A team of researchers led by UCSF scientists has found strong evidence that recent, alarming clusters of sudden-onset paralysis cases — most of them in California and Colorado — were caused by the same virus that was also responsible for hundreds of severe respiratory infections in U.S. children last year.
Particularly worrisome is that the enterovirus identified in the research is a new strain that appears to have mutated to become more polio-like, raising the prospects of future outbreaks of the disease, scientists said in a paper published Monday.
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ReplyDelete"We've never seen a virus mutate before."
Said no infectious disease specialist ever.
What isn't being mentioned is who is spreading the disease and who is aiding in the invasion.
Lamestream media sounds like it was beaten by the stupid stick. Repeatedly.
I was looking for children crossing the border, but found nothing and I imagine that is what happened.
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