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Originally posted by nanbei
In Mexico, acordingly to the latest official figures, the death rate is almost 4% (26 deasths to 726 cases). It's 8 times deadlier than the common flu. It would be quite illogical if death rates everywhere else are close to zero. That means, unfortunatelly, that in some days we will start to see more deaths outside Mexico.
Originally posted by double_frick
***I posted this as a new thread instead of a reply a sec ago...apologies***
www.recombinomics.com...
i found these recombinomics articles very interesting...
may be why egypt decided to kill all their pigs...seems a h5n1 strain has been circulating among young children for at least a month before the reports started coming from north america.
either they are getting people to pay attention to the milder strain/problem (as most cases in egypt had been "mild")
or they are really downplaying the seriousness of the combination of h5n1 components in this h1n1 and from what i've read it sounds like that was a big fear of theirs (h5n1 and h1n1 combining) as well as h274y mutation that seems to make it resistant to tamiflu.....
and there are links as you go down about h1n1 tamiflu resistance becoming a really big problem...
Originally posted by nanbei
Go straight to the source: the WHO internet site (www.who.int).