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larryd
Thank you for your comments and insight. I want to add, this virus was not newly discovered, and the news reports are highly misleading and designed to get attention. This virus has long been known about, as the over 100 HPVz and many other viruses. Really, researchers are just stating they see their first transmission to humans, not sure when and how: a scratch, as a raw food, attack, or so forth. This virus has certainly been transmitted many times over the past 100,000 years, and just something to keep a watch on. Our real concern is we should now be watching HPVs, mostly in the heterosexual population, and possible tracking those individuals instead of just inoculating all young girls?
August 6, 2009