Really interestingly (and I'm not sure if this is the right time to bring it up so apologies for this going a little off topic or I may have mentioned before) we are studying one health at uni at the moment. Which looks at how things like this spread (between humans and animals) and ways of preventing them, before we are at this stage obviously.
There was a virus being transmitted from bats to horses and onto humans. They wanted to kill all the bats but instead some bright spark managed to invent a vaccine for the horses. So now they don't catch the disease and so neither do humans.
Anyway so back onto topic, yes at the moment the mortality rate of this virus seems higher than that of flu/ the last pandemic in 2009 but we can't rely on that data really as its ongoing and so that leaves everyone guessing really, which isn't very reassuring
There was a virus being transmitted from bats to horses and onto humans. They wanted to kill all the bats but instead some bright spark managed to invent a vaccine for the horses. So now they don't catch the disease and so neither do humans.
Anyway so back onto topic, yes at the moment the mortality rate of this virus seems higher than that of flu/ the last pandemic in 2009 but we can't rely on that data really as its ongoing and so that leaves everyone guessing really, which isn't very reassuring
