Infectious Diseases SPREADING FASTER THAN EVER

[BugSick]

Well it is about time that WHO is waking up to the downhill spiral of our health across this wonderous land of ours.....we certainly have done it this time.....we have let our health care turn sour in a mere 20 years of arrogance and ignorance...and NOT LISTENING to the patient.....

Now it seems that infectious diseases are spreading fast enough to take notice!!! thus BIOremediation has spread for some 20-25 years ever so silently....NOT ANY MORE everything around us is sick and dying or going on extinction lists......we should give a special thanks to the Dermatologists that helped this to happen!!

NOTICE they mention since the 1970's

WELL that is when the so called experts began using MANipulated microbes to clean our environment.....set them free to clean us up......and to infect everything that comes into contact with them.....GREAT IDEA.....set microbes free that have been MANipulated into some sort of cleaning machine into our environment......

The DAMAGE is done and spreading

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GENEVA (Reuters) - Infectious diseases are emerging more quickly around the globe, spreading faster and becoming increasingly difficult to treat, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday.

In its annual World Health Report, the United Nations agency warned there was a good possibility that another major scourge like AIDS, SARS or Ebola fever with the potential of killing millions would appear in the coming years.

"Infectious diseases are now spreading geographically much faster than at any time in history," the WHO said.

It said it was vital to keep watch for new threats like the emergence in 2003 of SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, which spread from China to 30 countries and killed 800 people.

"It would be extremely naive and complacent to assume that there will not be another disease like AIDS, another Ebola, or another SARS, sooner or later," the report warned.

Since the 1970s, the WHO said, new threats have been identified at an "unprecedented rate" of one or more every year, meaning that nearly 40 diseases exist today which were unknown just over a generation ago.

Over the last five years alone, WHO experts had verified more than 1,100 epidemics of different diseases.

With more than 2 billion people traveling by air every year, the U.N. agency said: "an outbreak or epidemic in one part of the world is only a few hours away from becoming an imminent threat somewhere else."

MONITORING VITAL

The report called for renewed efforts to monitor, prevent and control epidemic-prone ailments such as cholera, yellow fever and meningococcal diseases.

International assistance may be required to help health workers in poorer countries identify and contain outbreaks of emerging viral diseases such as Ebola and Marburg hemorrhagic fever, the WHO said.

It warned that global efforts to control infectious diseases have already been "seriously jeopardized" by widespread drug resistance, a consequence of poor medical treatment and misuse of antibiotics.

This is a particular problem in tuberculosis, where extensively drug-resistant (XDR-TB) strains of the contagious respiratory ailment have emerged worldwide.

"Drug resistance is also evident in diarrheal diseases, hospital-acquired infections, malaria, meningitis, respiratory tract infections, and sexually transmitted infections, and is emerging in HIV," the report declared.

Although the H5N1 bird flu virus has not mutated into a form that passes easily between humans, as many scientists had feared, the next influenza pandemic was "likely to be of an avian variety" and could affect some 1.5 billion people.

"The question of a pandemic of influenza from this virus or another avian influenza virus is still a matter of when, not if," the WHO said.

It said all countries must share essential health data, such as virus samples and reports of outbreaks, as required under international health rules, to mitigate such risks.

Accidents involving toxic chemicals, nuclear power and other environmental disasters should also be communicated quickly and clearly to minimize public health threats

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The report warned of the threat from epidemics, foodborne diseases, chemical, biological or nuclear accidents or attacks and industrial pollution.

THIS HAS HAPPENED ALREADY so hold on tight we are in for a rough road....

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Lets just say BIOremediation is the biggest culprit of this dire situation we have on ours hands.....they were so ignorant about thie whole thing they abviously didn't have a game plan in order for those infected with their designer bugs......NO SAFETY, NO PROPER TESTING, NO COMMUNICATION WITH THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY, NO GAME PLAN FOR THE INFECTED, NOTHING, NADA, ZIPPO, DIDN"T PLAN DIDDLY SQUAT really....except to release these things into our environment....

In twenty years THEY have destroyed the planet by infecting our waterways with their designer bugs...