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Continuous monitoring of wild birds help H7N9 epidemic traceability - or not?

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Continuous monitoring of wild birds to help H7N9 outbreaks traceable
2013/8/7 01:48 Source: Science and Technology Daily



According to the Xinhua News Agency, State Forestry Administration recently birds H7N9 avian influenza outbreaks in the autumn Conference, held in Beijing with the risk analysis have to meet and discuss results displayed: sustainability initiative in monitoring of wild birds, to understand the origin and mode of transmission has H7N9 avian flu outbreaks is of prominent importance. participating expert recommendations, strengthening resident carrying virus of monitoring efforts; using migratory birds mass returns South wintering of timing, further strengthening geese duck class, and Plover Snipes class, migratory birds of traceability troubleshooting work; as migratory birds important of wintering to, long triangle area, and central China network intensive district and had occurred outbreak of provinces still should continues to as outbreak occurred of high risk regional for focus monitoring, East and the South China coastal Plover Snipes class of wintering district also should as focus regional strengthened monitoring; should strengthening wildlife outbreak monitoring control capacity , In particular disease detection capacity-building.

http://society.workercn.cn/c/2013/08/07/130807014838497445082.html
 
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Re: Continuous monitoring of wild birds help H7N9 epidemic traceability

Re: Continuous monitoring of wild birds help H7N9 epidemic traceability

Thanks for posting tetano.

I do not believe that the reservoir of H7N9 has been proven to be wild birds.

Frankly, the sudden appearance and then disappearance of this disease is not credible.
 
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