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Humans don't have resistance to H5N1, and currently vaccines to H5N1 are still being developed. And, the available evidence shows that the most recent strains isolated from humans in Asia are no longer sensitive to inhibition by the amantadine family of drugs.

Humans don't have resistance to H5N1, and currently vaccines to H5N1 are
still being developed. And, the available evidence shows that the most recent
strains isolated from humans in Asia are no longer sensitive to inhibition by
the amantadine family of drugs,

It could reduce the mutation level... you are less likely to have widespread mutation than if you had 20 strains hop-scotching across Asia. Surveillance and response of H5N1 in both animals and humans needs to be strengthened in all regions bordering countries where outbreaks have been identified.

Any selective pressure on this virus ensures plenty of opportunity for H5N1 to acquire amantadine resistance, which would bring additional difficulties in controlling the pandemic.

Any selective pressure on this virus ensures plenty of opportunity for H5N1 to acquire amantadine resistance, which would bring additional difficulties in controlling the pandemic,

We know that mammals can be infected by H5N1, but we don't know what this means for humans.

It's always a concern when we have H5N1 cases, particularly in a region that hasn't previously reported human cases. That shows us that the virus is still a threat to public health and clearly that it has a capacity to move and to infect humans.

If that's true, we still have time to monitor the key genetic changes that would enable (the H5N1 virus) to spread in humans.

Dr. Robert B. Belshe

Unfortunately I can't give you any precise information as to when the mutation of H5N1 to a form that can be transmitted between humans will actually take place.

In humans, the H5N1 bird flu takes about two weeks to kill, so there is time for T cells to come out and give protection. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. In humans, the H5N1 bird flu takes about two weeks to kill, so there is time for T cells to come out and give protection.

Andrea Gambotto

I have to say that the (Turkish) minister of health is completely open to these issues of opportunity . . . to learn more about H5N1 in humans.

Dr. Guenael Rodier

Tomorrow, I will be visiting all the regions and all the places where the H5N1 was found precisely to show that there is no reason for worry for humans.

Francesco Storace

Surveillance and response of H5N1 in both animals and humans needs to be strengthened in all regions bordering countries where outbreaks have been identified.

H5N1 is mostly an animal disease today. To stop it from spreading to humans, we have to stop it in birds,

H5N1 is mostly an animal disease today. To stop it from spreading to humans, we have to stop it in birds.

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