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"We will never eradicate flu, but we'd be in a better place to control it, like measles.
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And Iran "should stem the flow of equipment, technology, and training to any group resorting to violence in Iraq". Yes, and obesity should be eradicated, bird flu cured and traffic fatalities, particularly the multi-car variety, abolished.
The attention on this issue should be redirected to the larger problem of how to eradicate a bird flu that has the capacity to affect us on a global scale.
Not this honest man who despite his honesty has never ever accepted his prior mistakes and might be next planning to burn the trees to eradicate the bat flu.
Unlike flu, we can eradicate threat and danger on the roads.
From our ability to control the spread of the flu each holiday season to miraculous achievements like eradicating smallpox, evidence of the miracle of vaccines abounds for those of us close enough to the action to see it on a daily basis.
A better use of limited resources may be ensuring that global surveillance efforts are adequate to detect emerging flu viruses as early as possible and providing the means to eradicate them swiftly.
But why, in a world that has eradicated smallpox and halted the spread of polio, must we fear the flu year after year?
No one has ever been infected with Ebola in the Western Hemisphere, dengue fever isn't transmitted from human to human, only one confirmed case of flu has been found so far among the children and smallpox has been eradicated worldwide.
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For example, some strains of flu live in both humans and pigs, hence "swine flu". If smallpox had had a second host, eradicating it in humans would have been of little value, since it would have thrived in its second host and later re-emerged in humans.
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