(NaturalNews) A research study out of Duke University has found that a
dangerous mutated form of an airborne fungus called Cryptococcus gattii
is spreading across the Northwest United States and some parts of
Western Canada. The fungus, which typically only infects people with
autoimmune disorders and compromised immune systems, now seems to be
infecting healthy people as well, worrying experts.
Published in PLoS Pathogens,
a journal of the Public Library of Science, the report explains that
the new fungus is currently infecting people across the Pacific
Northwest region and its scope is continuing to expand. Though the
fungus was originally discovered in tropical and subtropical regions, it
is somehow thriving in temperate regions far different than its native
home.
In what appears to be a honeybee mystery of Armageddon proportions that has baffled scientists and beekeepers, more than one-third of the nation’s commercial honeybee population is mysteriously disappearing – and researchers warn the unexplained phenomenon threatens one-third of the American diet.
EPHRATA, Pa. (Lancaster Farming) – Having read reports of dying bats in New York and New England, DeeAnn Reeder feared that Pennsylvania could be next on the radar.
“To whom it may concern: I, Oliver Kenneth Goff, was a member of the Communist Party and the Young Communist League from May 2, 1936 to October 9, 1939. During this period of time, I operated under the alias of John Keats and the number 18-B-2. My testimony before the Government is incorporated in Volume 9 of the Un-American Activities Report for the year 1939.
New reports from Iowa and North Carolina are raising concerns that the deadly H1N1 swine flu mutations that have been confirmed by the WHO in Ukraine, Norway and elsewhere have already reached the United States. In Iowa, a report that doctors are seeing “very heavy, wet hemorrhagic lungs, lungs with a lot of blood in them” in H1N1 patients is creating concerns among health experts that the deadly Ukraine H1N1 has already spread there. In addition, a report of Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 swine flu in North Carolina is raising questions about the ability of medical authorities to combat H1N1 if thousands of people do start dying. If deadly H1N1 swine flu mutations have already reached the United States, what does that mean? Doctors in Ukraine have been reporting that victims of H1N1 there are experiencing violent hemorrhaging in their lungs. As the patients near death, their lungs reportedly become as “black as charcoal” and literally begin to disintegrate. Will this start happening soon inside the U.S.?
