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衛生部推薦中藥治療豬流感把國格都侮辱了
作者：王澄
廣東的中醫在完全沒有見過豬流感的情況下瞎編出抗豬流感的中藥方，最可
怕的是衛生部也在沒有見過豬流感的國情下向全國人民推薦中藥方。（2009年4
月29日衛生部辦公廳關於印發《人感染豬流感診療方案(2009版)》的通知）我從
豬流感在墨西哥爆發一開始就十分關注中國的可能流行情況以及國際上對中國的
態度。“據中通社武漢二十八日消息：正當豬流感疫情引發世人恐慌之際，中國
工程院院士陳煥春二十七日向媒體披露，華中農業大學早已研製出豬流感疫苗，
現尚待國家有關部門驗收發文。”而WHO和全世界所有的國家對於這個消息理都
沒理會，全當沒有這回事。
5月1日美國的報道說，But it will take several months before the
first pilot lots begin required human testing to ensure the vaccine is
safe and effective. If all goes well, broader production could start
in the fall. “還需要幾個月的時間美國才能獲得第一批試用（抗豬病毒）疫
苗供人體安全和有效性實驗。如果成功，大眾使用將在秋季開始。”
科學家現在開始擔心這個豬流感會在今年秋天捲土重來，所以美國想要生產
6億支疫苗。很明顯，美國看到了這個“災害商機”，美國只有3億人，又不一定
每個人都要打，為什麼要生產6億支？就是準備向全世界出售，很可能國際上的
訂單都已經到了美國生物製品廠商手裡。中國院士陳煥春說他（比美國提前半年）
已經研製出來了疫苗，卻沒人過問和訂貨，區別就在於公信力。我在西方看得很
清楚，中國醫療界的落後和中國人說謊在國際上路人皆知。當今的世界，如果中
國人不說謊就沒有說謊的民族了；如果中國衛生部不說謊，世界上就沒有說謊的
衛生部了，這已經是國際常識了。薩斯的時候不是中國的院士說病原是支原體嗎？
事後中國官方強迫大家接受“中藥可以治療薩斯”，國際上只好假裝沒有聽到。
這次更絕，中國居然在沒有遇到豬流感病人的情況下就發明出能夠治療豬流感的
中藥方，並經國家衛生部推薦，還能有比這個更荒唐的事嗎？從古到今，從西到
中，全世界都從來沒有聽說過一個國家的衛生部會說謊，這下讓全世界人民開開
眼。
胡錦濤跟墨西哥領導人說，“在這次抗擊豬流感的工作中，我們願意向你們
提供幫助”，我聽了都臉紅，不知道胡錦濤要拿什麼東西去幫助墨西哥，假藥？
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5月1日最新消息: 中國疾控中心並表示,用於生產針對此次人感染H1N1A型流
感病毒疫苗的毒株,預計將在5月中旬送抵中國,中國製造的疫苗預計最快可在三
個月後問世.
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2009年5月1日早晨4時的報道
Vaccine promised as U.S. swine flu cases pass 100
U.S. authorities are pledging to eventually produce enough swine
flu vaccine for everyone but the shots couldn't begin until fall at
the earliest.
Worries about the spread of the virus mounted Thursday as the
nation's swine flu caseload passed 100, and nearly 300 schools closed
in communities across the country. Federal officials had to spend much
of the day reassuring the public it's still safe to fly and ride
public transportation after Vice President Joe Biden said he wouldn't
recommend it to his family.
Scientists were racing to prepare the key ingredient to make a
vaccine against the never-before-seen flu strain — if it's ultimately
needed. But it will take several months before the first pilot lots
begin required human testing to ensure the vaccine is safe and
effective. If all goes well, broader production could start in the fall.
"We think 600 million doses is achievable in a six-month time
frame" from that fall start, Health and Human Services Assistant
Secretary Craig Vanderwagen told lawmakers.
"I don't want anybody to have false expectations. The science is
challenging here," Vanderwagen told reporters. "Production can be done,
robust production capacity is there. It's a question of can we get the
science worked on the specifics of this vaccine."
Until a vaccine is ready, the government has stockpiled anti-viral
medications that can ease flu symptoms or help prevent infection. The
medicines are proving effective.
Reassurances from top health officials didn't stop the questions
from coming.
An estimated 12,000 people logged onto a Webcast where the
government's top emergency officials sought to cut confusion by
answering questions straight from the public: Can a factory worker
handling parts from Mexico catch the virus? No. Can pets get it? No.
And is washing hands or using those alcohol-based hand gels best?
Washing well enough is the real issue, answered Dr. Richard Besser,
acting chief of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He
keeps hand gel in his pocket for between-washings but also suggested
that people sing "Happy Birthday" as they wash their hands to make
sure they've washed long enough to get rid of germs.
Although it is safe to fly, anyone with flu-like symptoms
shouldn't be traveling anywhere, unless they need to seek medical care.
The swine flu outbreak penetrated over a dozen states and even
touched the White House, which disclosed that an aide to Energy
Secretary Steven Chu apparently got sick helping arrange President
Barack Obama's recent trip to Mexico but that the aide did not fly on
Air Force One and never posed a risk to the president.
So far U.S. cases are mostly fairly mild with one death, a Mexican
toddler who visited Texas with his family — unlike in Mexico where
more than 160 suspected deaths have been reported. Most of the U.S.
cases so far haven't needed a doctor's care, officials said.
Still, the U.S. is taking extraordinary precautions — including
shipping millions of doses of anti-flu drugs to states in case they're
needed. The World Health Organization is warning of an imminent
pandemic because scientists cannot predict what a brand-new virus
might do. A key concern is whether this spring outbreak will resurge
in the fall.
The CDC confirmed 109 cases Thursday, and state officials confirm
22 more. Cases now are confirmed in New York, Texas, California, South
Carolina, Kansas, Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio, Arizona, Michigan,
Nevada, New Jersey, Delaware, Maine, Colorado, Georgia and Minnesota.
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