Streinu Cercel declared that the virus has a 60% swine structure, a 20% aviary virus structure and a 20% human structure.
Here are his most important declarations:
- we know that the virus can get resistent every time there is a new swine flu case, but we hope this will not be the case
- most swine flu cases were detected in Great Britain and Spain. Most cases were registered in the Southern part of Europe, which means that the virus became resistent to heath
- Currently the London institute is undertaking tests to define the structure of the virus. The Romanian Cantacuzino Institute is a reference point for South Eastern Europe
- There are 34 new cases in Europe and a total of 456. Of which, 200 were registered within Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Germany and Belgium
- Some 70% of the cases are mild forms of the virus: they manifest 2-3 days and do not require treatment while 28% are medium level infections and 1-2% require intensive care.