It hasn't really gone away. In fact it has taken on many different mutations and is still active in Indonisia and has resurfaced in Thailand as
well.
www.newstarget.com...
I think in light of recent events i.e Israel/Hezbollah crisis, oil prices and reports about droughts and extreme heat. The bird flu news has fallen to
the wayside.
But it's still around and the cooler months are just around the bend. Theoretically the avian flu should have simmered down in the summer months
simply because these type of viruses cannot survive well in warmer conditions. But I feel that as soon as flu season hits we will begin to see a
dramatic increase in cases of the bird flu.
Of further note there also has been minimal reports about agencies making a vaccine available as early as next year. You would think that would be of
interest but it's not getting alot of play either.