Dr. Richard Webby

That's right. That's just not able to do it, right?

That's right. That's just not able to do it, right?

That's right. It could. I mean, the argument against that, I'm not in that boat. I think the virus probably can, but the barrier to it making those key changes is relatively high.

That's right. It could. I mean, the argument against that, I'm not in that boat. I think the virus probably can, but the barrier to it making those key changes is relatively high.

So somewhere between sitting back with my feet up on the recliner and, as I tell people, running, you know, heading towards the hills. I'm in the middle. I think I'm square in the middle a little bit.

So somewhere between sitting back with my feet up on the recliner and, as I tell people, running, you know, heading towards the hills. I'm in the middle. I think I'm square in the middle a little bit.

I think that'll be the key. If my neighbors see me arriving back from Sam's Club with four or five extra packets of toilet paper, then they will know I've changed.

I think that'll be the key. If my neighbors see me arriving back from Sam's Club with four or five extra packets of toilet paper, then they will know I've changed.

The good answer is we don't know really, right? Because we've never had a pandemic in humans. Yeah, we've never had a pandemic to know how good they are in humans, which is a good thing.

The good answer is we don't know really, right? Because we've never had a pandemic in humans. Yeah, we've never had a pandemic to know how good they are in humans, which is a good thing.

That's right. Thanks, Blythe. How many citations are in this week's episode?

That's right. Thanks, Blythe. How many citations are in this week's episode?

All right. And if people want to read more about bird flu, where should they go?

All right. And if people want to read more about bird flu, where should they go?