Asalu Ebola

[ChampakDas]

when the origin of this disease is from bushmeat..not just this but origin of many diseases is from a genetic mix of pig and bat viruses...why dont they take precautionary measures to not consume it

[Spartan]

most of the populaiton there depends on meat for food man...cant help

[donganaaK]

when the origin of this disease is from bushmeat..not just this but origin of many diseases is from a genetic mix of pig and bat viruses...why dont they take precautionary measures to not consume it

 

its the staple diet of most of the population in those countries , already ah countries picha poor and food dorakatame kastam ... daantlo kuda choices pettukomantey evadu vintaadu ..

[ramu]

most of the populaiton there depends on meat for food man...cant help

bats okati vadileste better emo...thy r very dangerous n hav 2 use them in research. .how thy r immune to these viruses. ..

[Spartan]

bats okati vadileste better emo...thy r very dangerous n hav 2 use them in research. .how thy r immune to these viruses. ..

 

bats most of the time tinaru direct ga...

 

but bats infect the animals like cow, poultry and pigs..whcih are consumed by humans..

 

vatini save cheyadam from bats is impossible.

[dotnetrockz]

EBOLA has been since 1980's.....last week i saw a documentary on tv showing the deaths due to this virus in 80's 90's and it was at peak in 2014.......

it was named after the river EBOLA in western africa.....kaani just a body contact(not just thru mouth) with fluids valla vasthundhi ante chala dangerous virus idhi

[arshad]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_disease

[ChampakDas]

adhe mama I know its difficult to eradicate it but atleast some precautionary measures theeskunte that's a bliss..bats, porcupine alantivi stop cheste asal gold..since bats being contributer in most of the viruses

most of the populaiton there depends on meat for food man...cant help

 

 

its the staple diet of most of the population in those countries , already ah countries picha poor and food dorakatame kastam ... daantlo kuda choices pettukomantey evadu vintaadu ..

 

[ChampakDas]

precautionary measures re

bats most of the time tinaru direct ga...

 

but bats infect the animals like cow, poultry and pigs..whcih are consumed by humans..

 

vatini save cheyadam from bats is impossible.

 

[Aryaa]

Drug enduku kanukkoleka unaru

Like swine flu 2 months baypettindi after that eased with drugs in market

Hope this is same. Else very bad for economy and everything. Already local ga fly cheyyalana thinking. Also casino povallana bayme

[Spartan]

precautionary measures re

 

Contagian ane movie chusava..if not see that.. 

 

 

Contagion scenario: The fictional virus reaches humans through a series of animal encounters: a bat eats some fruit then drops it in a pig pen, the pig eats it, then is butchered and handled by a chef who comes in contact with Gwenyth Paltrow.

 

Reality check: Pigs and bats are both real life culprits in Nipah outbreaks. The disease passed to humans through contact with infected pigs in Malaysia and Singapore, and through consuming fruit that was contaminated with urine or saliva from infected bats in Bangladesh and India. Bats in particular make great reservoir hosts for disease, meaning they can harbor the pathogen indefinitely with no ill effects.

“Contact with bats (or contact with intermediate animal hosts that acquired infection from bats) is a common theme among some recent emerging human infections,” said the CDC.

 

SARS, Ebola and avian flu, are just a few of the many other diseases humans share with animals. Food markets and food preparation are also a known path for disease to spread to humans — the SARS outbreak in 2003 was traced to human contact with an animal called a civet cat, which is sold for food in China.

[ChampakDas]

contagion movie gurthuku vache ee thread vesa and aa bold line rasa...

Contagian ane movie chusava..if not see that.. 

 

 

Contagion scenario: The fictional virus reaches humans through a series of animal encounters: a bat eats some fruit then drops it in a pig pen, the pig eats it, then is butchered and handled by a chef who comes in contact with Gwenyth Paltrow.

 

Reality check: Pigs and bats are both real life culprits in Nipah outbreaks. The disease passed to humans through contact with infected pigs in Malaysia and Singapore, and through consuming fruit that was contaminated with urine or saliva from infected bats in Bangladesh and India. Bats in particular make great reservoir hosts for disease, meaning they can harbor the pathogen indefinitely with no ill effects.

“Contact with bats (or contact with intermediate animal hosts that acquired infection from bats) is a common theme among some recent emerging human infections,” said the CDC.

 

SARS, Ebola and avian flu, are just a few of the many other diseases humans share with animals. Food markets and food preparation are also a known path for disease to spread to humans — the SARS outbreak in 2003 was traced to human contact with an animal called a civet cat, which is sold for food in China.

 

 

when the origin of this disease is from bushmeat..not just this but origin of many diseases is from a genetic mix of pig and bat viruses...why dont they take precautionary measures to not consume it

 

[Spartan]

contagion movie gurthuku vache ee thread vesa and aa bold line rasa...

 

oh ok..

 

a movie lo cupinchinattu....its difficult task man..to avoid bats...

[@Shadow@]

Contagian ane movie chusava..if not see that.. 

 

 

Contagion scenario: The fictional virus reaches humans through a series of animal encounters: a bat eats some fruit then drops it in a pig pen, the pig eats it, then is butchered and handled by a chef who comes in contact with Gwenyth Paltrow.

 

Reality check: Pigs and bats are both real life culprits in Nipah outbreaks. The disease passed to humans through contact with infected pigs in Malaysia and Singapore, and through consuming fruit that was contaminated with urine or saliva from infected bats in Bangladesh and India. Bats in particular make great reservoir hosts for disease, meaning they can harbor the pathogen indefinitely with no ill effects.

“Contact with bats (or contact with intermediate animal hosts that acquired infection from bats) is a common theme among some recent emerging human infections,” said the CDC.

 

SARS, Ebola and avian flu, are just a few of the many other diseases humans share with animals. Food markets and food preparation are also a known path for disease to spread to humans — the SARS outbreak in 2003 was traced to human contact with an animal called a civet cat, which is sold for food in China.

 

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[@Shadow@]

spread avuthundhiga slow ga ... :(

eeroju kuda atlanta lo bayatapadindhata... evaro chebuthuntey vinnaa .....