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C MacIntyre

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As seen in: Folha de S.Paulo, MSN, MSN UK, UOL, Terra, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Australia, Yahoo News New Zealand and
Physician. Field Epidemiologist🔎 Expert in prevention, detection and response 2 epidemics and pandemics. Founder of @Epiwatch_BSP 🇦🇺
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Australia now has bird flu. What are the risks to humans?

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By C MacIntyre, Pan Zhang
| 1News Verified
Australia was the only continent free of H5N1 bird flu, until last week when a brown skua was found in Cape Le Grand National Park in Western Australia, about 700km from Perth, with the virus. Within days, authorities identified at least 16 other dead birds. By C Raina MacIntyre and Pan Zhang for The Conversation Bird flu can rarely spread to humans in close contact with infected birds or animals and has the potential to cause severe illness.
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Health authorities are racing to contain Ebola in the DRC and Uganda. Here’s what’s making it so challenging

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By Ashley Quigley, C MacIntyre, Mohana Kunasekaran
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is grappling with a rising Ebola epidemic, with almost 600 cases detected so far and more than 130 deaths. Ebola is a rare virus that initially causes a fever, fatigue, muscle pain, then vomiting and diarrhoea. It can then progress to the hemorrhagic stage, with internal bleeding – which presents as blood in vomit and faeces – as well as bleeding as from parts of the body including the nose, gums, vagina and needle punctures.
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Ebola avança no Congo e Uganda; veja por que é difícil conter o surto

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By C MacIntyre, Ashley Quigley, Mohana Kunasekaran
| Folha de S.Paulo Verified
A República Democrática do Congo enfrenta uma epidemia de ebola, com quase 600 casos detectados até agora e mais de 130 mortes. O Ebola é um vírus raro que causa febre, fadiga e dores musculares, vômitos e diarreia. Pode então progredir para o estágio hemorrágico, com sangramento interno —que se manifesta como sangue no vômito e nas fezes— além de sangramento em partes do corpo como nariz, gengivas, vagina e locais de punção com agulha.
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