TWiV 1125: Can pig flu viruses go viral?
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- čas přidán 21. 06. 2024
- TWiV reviews criticism of NIAID monkeypox virus experiments by House Republicans, spread of wild poliovirus across Afghanistan and Pakistan, plan to overhaul NIH by House lawmakers, and the potential pandemic risk of circulating swine H1N2 influenza viruses.
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My uncle came angrily ranting to me pointing his finger (I am a molecular biologist by training) complaining abot how scientist should stop gain of function research. This is the kind of news is floating.
Thank you TWiV team. Appreciate your episodes.
Congress needs to keep out of business they have no knowledge about. Ugh!
Thank you TWiV posse! So grateful for your knowledge and insight.
(Also: I always read the video titles in Alan's voice. 😁)
Maybe this one could be can Could Pig Flu Fly!!
Hey TWiV, delighted to catch up and support you - Sorry to learn of the Foolishness from Congress with respect from 🇨🇦
The talk was great !! Thank you very much.
TWiV, if you can, please stay out of congressional crosshairs, your contribution to truth-telling is most essential, thanks for everything you do
No risk,no glory (?)
Did we like glory ?
Sadly when greed for glory occur
Idk if the current model on funding is very good. I have heard from many scientists about putting spin on proposals to have them sent to different reviewing committees because the reviewing committee most applicable is known to only fund science from labs aligned with them and not fund any ideas that could challenge their models. I have also heard from at least one lab about how its great to come from that lab, because that PI is on a funding committee and so your future is more secure if you have been mentored by them. IDK 🤷♂
Is that a Delft Blue plate depicting windmills in the background?
(And, hey, why not acknowledge your three co-hosts in the video description, Vincent?)
Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Dont people ever question the 'geopolitics' of viral spread ??
...which is seemingly more relavant in today's world and the contention of natural outbreak vs bio weapons.
Dickson coming in hot with "the emperor has no clothes!"
which episode do you talk about the NYT article?
1121 and Paul Offit’s substack has a nice review and his own summary out today
It can if our government wants it too.
21:06 Senator William Proxmire from Wisconsin
,,sed perseverare diabolicum est,,
Did intradermic vaccination increase more IgA mucouseal secretions ?
Pandora box is open
Must learn precaution
There was a swine flu scare a few years ago. A vaccine was trialled in a local U.K. school and a girl got narcolepsy as a result. So, stop messing about with gain of function and take good care of your farm animals!
Gain of function reaearch is risky. You must acknowoldge that. And you do not. Why do you want to study viruses when you do not understand fully immunology yet ??? I guess, there are many profiting financially from gain of function, right🤑🤮
Who’s profiting from gain of function?
Do you like your own comment?
Or was there another loony in the comments?
Could it be that the virologists know more about what they're talking about than you do?
@@JillKnapp Yes, they want their funding
It keeps them going
We all need money
@@laurier3348 imagine if all virologists said to themselves "ah sod this, let's forget viruses and get other jobs"....nobody to study viruses and next thing everyone starts dropping like flies and I do mean EVERYONE. Bye bye humanity
the reason Energy and Commerce is holding meeting with HHS is because science is so insignificant under the governance of most of the worlds countries that it is most always placed under the economic umbrella. The EC committee have subcommittees that include Health, "Innovation, data and commerse" as well as a government oversight roll. So 100% relevant. tell your other hosts that people like her, trying to be condescending towards our nations decision markers, is what gives science a bad rap. The burden of effective science communication is on scientists and not nonscientists. Its snobbery lilke that which makes people distrustful. Didnt even deliberate both sides and the hosts are already pretending to be better than others. Disgusting.
Monkey Pox, another viris first seen in the lab...