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SFGTV Board July 5, 2024 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV Board July 5, 2024

Board request that you turn off for silence all phones and other Electronic Devices so they will not disturb the proceedings, no eating or drinking in the hearing room. The boards rules of presentation as follows. We only have two cases that have been previously that have previously been heard for item number four. The parties will be given two minutes each and no rebuttal, and for item five. The parties will be given three minutes each with no rebuttal. Members of the public were not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. Mr long way ou...

Scientists sound alarm over mutating avian flu virus in China, raising pandemic concerns - Vimarsana News

Scientists sound alarm over mutating avian flu virus in China, raising pandemic concerns

In a paper published in the journal Cell, scientists said it could be passed on through respiratory droplets

Avian flu undergoing changes that could increase human transmission risk - Vimarsana News

Avian flu undergoing changes that could increase human transmission risk

Researchers say concerted research necessary to closely monitor virus in poultry, humans.

New bird flu mutation could leave humans 'vulnerable to infection': experts - Vimarsana News

New bird flu mutation could leave humans 'vulnerable to infection': experts

Medical experts have discovered that one variant of the avian flu virus, dubbed H3N8, has undergone several mutations and can now cause more severe infections.

Source: nypost.com
Mutational changes in Avian flu virus could increase risk of transmission to humans - Vimarsana News

Mutational changes in Avian flu virus could increase risk of transmission to humans

A new study from researchers in China and Nottingham has discovered that a subtype of avian flu virus, endemic in poultry farms in China, is undergoing mutational changes, which could increase the risk of the disease being passed on to humans.