Flu-biological Warfare Attack (Absolutely Must See)

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Influenza as a bioweapon

Mohammad Madjid, MD,^3,⁴ Scott Lillibridge, MD,¹ Parsa Mirhaji, MD,² and Ward Casscells, MD^2,^3,⁴

Two years ago, we published a case–control study with the surprising finding that influenza immunization reduced the risk of recurrent myocardial infarction by 66%.¹ Simultaneously, Siscovick and colleagues reported that influenza immunization was associated with a 49% reduction in the risk of sudden cardiac death.² A subsequent report described a 50% reduction in risk of stroke in association with influenza immunization,³ and later a randomized control trial pointed to a 50–75% reduction in the risk of adverse endpoints and cardiovascular death.⁴ Furthermore, an ecological study suggests that the 1918 influenza pandemic may have contributed to the epidemic of coronary heart disease mortality registered in the 20th century.⁵

These data caused us to re-examine the usual estimate that, in the USA, influenza kills 20 000 a year.⁶From more recent studies of all-cause mortality, we suspect that the total is closer to 90 000. The Spanish flu epidemic in 1918 killed 20–40 million people.⁷ Less severe epidemics were the Asian flu in 1957, Russian flu in 1977, and Hong Kong flu in 1978.⁷ In addition to such spontaneous mutations, we must, since the terrorist attacks of September and October 2001, consider the possibility of malicious genetic engineering to create more virulent strains. Sequencing of the genome of the 1918 Spanish influenza virus is nearly complete; once it is published, unscrupulous scientists could presumably utilize candidate virulence sequences.⁸^,⁹ Recently, the possibility of synthesizing an infectious agent solely by following instructions from a written sequence has moved from theory to practice.¹⁰

Influenza is usually transmitted by direct contact but can also be transmitted by aerosol (e.g. on a passenger plane).¹¹ Indeed, international transmission is increasingly frequent. Notably, aerosol transmission of influenza requires up to 27 000 times fewer virions to induce equivalent disease.¹² Taken together with the fact that influenza virus is readily accessible and may be causing more deaths than previously suspected, the possibility for genetic engineering and aerosol transmission suggests an enormous potential for bioterrorism.

More here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC539539/