'Mortality rates for infected women and their infants was >90%'

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Danielle Beckman
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What happened to past cases of #H5N1 infection in pregnant women?

"Mortality rates for infected women and their infants was >90% when women were infected with avian influenza virus during pregnancy."

Published in the @CDCgov  journal 🤔😒

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/31/1/24-1343_article
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STUDY FINDS MOST PREGNANT WOMEN AND UNBORN BABIES WHO CONTRACT H5N1 WILL NOT SURVIVE
7:49 PM · Dec 20, 2024
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From theguardian.com
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/20/australia-bird-flu-pandemic-risks-pregnant-women-unborn-babies
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4:37 AM · Dec 21, 2024
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Do read this article:

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/20/australia-bird-flu-pandemic-risks-pregnant-women-unborn-babies

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A review of 1,500 research papers found that 90% of women infected with bird flu during pregnancy died, and almost all of their babies (87%) died with them.
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Bird flu
Most pregnant women and unborn babies who contract bird flu will die, study finds

Exclusive: While risk of H5N1 pandemic in humans is low, 'it's really important to think about vulnerable populations', Melbourne researcher says

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Melissa Davey Medical editor
Thu 19 Dec 2024 15.00 CET

Most pregnant women who contract bird flu will die, according to an Australian review of infections that found most unborn babies with the virus also die.

Caused by influenza A viruses, a severe strain of bird flu known as highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) is spreading globally.

While this has caused large outbreaks in poultry and wild birds and spillover infections in mammals, human infections are rare and usually limited to people who work in close contact with sick birds and livestock. There is no evidence of transmission between humans.
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Do not forget: The survivors survived. So far. But in which state, with how many damages and malfunctions of their organs?


Avian influenza is a lethal for mankind. So: STAY AWAY FROM ANIMALS!