"Flu cases increase, but US officials optimistic; Mexican aide says the worst may be over" by Brian Knowlton, International Herald Tribune | May 4, 2009
WASHINGTON - 19 countries have now been affected, including Colombia, which yesterday reported the first confirmed case of swine flu in South America....
And are you reading me, Boston Globe (why not? I'm the only one reading them)?
"These viruses mutate, these viruses change, these viruses can further reassort with other genetic material, with other viruses," said Dr. Michael Ryan, WHO's global alert and response director. "So it would be imprudent at this point to take too much reassurance."
See Tamiflu Taming Swine Flu, readers.
Infectious disease experts said it will be important to watch what this virus does in coming weeks and months, particularly in the Southern hemisphere, which will soon confront its winter flu season. If the flu takes hold there, that will be a red flag to scientists.
Which means: Swine Flu to Return in Fall
Just in time for you to get your government-mandated innoculation for this lab-created biowarfare weapon.
Type "swine flu" into my blog search and see what comes up.
"This virus could dampen here during the summer per usual, and go to the Southern Hemisphere and pick up steam there and come back to bite us in our winter season next January and February, and it might come back in a more virulent form," said Dr. William Schaffner, a public health and infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University.
So they are ALREADY PLANNING IT, huh?
This current round of panic an appetizing test run?
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