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31/5/2016 at 12:20am
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Fair enough, more studies are going to be needed but do you really need to single out the midge - as you well know we have a hard enough time trying to allay the fears of folks over midges anyway? Besides you get midges and mozzies and ticks south of the border, too.

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Quote: Originally posted by queensmessenger on 30/5/2016
As an entymolgist I see no reason why a midge that has sucked the blood of someone with the zika virus and then goes on to its next victim for it's next meal would not pass on the virus in the fluids it injects before feeding again. May be wrong but a major study needs to be made if this is to be disproved.



As an entymologist (sic) you would also know that Culicoides impunctatus is not a disease vector in humans. It also doesn't inject anything. A midge has mandibles. They do not inject and regurgitate like a mosquito. The mandibles slice the skin and histaminic saliva keeps the blood flowing.
An 'entymologist' like yourself may want to look at other possible vectors like ticks as a host. However, Zika Zika seems very fussy about which specific host it uses and it may not jump between mosquito sub species, let alone insect species.
Of course I'm not an "entymologist" or even an entomologist but I do know how to spell the title of my chosen field so I am catching a whiff of bovine ordure about your post.
Sorry.

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Quote: Originally posted by iank01 on 29/5/2016
The colonials drank Gin and tonic which prevented them from getting malaria. Maybe a similar concoction can work on this ZIKA virus, i.e. rum and coke?



Certainly worth a real try


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'What you are not being told about the Zika Virus?
Fact or Fiction ?

Google 'Zika virus and DTap Vaccines'
Have a look at a few websites and see what you think?

Babies are being born with small heads (microcephaly)
Aparently Pregnant mothers were given DTap vaccines before 22 weeks of pregnancy and the Mum's themselves are starting to wonder if it is the vaccine causing the microceohaly.    

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Quote: Originally posted by Coast walkers on 12/6/2016
Babies are being born with small heads (microcephaly)
Aparently Pregnant mothers were given DTap vaccines before 22 weeks of pregnancy and the Mum's themselves are starting to wonder if it is the vaccine causing the microceohaly.    



No it bloody well does not! The UK have been vaccinating pregnant mums against pertussis (whooping cough) for approximately 2 years, along with a lot of other developed countries. We have not seen Zika here because it is NOT caused by vaccination. We have however seen a reduction in newborn pertussis and fewer young babies are dying from it.

Anti vaccine rhetoric kills.

And it makes me very angry.

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13/6/2016 at 2:22pm
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yournewswire.com/is-zika-virus-or-the-dtap-vaccine-causing-birthdefects-in-brazil/



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I'm sorry Coast Walkers, I can't open the link you posted.

However, the site itself is widely regarded by educated scientist, immunologists and doctors (with a medical degree, not a homeopathy/natural healing qualification) to be a conspiracy site. When you analyse the 'studies' they quote, they are of poor quality and do not constitute actual evidence.

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14/6/2016 at 9:18am
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www.vaccinationinformationnetwork.com

go to search bar and type in 'zika'

There are many more websites mentioning the same connections.

I am merely pointing out that there are other sides to the zika virus scare story that need to be looked into, knowing that Big Pharma can pull the wool over our eyes and make lots of money from new zika virus vaccines.


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16/6/2016 at 9:33am
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The facts which they do know is: women of child bearing age are vulnerable and not have children for two years after visiting an infected area. Men infected by the virus carry it in their sperm, therefore it can be sexually transmitted, condoms are essential. Unless they want children in the next two years, then they should not have any problems.

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16/6/2016 at 9:39am
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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 31/5/2016
Quote: Originally posted by queensmessenger on 30/5/2016
As an entymolgist I see no reason why a midge that has sucked the blood of someone with the zika virus and then goes on to its next victim for it's next meal would not pass on the virus in the fluids it injects before feeding again. May be wrong but a major study needs to be made if this is to be disproved.



As an entymologist (sic) you would also know that Culicoides impunctatus is not a disease vector in humans. It also doesn't inject anything. A midge has mandibles. They do not inject and regurgitate like a mosquito. The mandibles slice the skin and histaminic saliva keeps the blood flowing.
An 'entymologist' like yourself may want to look at other possible vectors like ticks as a host. However, Zika Zika seems very fussy about which specific host it uses and it may not jump between mosquito sub species, let alone insect species.
Of course I'm not an "entymologist" or even an entomologist but I do know how to spell the title of my chosen field so I am catching a whiff of bovine ordure about your post.
Sorry.



To quote correctly, I think you mean 'entymolgist', don't you?


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16/6/2016 at 12:27pm
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