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The Next Pandemic: What the Numbers Are Telling Us Ever since the last pandemic ended, many have wondered when—not if—the next one will strike. For a while, it looked like bird flu was the biggest threat. Then it was monkeypox, RSV, norovirus, the flu, COVID again  — and now, bird flu and H3N2 influenza (a variant of the flu) are back in the news. And this time, the warnings are even louder. Nearly 3,000 cases of avian influenza have been reported among wild birds and poultry across Europe this year — five times higher than in 2023. Worse, a study in the Journal of Dairy Science raised concerns that raw milk may spread the virus in animals and humans, causing health officials to worry about a widespread outbreak. Meanwhile, Meghana Pandit, the National Medical Director of the National Health Service, called H3N2 a “super flu” that is “leaving the NHS facing a worst-case scenario for this time of year.” The Greatest Fear Is Fear Itself If you remember the pandemic—and who doesn’t?—one of the biggest issues was the fear it generated. Shelves emptied overnight. Toilet paper was as hard to find as Bigfoot. Pharmacies closed early, public parks closed altogether, and delivery windows stretched from days to weeks. By the time most people realized they needed supplies, everything was gone or in very short supply. A Smarter Way to Stay Ahead A fully stocked Medical Emergency Kit makes sense right now. It’s not just a box of supplies. It’s practical protection you can reach for when a flu strain accelerates or when a simple infection hits at the worst time.  Inside, you’ll find essentials like: Amoxicillin-clavulanate: Often used to treat severe bacterial infections. Doxycycline: A reliable antibiotic with wide coverage. Ondansetron: Helps manage nausea, so dehydration doesn’t worsen. Epinephrine: For sudden, severe allergic reactions when minutes matter. These are medications you hope you never need but are relieved to have on hand if you do. And if the threat isn’t only illness but spread, the Contagion Emergency Kit adds another layer of defense. It includes tools designed to limit transmission and keep your household protected during outbreaks. One kit prepares you. The other shields you. Together, they turn uncertainty into a plan. Be Proactive Obviously, being prepared makes sense, but there are things you can do daily as well: General Prevention Measures Avoid contact with sick or dead animals. Practice good hand hygiene. Avoid touching your face. Use personal protective equipment if necessary. Monitor your health You can’t predict the next pandemic, but you can avoid being caught unprepared. Emergency kits put clear, decisive action in your hands, and daily vigilance increases the chance you’ll never need it. Don’t wait for the rush. Order today and complete your medical intake form to receive your kit before the New Year.    Plus, for a limited time, use code USSportsRadio and enjoy 10% off all kits now.** SHOP NOW