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Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
What is the executive branch of the government doing about H5N1 currently? I have not seen any press releases or statements about it. edit: I'm not being facetious, and don't welcome flippant replies. I'm genuinely interested, since I haven't seen any updates and have well-founded reasons to be skeptical this is getting the necessary attention.
Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
Why does this mostly affect the US? I've been abroad most of the year and eggs don't seem overly expensive.
Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
What is the executive branch of the government doing about H5N1 currently? I have not seen any press releases or statements about it. edit: I'm not being facetious, and don't welcome flippant replies. I'm genuinely interested, since I haven't seen any updates and have well-founded reasons to be skeptical this is getting the necessary attention.
Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
Why does this mostly affect the US? I've been abroad most of the year and eggs don't seem overly expensive.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
I did think it was funny that they included 'women' and 'female' in that list. Medicine is gonna have a hard time with that one, "this drug has some adverse effects with uhh… ovulating persons?"
This is a great reminder of how important it is to support local farmers and small operations, which increase the resilience of the system as a whole.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
I hope they stop this cultural war and focus on the real problems that actually affects the population,for example, high prices.