Should People Be Worried About Bird Flu?: Johns Hopkins Professor Explains
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Dr. Meghan Frost Davis joined Molly McGrath on 'Forbes Newsroom' to discuss bird flu.
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Just remember when the so-called "experts " gave direction about covid....
They should be more worried about the government
Mail in ballots, Black Lives Matter , and Antifa
Analyzing medical death rate data over an eight-year period, Johns Hopkins patient safety experts have calculated that more than 250,000 deaths per year are due to medical error in the U.S (2016 data)
How is that that every question this lady asks is ‘a great question!’ …?
Seriously…
Yeah...that's a great question.
So should everyone just never leave home again?!?!?! Seems like the overall goal here.
Fear fear fear and more fear. The perfect recipe.
Perilous times . Life has become scary ,post covid
Post Covid, I’m paying close attention to these health alerts
Look how happy she is to talk about this bs. What a world we live in.
FYI #1: Mammals share bio-similar DNA and varying degrees of identical DNA.
FYI #2: Humans are mammals.
FYI #3: Virus adaptability from one mammalian sub-species to another is entirely dependent upon the existence of DNA that accommodates how the virus has learned to attack its original host.
FYI #4: You can query any legit search engine regarding 'how much DNA do humans share with cows', 'how much DNA do cows share with birds' and beyond to dogs, etc.
FYI #5: Everything of life is of DNA. Though, of a different evolutionary truth, even bananas share some DNA with humans-- yes, a search engine can gift greater understandings of genetics-- when you know the questions to ask.
FYI #6: American school failure.
My friend and his wife just got over it. Diagnosed at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ. April 2024. They were very,very, sick, wife had it first then he got it. Two weeks in bed. Very serious. Mayo definitely said they had bird flu. They have no animals or birds. She has a hair salon and he has a Mercedes Auto repair business.
This has been spreading for three years already. Protect seabirds!!!!!
Calling Dr Fauci
Calling Dr Moe
Calling Dr Larry
Calling Dr Curly
Here we gl
Tyranny with a cute smile. Get serious...
FYI #1: Mammals share bio-similar DNA and varying degrees of identical DNA.
FYI #2: Humans are mammals.
FYI #3: Virus adaptability from one mammalian sub-species to another is entirely dependent upon the existence of DNA that accommodates how the virus has learned to attack its original host. Viruses survive through hunting shared genetic truths-- and exploiting shared weaknesses.
FYI #4: You can query any legit search engine regarding 'how much DNA do humans share with cows', 'how much DNA do cows share with birds' and beyond to dogs, etc. Though, birds are not of the mammalian family, they do share a larger genetic pool with mammals as vertebrates.
FYI #5: Everything of life is of DNA. Though, of a different evolutionary truth, even bananas share some DNA with humans-- yes, a search engine can gift greater understandings of genetics-- when you know the questions to ask & of the Will to overcome a school system failure.
Addendum: Deductive reasoning, alone, ought gift some clue of shared DNA. For example, eyes of our human eye colors in dogs; the factors that gifts melanin variations in eye color affects hair and skin, as well.
You Tube channel, Evo-Ed, has a succinct video called "History, Genetics and Human Skin Color" that explains the latitudinal mutations of melanin production.
Found in my Google news feed...
"Temple bones in the skulls of dinosaurs and humans alike were formed by feeding habits, study suggests"
by Antje Karbe , Universitaet Tübingen
Forces during feeding and how they act on the skull of a human and an early reptile (Stenaulorhynchus stock-leyi), which lived in Africa 280 million years ago. Image credit: University of Tübingen
Whether human or reptile, in the skull of most terrestrial vertebrates there is a gaping hole in the temple; in the case of most reptiles, there are two. Scientists have been looking for explanations for this for 150 years...
The current study applies these findings for the first time to the evolutionary history of vertebrates...
More information: Ingmar Werneburg et al, Evolution of the temporal skull openings in land vertebrates: A hypothetical framework on the basis of biomechanics, The Anatomical Record (2024). DOI: 10.1002/ar.25371
Provided by Universitaet Tübingen
Quick, put all the chickens in lockdown. We wouldn't want food security now then would we? When is the Wizard of Oz going to realise we've pulled back the curtains?
a bit of attention to her apperance [makeup ] hair style would make her information a bit lss scarey.
spelling correction=less scarey.
also dental attention if she is to appear before public.
H5N1 + H1N1/09 = *TOTAL DATA-DRIVEN SOCIETY.* 🤭😂
Alive night 62
WE DO NOT CARE SORRY!
This is a JOKE !
FYI #1: Mammals share bio-similar DNA and varying degrees of identical DNA.
FYI #2: Humans are mammals.
FYI #3: Virus adaptability from one mammalian sub-species to another is entirely dependent upon the existence of DNA that accommodates how the virus has learned to attack its original host.
FYI #4: You can query any legit search engine regarding 'how much DNA do humans share with cows', 'how much DNA do cows share with birds' and beyond to dogs, etc.
FYI #5: Everything of life is of DNA. Though, of a different evolutionary truth, even bananas share some DNA with humans-- yes, a search engine can gift greater understandings of genetics-- when you know the questions to ask.
FYI #6: American school failure.
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FYI #1: Mammals share bio-similar DNA and varying degrees of identical DNA.
FYI #2: Humans are mammals.
FYI #3: Virus adaptability from one mammalian sub-species to another is entirely dependent upon the existence of DNA that accommodates how the virus has learned to attack its original host.
FYI #4: You can query any legit search engine regarding 'how much DNA do humans share with cows', 'how much DNA do cows share with birds' and beyond to dogs, etc.
FYI #5: Everything of life is of DNA. Though, of a different evolutionary truth, even bananas share some DNA with humans-- yes, a search engine can gift greater understandings of genetics-- when you know the questions to ask.
FYI #6: American school failure.