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Flu: Types list
Influenza A- most common strain of v***s.
Influenza B
Influenza C
Hong Kong influenza - strain of Influenza A
Russian influenza - a 1978 epidemic.
Spanish influenza - an epidemic in 1918.
C****av***s - developed by Pirbright Institute
Asian influenza - a strain of Influenza A in 1957.
Swine flu- an epidemic in 1976, in the United States
Avian flu - a chicken flu in Hong Kong in 1997.
Orthomyxov***s-related Cold
Type A Influenza
Bird flu (avian influenza)
Type A influenza subtype H1N1
Type A influenza subtype H1N2
Type A influenza subtype H3N2
Type A influenza subtype H2N2
Type A influenza subtype H5N1
Type A influenza subtype H7N2
Type A influenza subtype H7N7
Type A influenza subtype H7N3
Type A influenza subtype H9N2
Type A influenza subtype H10N7
Type A influenza subtype H1
Type B Influenza
Type C Influenza
Type A influenza subtype H5
Type A influenza subtype H7
Type A influenza subtype H9
Hemophilus influenzae B
Intestinal Flu
Cold & Flu
H1N1 Flu
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Meanwhile In Brazil... Scientists Discover 'Puzzling' V***s Of Unknown Origins Without Recognizable Genes
Click here:
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/yarav***s-scientist-discover-puzzling-v***s-unknown-origins-without-recognizable-genes

Leo Zagami writes:
"I spent the last few hours studying The Eyes of Darkness, a prophetic thriller originally published in 1981 about a deadly bacteriological weapon called “W***n-400” named this way because it was developed at the RDNA labs outside of the city of W***n. The book in question was written by the best selling American writer Dean Koontz, and was originally published under the pseudonym Leigh Nichols.

Koontz Eye of Darkness
The book focuses on a mother who sets out on a quest to find out if her son Danny died one year ago, or if he was still alive. Many of Dean Koontz’s books have appeared on The New York Times Best Seller list and have been adapted for television or the big screen, but not this one. According to Koontz in the afterword of a 2008 paperback reissue, television producer Lee Rich purchased the rights for this book along with others and The Eyes of Darkness was assigned for a possible tv adaptation with the female writing team of Ann Powell and Rose Schacht, co-writers of Drug Wars: The Camarena Story, but for some mysterious reason they could never deliver an acceptable script. " Read Leo's article here: A 1981 Book by Dean Koontz Predicts Deadly Bacteriological Weapon Called W***n 400.
W***n400 Here:
https://leozagami.com/2020/02/10/a-1981-book-by-dean-koontz-predicts-a-deadly-bacteriological-weapon-called-w***n-400/