Pandemics

... global warming but unlikely with created new life. Our immune system has been here for an awful long time and has coped so far with all pandemics caused by foreign proteins. And if some creature were to be produced that did remove all of mankind it is very unlikely that it would remove ...

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... it would be hard to know precisely, especially if you mean over the centuries and not just in recent history. Certainly there have been major flu pandemics, but under normal circumstances, influenza kills mostly the very young or the very old. But maybe over centuries influenza would be the "winner." ...

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... group of intracellular bacteria called Wolbachia. Wolbachia occurs in up to 70% of insect species and its spread represents one of the great pandemics of life on this planet. They have broad effects on their hosts, ranging from sperm-egg incompatibility to feminization, male-killing and induction ...

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... and the instigation of it or are they controlling the spread of it, or are they controlling the spread of it over certain areas to make sure pandemics are initiated in the environment? I AM SO CONFUSED! Does anyone know what they really do? Guess I better read their excellent truthful finds ...

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... specific, then it can cure. Now, if we take that and say possible use it as the Georgians are, it might work in extreme cases, for extreme pandemics. It would specify that pandemic bacteria. Now, if Western medicine decides to take it that one or two steps further into vaccine, then they ...

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