Redfield’s prediction follows an individual in the United States contracting bird flu from a cow, thus indicating that the virus has developed increased transmission capabilities. The World Health Organization has since identified the first human death from the disease in Mexico.
The spread of the disease among animals has been growing in recent years. Not only have millions of wild birds and poultry died from it, but cats, bears, foxes, mink, and sea lions are also now affected. Experts fear the bird flu virus could evolve and, with a mortality rate believed to be as high as 60 percent, pose a significant threat to humans.
To read how, responding to a previous bird flu scare in 2006, Dr. Rath described in the New York Times how vitamins, minerals, plant polyphenols, and other nutrients present effective, safe, and affordable options for fighting the disease, see this open letter on our website.
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Former United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield said he predicts a bird flu pandemic will happen — it’s just a matter of when that will be.
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Redfield’s prediction follows an individual in the United States contracting bird flu from a cow, thus indicating that the virus has developed increased transmission capabilities. The World Health Organization has since identified the first human death from the disease in Mexico.
The spread of the disease among animals has been growing in recent years. Not only have millions of wild birds and poultry died from it, but cats, bears, foxes, mink, and sea lions are also now affected. Experts fear the bird flu virus could evolve and, with a mortality rate believed to be as high as 60 percent, pose a significant threat to humans.
To read how, responding to a previous bird flu scare in 2006, Dr. Rath described in the New York Times how vitamins, minerals, plant polyphenols, and other nutrients present effective, safe, and affordable options for fighting the disease, see this open letter on our website.
Dr. Rath Health Foundation
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