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Once this was conspiracy theory. Now it's public relations bullet points.NIAID research will see experts swap genes between two monkeypox strains. They will attempt to make currently dominant clade more lethal
Once this was conspiracy theory. Now it's public relations bullet points.NIAID research will see experts swap genes between two monkeypox strains. They will attempt to make currently dominant clade more lethal
I’m almost positive it was a lab in Maryland that had SOME kind of leak.Good question.
I've read that it was in Restin, VA, in 1989.Is t this the same lab that had the Ebola leak years ago??
OkI've read that it was in Restin, VA, in 1989.
Ok
I think you’re right! Thank you!
But there was something in Maryland.
Oh well, ***shrugs
Yes!!Fort Detrick, Maryland.
NIAID research will see experts swap genes between two monkeypox strains- They will attempt to make currently dominant clade more lethal and infect mice
- The aim of the project is to spur the development of better drugs for humans
- But it comes amid growing concern about virus manipulation research in labs
- DailyMail.com exposed last week how a hybrid Covid virus was made in Boston
Lab in Maryland plans to develop more severe monkeypox strain
The team in Bethesda want to equip the dominant clade - which mostly causes a rash and flu-like symptoms - with genes from another strain that causes severe disease.www.dailymail.co.uk
I've been watching it. The vax is still being pushed on the gay male demographic, but it isn't freely available to non-gay people.MP has basically been out of the news for almost 2 months. Is there any data on CURRENT infections (not infection totals) in the 50 states?
Honestly, no I have not been watching, other world things became more “pressing” I suppose.MP has basically been out of the news for almost 2 months. Is there any data on CURRENT infections (not infection totals) in the 50 states?
Not really because the numbers are up to 114,000 cases.Anything new, or can we put this worry to rest?
I hope you can post more US figures. Also with the 114,000 cases, which has about doubled since November, that sounds like a total number of cases. And, of course, only confirmed cases.Not really because the numbers are up to 114,000 cases.
For whatever reason, it stopped growing exponentially.Not really because the numbers are up to 114,000 cases.
Not really because the numbers are up to 114,000 cases.
I’ll have to get the graph for you later. I’m not sure, exactly.Is that current, active cases?
The r0 is estimated to be an average of about 0.85 (with a range of 0.51 to 1.25), meaning an average infected person would infect less than one other person.For whatever reason, it stopped growing exponentially.
It's still in the wild, but your chances of catching it are infinitesimal.