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<blockquote data-quote="Exfarmer" data-source="post: 7729722" data-attributes="member: 1951"><p>The problem though, is that it is highly unlikely , when a child or adult catches TB, that anyone will have the faintest idea where it was caught.</p><p>It is sometimes several years and certainly many months, after initial infection, that the disease will manifest itself.</p><p>TB luckily is not easy to catch, unless you live in close quarters to victims, or drink raw milk from infected animals.</p><p></p><p>I note a Gloucestershire farm is selling “raw” camels milk. At £20 pounds a litre though I doubt many will be drinking that much.</p><p>The camels milk sold in most supermarkets comes from Dubai from a 6,000 camel herd owned by Sheik Maktoum. This is sold as being “raw” but is in fact pasteuried. Most professionals in zoonoses are more more concerned about Mers than TB . Mers , for those not up with their diseases , is a covid disease which kills over 50% of sufferers and is caught from camels. It does not appear transmissible among humans though</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Exfarmer, post: 7729722, member: 1951"] The problem though, is that it is highly unlikely , when a child or adult catches TB, that anyone will have the faintest idea where it was caught. It is sometimes several years and certainly many months, after initial infection, that the disease will manifest itself. TB luckily is not easy to catch, unless you live in close quarters to victims, or drink raw milk from infected animals. I note a Gloucestershire farm is selling “raw” camels milk. At £20 pounds a litre though I doubt many will be drinking that much. The camels milk sold in most supermarkets comes from Dubai from a 6,000 camel herd owned by Sheik Maktoum. This is sold as being “raw” but is in fact pasteuried. Most professionals in zoonoses are more more concerned about Mers than TB . Mers , for those not up with their diseases , is a covid disease which kills over 50% of sufferers and is caught from camels. It does not appear transmissible among humans though [/QUOTE]
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