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From: RonO <rokimoto557@gmail.com>
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Subject: Dairy infections demonstrated to be more wide spread than thought
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https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/74/wr/mm7404a2.htm?s_cid=mm7404a2_w

The CDC is just releasing results of a study initiated in September 
2024.  150 veterinarians that had worked with cattle were tested for H5 
antibodies and 3 of them were determined to be positive (remember the 
failure rate for testing the Missouri patients).  These veterinarians 
never knew that they were infected, and one of them worked in states 
that had never claimed to have had infected cattle.

The CDC concludes that the dairy epidemic has been more widespread than 
they have bothered to detect (they had waste water and milk product 
results indicating many more states were infected than they wanted to 
admit to).  These results just indicate that the infection has been 
running rampant across the US.  Just as I have been claiming the poultry 
farms that have been infected were likely infected by dairy herds, but 
those states were just not admitting to having been infected.  The 
veterinarians claimed that they were unaware that they had been working 
with infected cattle.  Voluntary testing was a catastrophic failure in 
trying to curb the dairy virus epidemic.  The dairy virus has likely 
burned through the dairy herds of most states by now, and what they need 
to be worried about is the herds getting reinfected, or being infected 
by the new D1.1 genotype.

As sad as it may seem their recommendations concerning these results are 
"Continued systematic surveillance of livestock and milk could aid in 
appropriate occupational hazard assessment.†††" and "Since the time that 
this serosurvey was conducted, the HPAI A(H5) outbreak has expanded to 
include 67 confirmed human cases, including 40 with dairy cattle 
exposure (1,2). These data highlight the possible benefit of national 
seroprevalence assessments of recent HPAI A(H5) infection among 
practitioners at increased risk for exposure, which might help assess 
occupational risk in states without confirmed HPAI A(H5) virus 
detections in dairy cattle."

It has been over three months since the CDC claimed that they were going 
to start testing dairy workers at infected dairies and nothing has 
happened.  These results only tell them that they should do more such 
studies, when the D1.1 infections indicate that they should start an 
immediate testing programs to detect the infected.

It just seems nuts to find out that they have been missing, probably 
most of the human infections, and that human infections have been 
occurring in states where they just never wanted to identify the dairy 
infection and all they want to do is more nothing.  They know that they 
need to prevent infections with the D1.1 genotype, and that human 
infections with that virus has already killed one person and resulted in 
the production of the mutations needed to produce the next pandemic 
virus.  They know that a Nevada dairy worker has been infected by dairy 
cattle with the D1.1 virus, and yet they still do not want to start 
testing the dairy workers in Nevada in order to identify the infected 
and treat them with antivirals in order to prevent the next pandemic.

Ron Okimoto