Dr Luke O'Neill

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561 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 18 Jul

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The Pat Kenny Show · Luke O’Neill on Hantavirus · 9 May 2026 podcast

So that's why they reckon it won't be a pandemic because you have to be symptomatic to spread it.

Yeah, that's exactly the point.

Yeah, that's the other thing.

sun off yeah it's not anything like that and and they're probably absolutely right they are exactly right yeah and that's their job to calm people down patent the times we live in i suppose i made a very clear statement there will not be a pandemic with this antivirus that whl has said very clearly so that's good good to hear them saying that isn't i guess for us all

Well, what's remarkable, guess what the US has done on this?

They fired all the cruise ship inspectors from the CDC.

isn't that amazing so the cdc are the big agency that's called karma isn't it well this is a strange i wouldn't say it's a coincidence now these people wouldn't have inspected this ship necessarily yeah but that's an example of how the cdc in particular in america has been as you were saying hollowed out imagine getting rid of the people who inspect cruise ships now given that we know viruses spread on cruise ships like norovirus that seems very misguided now in retrospect i bet i bet they reappoint those people quickly now and then response to this is

Yeah, well, the trouble is, it is serious at one level.

There's about a 40% mortality.

You don't want to catch this.

Because it's a nasty virus that goes into your lungs, like COVID in that sense, destroys the lung tissue.

It attacks your blood cells, but you get what's called hemorrhagic fever.

Blood appears in people's skin.

It's a nasty disease to catch, by the way.

So about 40% mortality.

But again, it's very hard to catch, so that's why it's not that much of a concern.

But yes, it's a nasty one if you do catch it.

Well, this is what I think is ridiculous.

3,000 people die of TB every day.

And here are now tragically three people.

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