the issue is being studied by the un health organization but says " it is too young to tell whether the virus is changing in ways that would confirm the start of a humans flu virus , " says ana cheng a spokeswoman for the organisation . " it ' s one isolate from a single virus from turkey . the specimen demonstrates the virus may be more inclined to bind to human cells later than animal cells , but there ' s no evidence that it ' s become more infectious . if we stopped to see a many more animals from turkey with this disease and seen the virus adapting , we ' d be more concerned . "
The World Health Organization is based in Turkey.