Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have at least weak immunity.
Leaky vaccines producing viruses with 100% kill rate for unvaccinated animals (Big Pharma's dream):
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Leaky vaccines producing viruses with 100% kill rate for unvaccinated animals (Big Pharma's dream):
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Leaky vaccines producing viruses with 100% kill rate for unvaccinated animals (Big Pharma's dream):
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Leaky vaccines producing viruses with 100% kill rate for unvaccinated animals:
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Leaky vaccines producing viruses with 100% kill rate:
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
...the researchers concluded that the vaccines developed to combat Marek’s disease were imperfect or leaky.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity. Current generations are fine because the majority is probably exposed to COVID or the vaccines, so will have immunity.
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity:
Marek’s disease used to be a minor ailment that did little harm to chickens in the 1950s, but the virus has grown stronger and today is capable of killing all the unvaccinated birds in poultry flocks, sometimes within 10 days.
But since nearly every chicken in agricultural production throughout the world is vaccinated, Marek’s is a relatively minor problem today.
“The most virulent strain of avian influenza now decimating poultry flocks worldwide can kill unvaccinated birds in just under three days,” Read said, because the vaccine against avian influenza is a leaky one.
Culling is a more expensive process than using a leaky vaccine, he said. But it’s safer.
Left untouched, viruses tend to have this fate. But then we have leaky vaccines, so let's see how this goes for the generations yet to be born, who won't have immunity.