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Denmark reports fatal anthrax infection in heroin user

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
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No danger of anthrax infection

09th July 2012

No ordinary people at risk of being infected by anthrax.

It says Professor Lars ?stergaard from Clinical Instiut at Aarhus University Hospital, after a Copenhagen junkie had taken contaminated heroin and subsequently died of anthrax.

- The explanation of death is that you mix bone meal in narcotics, and anthrax is typically seen in animals in the countries where it produces nakoen says Lars ?stergaard.

- Anthrax is not a dangerous disease for ordinary people. It s good to be injected into the veins if it must be a threat - or you have to touch a spleen burns, says the professor.

Can hibernate
When anthrax can be used in biological warfare, due to the fact that anthrax bacteria can go dormant, and if you have baktierne in sleep and make them in large numbers, they are dangerous to inhale.
- But the spores does not occur when a person is infected, says Lars ?stergaard.
And he explains that Aarhus University Hospital will always consider situatione and take the precautions that suits them.

Ingen fare for miltbrandsmitte

09. jul. 2012

Ingen almindelige mennesker risikerer at blive smittet af miltbrand.

Det siger professor Lars ?stergaard fra Klinisk Instiut ved Aarhus Universitetshospital, efter at en k?benhavnsk narkoman havde taget forurenet heroin og efterf?lgende d?de af miltbrand.

- Forklaringen p? d?dsfaldet er, at man blander benmel i narkoen, og miltbrand ses typisk hos dyr i de lande, hvor man producerer nakoen, fort?ller Lars ?stergaard.

- Miltbrand er ikke nogen farlig sygdom for almindelige mennesker. Det skal spr?jtes direke ind i ?rerne, hvis det skal v?re en trussel - eller man skal r?re ved et miltbrands?r, siger professoren.

Kan g? i dvale
N?r miltbrand kan bruges i biologisk krigsf?rsel, skyldes det, at miltbrandbakterier kan g? i dvale, og hvis man har baktierne i dvale og laver store m?ngder af dem, s? er de farlige at ind?nde.

- Men sporerne kommer ikke, n?r en person er smittet, siger Lars ?stergaard.

Og han forklarer, at Aarhus Universitetshospital hele tiden vil overveje situatione og tage de forholdsregler, der passer dertil.

http://www.dr.dk/P4/Aarhus/Nyheder/Aarhus/2012/07/09/081411.htm?rss=true
 
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