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> It also supports the conclusion that it is not actively transmissible between humans, yet. Sorry, I'm not following. How does a high level of prevalence show
by darby_nine 2y ago
> It also supports the conclusion that it is not actively transmissible between humans, yet.
Sorry, I'm not following. How does a high level of prevalence show a lack of virality?
- tway_GdBRwW 2y agobecause we are not seeing a high level of hospitalization or deaths.
- doodlebugging 2y agoNot seeing high level of hospitalization due to H5N1 and the human cases that are reported do not share a common source genome I think is how they conclude that. Basically the humans that have contracted it and reported symptoms do not get it from a common source and there is no evidence of human to human transmission in the cases that are reported.
- darby_nine 2y agoAh yea, this makes sense. Thanks.