In a recent review published in the journal Nature Medicine, researchers summarized known literature findings of the unexplained post-acute infection syndromes (PAISs).
ever. but we don t have to take russia s word for it. the u.s. defense department has a website that contains this media clip about the opening of a biological research facility and ukraine in 2010. u.s. senator lugar applauded the opening of the interim central reference laboratory in odessa ukraine this week announcing that will be instrumental in researching dangerous pathogens used by bioterrorist and go. the level three biosafety lab will be used to study anthrax come come up to a marriott, q fever, as well as other dangerous pathogens. oh, okay. then the dash also explaining the odessa base laboratory is responsible for the identification of a specially dangerous biological pathogens. so what we re doing is not the first time you ve heard the story. we are funding the creation of deadly pathogens so we can study them and prevent people from
The prominent Berlin medical institution said the animals had to be killed due to contamination risks. Charite claimed it consulted with city authorities prior to making the decision.
germs from dengue to q-fever. the centers for disease control grilled about lax storage, avian flu, and transporting within the cdc potentially lethal anthrax in ziploc bags. what in heaven s name would go through the mind to think that a ziploc bag is enough to protect someone from anthrax? reporter: this doctor made few excuses. completely up acceptable. deeply troubling products. inadequate culture of safety. reporter: agreeing that his agency missed a broad pattern of safety lapses. we need to greatly improve the culture of safety. reporter: specifically the cdc has temporarily stopped shipping biological specimen like the dangerous avian flu, closed the bioterrorism labs involved in mistakes and appointed a senior scientist to oversee safety issues. how do you expect to get the