James Gallagher

Se on mahdollista, koska se on mahdollista, että se on mahdollista, että se on mahdollista, että se on mahdollista, että

Ebola virus disease is a disease caused by a series of Ebola viruses and there are six different species of Ebola virus.

Ja kun se pääsee elämään, se aloittaa siltä, että systeemit sopivat todella yllättäen fluun kanssa. Sieltä saa asioita kuten tyhjyys, kivu, kokemusta, syrjintä, mutta sitten se edistyy aikaisemmin. Joten on melko yleistä aloittaa syrjintään ja saada todella huonoa diareeriä.

Ja sitten voit mennä terveeseen, jossa on sisäinen organikäytäntö, mutta myös sinun sydänvessut eivät kokoa, sinut alkaa syödä sisällä ja joskus myös ulkopuolella.

It's through those bodily fluids that is the major route through which Ebola is transmitted from one person to another person. And it happens in outbreaks like we're seeing now, because normally Ebola viruses infect animals. That's their natural home, their natural reservoir, as it's called in scientific terms. What type of animals?

And the vaccine was developed by the same group at Oxford that broke the first COVID vaccine. Here's James Gallagher with an encouraging word on that. The University of Oxford team that developed a COVID vaccine, they are using very similar, almost identical technology to develop a specific vaccine against the Bundy Bujo species of Ebola. And they...

They're working incredibly rapidly. They think this will be the fastest vaccine that's ever been produced in human history. It's a collaboration between Oxford and the Serum Institute in India. And they reckon we could be a couple of months away from having doses that could be given.

I think, yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, we're, we're really disappointed with the outcome.

Um, there's no doubt about that.

Um, I think it would seem pretty clear that there's been a misunderstanding here.

Um, I know I certainly have misheard many things in my life, but I think, um, it w it was pretty clear when watching the footy on Sunday night, you know, there was, um, Zach and Ollie were obviously mystified at why a 50 meter penalty had been paid.

Um,

Zach obviously didn't interview immediately post-game.

He didn't know at that point in time what the allegations were and he was pretty clear about, you know, what he'd said.

And then Zach and Ollie obviously gave that evidence again last night.

And I hear the point that there was some slight discrepancies, but...

These guys are playing a highly competitive game of football.

And when it's, when it's come out of Zach's mouth, he's not thinking anything of it because he knows he hasn't done anything wrong.