8 Quotes by Zsuzsanna Jakab

There is a little more risk for those who have directly worked with the infected animals, so our goal must be to further minimize that risk.

If they follow these guidelines the risk is basically nonexistent.

For the time being there is no reason to panic in Europe. The risk for citizens to have this virus is minimal.

This virus is not yet adapted to humans, it is not capable of human-to-human transmission and until that happens this will not be a pandemic strain.

Europe is very well prepared but I hope there will not be a pandemic in the coming months.

The risk to human health, to public health, at this stage is minimal.

The risk of infection for most people in Europe is close to zero.

Of course we are worried and we have to get used to the fact that avian flu is now spreading within the European Union.