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Snorting Avian Flu Vaccines - could this cause an Avian
Flu Epidemic? On September 28, 2005, a Reuters press release announced that MedImmune, a company that makes a nasal spray vaccine product called FluMist, had "signed up with the U.S. government on Wednesday to try to make a version of its jabless vaccine for avian flu." According to the press release, the development will entail "splicing" of "selected" avian influenza genes into a "weakened" live human flu virus. See this link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050928/hl_nm/birdflu_vaccine_dc There are many things wrong with this idea: 1. Gene splicing, otherwise known as genetic modification, is a very inexact technology. When this kind of genetic modification is done, the results are "statistical," that is, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. When it doesn't, the results are unpredictable. The gene "splicers" cannot know for certain whether the "gene selection" process really worked, whether all of the human flu virus were really "weakened," or whether the interaction could cause a "super-flu" that is even more deadly than the original Avian Flu. 2. It is well known that live virus
vaccines cause full-blown disease in a small percentage of those
vaccinated, that is, the "weakened" viruses are strong enough to
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