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Human to human (H2H) and contact transmission of influenza occur - but are overvalued immense. In Influenza epidemics recognized clusters are rarely. In temperate climates the strong interdependence between influenza infections and environmental temperatures canโt be explained with the primary biotic transmission from H2H with 37.5ยฐC. There must be an abiotic vehicle like cold drinking water. In hot climates the flood-related influenza is typical after extreme weather and natural after floods. Virulence of Influenza viruses depends on temperature and time. If young H5N1 contaminated water from low wells, cisterns, tanks, rain barrels or rice fields is used for water supply water temperature for infection may be higher as in temperate climates.
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