Sequencing wastewater material may be the key to getting a grip on the H5N1 bird flu outbreak

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Sequencing wastewater material may be the key to getting a grip on the H5N1 bird flu outbreak (www.statnews.com)

We started seeing this with covid but think of it this way. They are literally tracking your shit. Also, that job must really suck.

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>Despite no known infections of H5N1 bird flu among its dairy cows, Missouri recently detected a case in a person with no apparent exposure to possibly infected animals or related products (i.e., raw milk). A close contact and two health workers who cared for the person all developed respiratory symptoms, but were never tested. There has not yet been a wider uptick of other potential cases in the same community to indicate efficient human-to-human transmission — the evolution of which is a prerequisite for a possible human epidemic — but this scare underscores the potential danger posed by the ongoing spread of H5N1.

We started seeing this with covid but think of it this way. They are literally tracking your shit. Also, that job must really suck. Archive: https://archive.today/tXN8b From the post: >>Despite no known infections of H5N1 bird flu among its dairy cows, Missouri recently detected a case in a person with no apparent exposure to possibly infected animals or related products (i.e., raw milk). A close contact and two health workers who cared for the person all developed respiratory symptoms, but were never tested. There has not yet been a wider uptick of other potential cases in the same community to indicate efficient human-to-human transmission — the evolution of which is a prerequisite for a possible human epidemic — but this scare underscores the potential danger posed by the ongoing spread of H5N1.