the case is being monitored by the european cancer office but says " it is too recent to know either the virus is changing in things that probably signal the emergence of a human flu pandemic , " tells maria cheng a spokeswoman for the who . " it ' s no strain from a human bacterium from turkey . the sampling suggests the virus might be more inclined to attach to blood cells less than wolf cells , but there ' s no evidence that it ' s turning more infectious . if we started to see a lot more subjects from turkey with this mutation and see the virus changing , we ' d be more concerned . "
The World Health Organization is based in Turkey.