THE FUTURE PANDEMIC AVIAN INFLUEZA (H5N1)
Nowadays the Avian Influenza (H5N1) is a virus that worries to the world. The Avian Influenza and their serious repercussions, as the occurrence of human influenza A (H5N1) in Southeast Asia has paralleled large outbreaks of avian influenza A (H5N1), although the avian epidemics in 2004 and 2005 have only rarely led to disease in humans. It is for the above-mentioned that scientific international community to study it and to control it, because, they affirm, it puts in risk the humanity’s future. Although International Organisms in all the countries are you trying of prevent and to eliminate the possible infection focuses.
One of the effects of Avian Influenza (H5N1) that causes greatest concern on a global is the the easy propagation the virus, because it circulate from all over the world among the birds, It is very contagious among the birds and it can be mortal for them, especially for domesticated birds as the chickens. Besides the infected birds loose the virus in the saliva, the nasal secretions and the excrements, it for this reason that the scientific believed that most of the cases of infection of the H5N1 in humans have been caused by the contact with infected corral birds or with polluted surfaces. The second effect is the economic consequences that can be especially serious in countries in development where the increase of the corral birds supposes an important source of revenues and of foods for the impoverished rural farmers and their families.
On the other hand, the AVIAN INFLUEZA (H5N1) is having a significant effect on the situation faced by individual countries which is characterized by both urgency and uncertainty. Warnings that a pandemic may occur have come from both changes in the epidemiology of the disease in human and animal populations and the expanding geographical spread of the virus that creates ever-widening opportunities for human exposure. Neither the timing nor the severity of the next pandemic can be predicted but with the virus now endemic in bird populations the risk will not be easily diminished.
All in all, even though the problem of Avian Influeza (H5N1) may seem impossible to eliminate, but if the world maintains their project of create a vaccine, this will reduce the great number of deaths in the world and contributing this way to the salvation of the planet, avoiding a pandemic and eliminate its lethal effects
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Nowadays the Avian Influenza (H5N1) is a virus that worries to the world. The Avian Influenza and their serious repercussions, as the occurrence of human influenza A (H5N1) in Southeast Asia has paralleled large outbreaks of avian influenza A (H5N1), although the avian epidemics in 2004 and 2005 have only rarely led to disease in humans. It is for the above-mentioned that scientific international community to study it and to control it, because, they affirm, it puts in risk the humanity’s future. Although International Organisms in all the countries are you trying of prevent and to eliminate the possible infection focuses.
One of the effects of Avian Influenza (H5N1) that causes greatest concern on a global is the the easy propagation the virus, because it circulate from all over the world among the birds, It is very contagious among the birds and it can be mortal for them, especially for domesticated birds as the chickens. Besides the infected birds loose the virus in the saliva, the nasal secretions and the excrements, it for this reason that the scientific believed that most of the cases of infection of the H5N1 in humans have been caused by the contact with infected corral birds or with polluted surfaces. The second effect is the economic consequences that can be especially serious in countries in development where the increase of the corral birds supposes an important source of revenues and of foods for the impoverished rural farmers and their families.
On the other hand, the AVIAN INFLUEZA (H5N1) is having a significant effect on the situation faced by individual countries which is characterized by both urgency and uncertainty. Warnings that a pandemic may occur have come from both changes in the epidemiology of the disease in human and animal populations and the expanding geographical spread of the virus that creates ever-widening opportunities for human exposure. Neither the timing nor the severity of the next pandemic can be predicted but with the virus now endemic in bird populations the risk will not be easily diminished.
All in all, even though the problem of Avian Influeza (H5N1) may seem impossible to eliminate, but if the world maintains their project of create a vaccine, this will reduce the great number of deaths in the world and contributing this way to the salvation of the planet, avoiding a pandemic and eliminate its lethal effects
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