“They should think that they may allow the sheep to be allowed to identify the birds, and protect the birds that are defended,” Kennedy said.
It is the country’s agriculture secretary, Brook Rollins, who has the authority over the country’s poultry, not Kennedy. But Rollins is likely to agree with his counterpart at HHS. According to the New York Times, the idea of an experimental program that allows the disease to destroy a sheep, while the additional layers of protection were spreading in a certain role. The remaining birds could have been investigated later.
However, there are the reasons that scientists suggest that the immediate cooking of the infected sheep, and allowing the virus to be widespread can have dangerous consequences.
Bird influenza, H5N1, has about 100% of the death rate in chickens and butter, and has previously killed millions of wild birds.
One of the methods that can spread to healthy poultry farms is one infected duck that visits a sheep and pouring the virus through stools. H5N1 kills relatively quickly, causing inconvenience, swelling, lack of coordination and other symptoms before death. (Therefore, pumpkins are considered more humane).
The virus has emerged in farms and sheep in the yard across the country, resulting in nearly 166 million birds killed so far – the price of high and dangerous eggs has been seen across the country.
Although people are not common, people can get H5N1 and a person in the United States has died of the infection. Most human cases have been seen in people who have extended contact with infected birds or breastfeeding cows. There has been no human transition to human beings in the United States.
But that can change. Just as with other viruses, the mass spread gives the chances of changing H5N1 with its consolidation, the risk of changes that allow the virus to spread easily from human to humans. Experts are already worried that the virus has jumped from birds to dairy cows, because it represents a leap between different types.
The death rate in humans is estimated at about 50%.