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Check the live price....just hit a new high for the day

Lyn is too busy complaining about the customer service at Octopus Energy, he finds it frustrating, at least he knows how we feel, we share your frustration Lyn Rees ;)

the ****stan population is 240 million (three times the size of the uk)

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Scientists are racing to understand how several house cats caught and died from bird flu in Colorado despite never having been outdoors.

The United States is battling an outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza that has now spread to nearly 200 dairy herds and at least 13 US farm workers have also contracted the virus since March, over half of which are in Colorado

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Although there is clearly a lot of virus circulating in Colorado, how indoor cats might have caught bird flu is unclear.

“We need to make sure that we’re not missing other modes of transmission that we’re not aware of,” said Krutika Kuppalli, a spokesperson for the Infectious Disease Society of America and former WHO medical officer.

“We need to be asking questions like: did those houses only have cats? Were there other animals present that could have been exposed? Have any people living in those houses become infected?” she added.

“There needs to be a lot more surveillance and information sharing, because none of these questions are clear at all,” Dr Kuppalli said.

“It raises many questions about how the virus got inside the houses,” Dr Rick Bright, an influenza and immunologist expert, told The Telegraph.

“Possibilities include that the cats could have been fed raw milk or food products that contain live virus. The virus could also be brought into the house by people who might be infected with the virus or have the virus on their clothes or shoes.

Good point Captain, have you checked out Lancet Labs, a large organisation employing thousands and not just within South Africa!

NCYT already has a footprint within India and the Middle East, regardless of what the UK authorities are planning, I'm far more interested in what's happening within India and the Middle East, both of which are enormous markets that dwarf the United Kingdom.

After the furore surrounding COVID vaccine, the anti-tax brigade is bigger than ever, can't imagine there shall be much of an appetite. However, the authorities have already suggested that MPOX can be managed, this shall be done through testing and screening.

No issues with BARC.

The DHSC continues to do business with the Novacyt Group, why wouldn’t they?

Good to see Sir Patrick Vallance, Dr Chris Whitty’s side kick, visit the Manchester HQ recently.

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Is it that expensive? Mcap £83m with £40 cash at the bank. Previously undervalued….that’s for sure, is your glass half empty or half full ;)

It was likely a sell based upon the indicative bid/offer @ 1114 this morning

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NCYT is offering a multiplex test, plus instruments for testing in the field.

Fortunately Novacyt has a global footprint, the UK is largely irrelevant.....try thinking outside of the box and looking at the bigger picture.

Within global blood group typing market

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EarlyOfAim....no doubt you were say the same back in January 2020 when COVID appeared in China....DYOR

India: Health authorities have also announced that they will enhance surveillance in an effort to promptly detect potential cases, as well as improve laboratory testing capabilities for early diagnosis, officials added, though they did not include any further details in the statement.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/19/mpox-outbreak-heres-how-asian-nations-have-reacted-to-who-emergency-declaration.html

EU likely to announce measures before the end of this week, not a case of waiting to see whether this shall get any worse, otherwise already too late, as happened with COVID, this time an immediate global response is required to ensure that this is contained and controlled. Like it, or not, NCYT is only going the one way from here, long way to go in my opinion.