesn't yet appear to pose an imminent threat to most people. Scientists say the virus would need to mutate significantly to be able to transmit easily from human to human.
But federal health officials say they've started trying to develop a vaccine to protect people just in case a pandemic erupts.
The bird flu that's now spreading among cows doesn't yet appear to pose an imminent threat to most people. Scientists say the virus would need to mutate significantly to be able to transmit easily from human to human.
But federal health officials say they've started trying to develop a vaccine to protect people just in case a pandemic erupts.
Launching an effective bird flu vaccine quickly could be tough, scientists warn
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I don’t think the average citizen understands just how complicated it is to develop any kind of vaccine. Let alone a novel vaccine that nobody bumped up against. When Covid first hit, they gave a lot of misinformation at first because they were acting off what they thought they knew. But the good thing about science is they keep asking. When you think it only took four months from the first case to a vaccine if you know anything at all about science, you have to just stand in amazement one of my favorite comments from a comedian who is arguing with a guy that thought he was smart. Is this one:
“so you’re a millionaire techie so if I put you alone in the woods with an ax, how long until you could send me an email?“
“so you’re a millionaire techie so if I put you alone in the woods with an ax, how long until you could send me an email?“
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