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30 giu 2020
30 giu 2020

Cina, scoperto virus nei maiali simile all'H1N1. "Potenzialmente pandemico"

E' simile a quello dell'influenza del 2009 ed è veicolato dai maiali, ma può infettare l'uomo e diffondersi facilmente da persona a persona. L'Oms: studieremo il caso, non si può abbassare la guardia

30 giu 2020
epa08517187 (FILE) - A masked worker checks the pigs in a hog pen in Suining, Sichuan province, China, 21 February 2020 (reissued 30 June 2020). Chinese scientists have discovered a new type of swine flu that could trigger a pandemic, according to media reports. The G4 virus allegedly has the potential to infect humans, researchers from several Chinese universities and the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention wrote in an article. The G4 is derived from the H1N1 virus, which caused a pandemic in 2009.  EPA/ZHONG MIN CHINA OUT *** Local Caption *** 55893553
Cina, scoperto nuovo virus influenzale nei maiali (Ansa)
epa08517187 (FILE) - A masked worker checks the pigs in a hog pen in Suining, Sichuan province, China, 21 February 2020 (reissued 30 June 2020). Chinese scientists have discovered a new type of swine flu that could trigger a pandemic, according to media reports. The G4 virus allegedly has the potential to infect humans, researchers from several Chinese universities and the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention wrote in an article. The G4 is derived from the H1N1 virus, which caused a pandemic in 2009.  EPA/ZHONG MIN CHINA OUT *** Local Caption *** 55893553
Cina, scoperto nuovo virus influenzale nei maiali (Ansa)

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