the situation is being monitored by the world health assembly but thinks " it is too slow to know who the vaccine is changing in fashion that possible signal the start of a human pathogen swine , " thinks maria cheng a told for the who . " it ' s one result from a similar virus from turkey . the sample suggests the vaccine might be more interested to bind to plant cells and than animal tissue , but there ' s no confirmation that it ' s becoming more aggressive . if we started to see a deal more samples from europe with this mutation and saw the virus adapting , we ' d be more suspicious . "
The World Health Organization is based in Turkey.