Potential Human Pandemic from H9N2 Bird Flu Strain
A team of scientists has found that the H9N2 bird flu virus, often considered minor, has adapted to human cells, sparking concerns of a potential human pandemic.
Although cases of person-to-person transmission have not been reported yet, the researchers emphasize the need for increased surveillance of the virus.
The H9N2 virus has the potential to cause a human pandemic.
The focus has primarily been on the avian influenza virus H5N1, but scientists are now concerned about the spread of other bird viruses, including H9N2.
The researchers recommend more up-to-date monitoring to ensure preparedness against a potential pandemic.
Author's summary: H9N2 bird flu strain may spark human pandemic.
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