Climate change to blame for smallpox outbreaks in monkeys, Professor says – Satisfied with that?
Climate change is likely to cause a global outbreak of monkeypox, said a professor of health systems. The disease has largely been eradicated by smallpox vaccines, but a small number of people who contract it often do so in tropical rainforest areas of Central and West Africa – often after contact with animals. … “Climate change is pushing animal populations out of their normal ranges and human populations into areas inhabited by animals,” explains DCU Professor Staines with Filming with Gavan Reilly. … “So this is what living with climate change looks like.”
Via: Marc Morano – Total climate inventory
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A professor of health systems said that climate change could be to blame for the global outbreak of monkeypox.
The disease has largely been eradicated by smallpox vaccines, but a small number of people who contract it often do so in tropical rainforest areas of Central and West Africa – often after contact with animals.
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“Climate change is pushing animal populations out of their normal ranges and human populations into areas inhabited by animals,” explains DCU Professor Staines. Filming with Gavan Reilly.
“There is a very detailed analysis of about 40 years of data published in [the journal] Nature a few months ago, it recorded what happened and predicted what might happen in the future, and now it’s driven a lot by climate change – and to some extent by climate change. human population growth.
“But climate change is pushing people into cities, bringing animals closer to people, and we’re seeing connections we’ve never seen before.
“So this is what living with climate change looks like.”
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Monkeypox is very rarely fatal, and most people who get it develop a fever, rash, and swollen lymph nodes. Symptoms last up to a month, and the disease is transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, bodily fluids, respiratory droplets, or contaminated items such as bedding and clothing.
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Experts say climate change may be to blame for smallpox outbreaks in monkeys
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“Climate change is creating a new age of infectious hazards.” Climate change could cause future pandemics – “Research, published in Natureuses modeling to map how climate change could change the geographic range of the 3,100 mammal species and viruses they carry by 2070.… The findings suggest that climate change can “easily become the dominant factor” [human] The authors say “the causative agent of virus transmission between species by 2070.”
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Marc Morano: “They want to keep both climate and COVID fears buzzing to promote their so-called solutions, so what better way than to merge the two!? Worried about COVID-19, then support UN Paris climate accord, Green New Deal, carbon tax etc or you are a heavy killer! ”
Meanwhile, the data doesn’t support this latest COVID/Climate Fear Story’s speculative calculator pattern: See: Analysis by H. Sterling Burnett: Science Crushes confirms link between COVID and climate– ‘In fact, if moderate global warming had any impact on viruses and pandemics, that would make them less likely and less severe… About Historically, we know that the Black Plague arose and raged in Europe and elsewhere during the Little Ice Age. ‘
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Bill Gates: “It’s pretty obvious in this case, [Covid] passing animals. And almost all of our diseases, like HIV, came from chimpanzees in Africa quite a while ago; Ebola came from bats, this happens too, with a step in between coming from bats.” “So it’s going to keep happening, especially with climate change, where we’re colonizing a lot of habitats. And you want to catch it as soon as possible.”
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