Bird Flu Is In The U.S.
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Bird Flu Has Arrived in the U.S.
Summary:
The bird flu (H5N1), linked to the 1918-1919 Spanish Flu pandemic that claimed around 40 million lives, has re-emerged in Asia and Europe. Migratory birds like ducks, swans, and geese have spread it, suggesting it might already be in the U.S. Two companies stand to gain the most in this scenario.Understanding the Threat:
In Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller, "The Birds," avian creatures ominously attack. Today, the threat isn't fictional. Scientists globally are on high alert due to the rising risk of avian influenza, known as bird flu. This H5N1 virus, first identified in Italy in 1900, played a role in the devastating Spanish Flu pandemic. While policies of the time exacerbated the death toll, H5N1 is undeniably deadly.The Path of H5N1:
For the H5N1 virus to infect humans, three critical steps must occur:1. Widespread Bird Infections: Nearly 200 million chickens in Asia have succumbed to the virus in the past year.
2. Species Jump to Pigs: Typically, human flu strains begin in pigs. The virus has now crossed over, allowing it to exchange DNA with human influenza and create a more transmissible variant.
3. Vulnerable Populations: An unprepared populace with weakened immune systems is at risk. Factors like cold weather, lack of sleep, stress, and poor diet can compromise immunity.
Potential Impact:
Experts warn that a modern pandemic could equal or surpass the 1918 disaster, simply due to the increased global population. The UN's Coordinator for Avian and Human Influenza cautions that a bird flu outbreak might claim as many as 150 million lives, with some estimates suggesting up to 354 million deaths.Global Spread:
The bird flu resurfaced in 1997 in Hong Kong, infecting 18 individuals and killing six. Swift action contained the outbreak locally. However, the virus has since reached Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, China, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Migratory birds carried it to Russia in 2005, and it has been detected in Europe, including Romania and the UK.Current Status:
The virus is likely present in migratory birds traveling to North America, suggesting it may already be in the U.S. The peak flu season in the U.S. and Asia spans December to February.Investment Opportunities:
Two companies specializing in bird flu vaccines have potential for significant success. Governments are stockpiling vaccines, necessitating regular replenishment even in the absence of an outbreak. For information on these investments, visit my website at [NewWorldInvestor](http://www.NewWorldInvestor.net).By staying informed and prepared, we can mitigate the risks associated with H5N1 and potentially benefit from strategic investments.
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