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Cambodian study - "Bird flu affects people who have the capability of incubation"

Theresa42

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For some reason I can't manage to access this whole article. This is just the summary as it appears on alltheweb.com news. Anybody know more about the study they're talking about?

Machine-translated from Arabic:

Bird flu affects people who have the capability of incubation

Way agencies - A study by researchers from Cambodia, conducted in collaboration with research centers and big international organizations, the H5N1 avian influenza virus is not transmitted to all persons who are exposed to but that might affect the people who have the capability of incubation.

http://www.assabeel.info/article.asp?version=6060&newsid=13785&section=0&IA=P3
 
Re: Cambodian study - "Bird flu affects people who have the capability of incubation"

Genetic factor or otherwise?

Another consideration here is toilet habits. Sorry to bring this up, but in some of these countries folks don't use TP, but rather their left (usually) hand. If they didn't wash their hands with soap, ASAP, that might lead to transmission among people who used the same toilet facility or other commonly touched surfaces.

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