On Wednesday 22 June 2022, the UK declared a national incident following an outbreak of vaccine-induced poliovirus infections. Found in sewage samples It is located in the north and east of London. Wild polio currently exists in only two countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan, and was declared eradicated in the UK in 2003. Reported positive sewage tests have been found since February 2022, which would suggest that scientists are considering the “ongoing” hypothesis. Dissemination to all parts of the country.
But is polio the only rare virus detected in the UK in the past six months, and was it completely unexpected? Our MHRA is working with the World Health Organization's Polio Eradication Initiative. Is it just a coincidence that Bill and Melinda Gates have funded a polio laboratory at the National Institute for Biomedical Standards and Control, at the heart of the UK's pharmaceutical regulatory complex? Foundation?
not surprising
The UK Health and Safety Agency (UKHSA) March 2019 blog posts The document, written when the agency was still designated Public Health England, warned that a resurgence of Victorian disease was expected, and a current press release suggests that is exactly what I am seeing. It seems that we are witnessing this right now. Professor Mark Woolhouse, Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh, said: Describes what we see as “chat”. “Chatter” is a term routinely used by counterterrorism officers (not an important context, given that the UKHSA's new name combines public health and national security concepts), and is It represents a small signal that may indicate a more serious impending disaster. . Infectious disease prevention works in much the same way as counterterrorism. We are now being warned that the “chatter” is getting louder. This increase in volume is likely due to increased risk awareness since COVID-19. As we've seen the world tighten its security systems, the world's most famous public health official, Professor Anthony Fauci, has said: warn A new “pandemic era” has arrived.
Scabies, rickets, scarlet fever, whooping cough, tuberculosis, and typhoid fever are returning to the West, but not as much as we remember. Some of these old fears will return with a vengeance as new mutants or strains. Will the old-fashioned belt-and-braces drugs we've relied on for so long be effective if they prove widely available? What's driving the spread of new viruses, old viruses, and existing viruses? Or are we simply scouring the four corners of the globe in hopes of tracking the next pandemic? If you look for it, you'll find it.?Responsibility for the resurgence of infections has been identified in public debates, including climate change, population growth, rainforest destruction, intensive agriculture, increased wildlife trade and the exponential rise in zoonotic diseases. We should probably brace ourselves, as it can likely be attributed to a variety of reasons. disease.
As Britain leaves the European Union, non-EU immigration is on the rise, with many moving to and from Africa and Asia. Despite years of strict travel restrictions and COVID-19 lockdowns (chic), travel remains consistently cited as the biggest factor in disease importation. A recent monkeypox outbreak has been linked to Nigeria, and many more cases around the world have been linked to music festivals, adult saunas and orgies. The 2022 polio outbreak in the UK is believed to have originated from another country, which is still using a vaccine containing a live, attenuated strain of the poliovirus. This is why health authorities describe the strain of poliovirus detected in London as “vaccine-derived.” The UK itself has not used this particular vaccine, the Sabin oral vaccine, since 2004. We changed the polio vaccination back to the Salk injection vaccine.
Many people are worried about polio, as the COVID-19 pandemic has increased vaccine hesitancy and led to a major shift toward funding COVID-19 control campaigns at the expense of other valuable public health resources. would like to argue that it has been given a golden opportunity to recur. In addition, the disruption of normal childhood immunization schedules and the lack of provision of face-to-face appointments with health care professionals due to the lock-up also undoubtedly contributed to the opportunity for polio. The UK has seen a decline in child vaccinations in recent years, particularly in some areas of London.
excessive information
Pharmaceutical research is currently moving at a million miles an hour, with an “information cascade” of details about thousands of new drugs currently in development. This vast amount of information designed Confusing and overwhelming the general population. As genomic medicines move through brand-new experimental pipelines at the speed of light, more and more people will relax and participate in clinical trials from the comfort of their armchairs, and millions of people will be offered the opportunity to receive clinical trials in record numbers. They will look forward to, and become dependent on, a truly new drug. Speed to their door (probably by drone). The delay between demand and delivery will be much shorter than usual. 100 days mission Britain announced, The vision of Sir Patrick Vallance and Melinda Gatesseems to be the answer. To put this into context, clinical trials through 2020 will take several years in three consecutive phases, with a timescale of up to 3,652 days. The first coronavirus vaccine was distributed within 300 days.
The generic drugs that most of us are accustomed to will begin to disappear from pharmacy shelves. New “super-smart” genomic medicines will replace them at an alarming rate, but at what cost to our health? Do those providing them actually care? Do you have it? If you look at it, Severe side effects so farit seems not.
Here are the new buzzwords we need to get used to: antibacterial resistance (AMR). Fortunately for the UK, it has its own special envoy for AMR. Dame Sally DaviesMaster of Arts from Trinity College, Cambridge – former Chief Medical Officer of the United Kingdom; Genome generation.
What exactly is AMR? Should I be worried? According to the World Health Organization, AMR occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites change over time and become unresponsive to drugs, leading to an infection. This makes the disease difficult to treat and increases the risk of serious illness and death. As a result of drug resistance, antibiotics Other antibacterial treatments become ineffective and the infection becomes untreatable. The world has neglected research into new antibiotics. Was it an oversight or a deliberate omission at a higher level?
There are no new antibiotics to help us in this era of pandemic, and many will turn to new experimental and powerful cocktails. Those who wish not to take advantage of the new arsenal of medicines on offer will no doubt turn away from allopathic medicine altogether and opt for alternative naturopathic treatments. New variants, variants, and more virulent viruses of concern will require super-smart medicine, but not necessarily super-smart patients or super-smart providers.
But ultimately, where does that leave us all? What to expect next—Marburg disease, polio, typhoid fever, Ebola, Nipahor some combination? Are we on the verge of seeing the elusive disease X that experts have been warning us about? Time will tell. Pandemics cause panic and chaos. You can even open Pandora's box.
