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Traditional germ theory states that all microbes are bad - but in 2012 the Human Microbiome Project found that the number of microbes living within the human body are far greater than the number of human cells - and that they contribute an estimated 2 to 20 million genes (a huge number in comparison to the 20,000 human genes)[1]. Further research found that 95% of these identified bacteria are beneficial to human health - it’s the remaining 5% that need to be kept in check given their ability to evolve to survive in different conditions.
Three years after the global community recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, health experts are now turning their attention to another potential threat: the H5N1 avian influenza virus.
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