@mackayim2022 Sorry. WA although we have those issues here in the US>
@mackayim2022 This, like other public health threats are being followed by (fired) experts...who watch short sighted public policy that does not understand risk(s). Screwworm, flu, measles, are examples, all previously monitored by quiet experts in those fields...
@Av8rdan Nope. Har boil, pickle, mayo....😋
New World screwworm confirmed in dog in New Mexico as Texas reports 3 new cases
Infections in US animals rise to 6 amid increasing concerns of further spread.
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A new poll reveals plunging trust in CDC guidance but broad backing for childhood vaccines.
Read more on the findings: https://ow.ly/y7BK50Z9zvN
Idaho investigates spike in illnesses related to raw milk consumption. Almost 60 people have been sickened since May.
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In its 50 years, global vaccination program generated $16 in benefits for every $1 invested
An economic analysis credits WHO’s Expanded Programme on Immunization with saving 154 million lives and slashing infant deaths 40%. https://ow.ly/UZ0G50Z9otO
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@bich I suspect, complacency. So many programs occupy the attention of policy-makers, until they don't. I am reminded of the Smallpox scare...only three of us at my health department had been previously vaccinated. Only I had ever provided the vaccination to others....Other projects gain the current "crisis" appeal without the understanding of risk....In this case, international cooperation. I agree that climate could be a factor, it certainly has been with other vectors. As an example: there are aedes aegypti over-wintering in in the DC tunnels...
@bich Agreed. Like a few things; only my contemporaries have seen this in practice...dog wounds, occasional human....I hope USAG will get a handle on it quickly....
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