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Department of Health & Welfare Australia
9/29/2008 10:13:01 PM
 

Department of Health & Welfare Australia

Minister for Health

P.O Box 69

Canberra ACT 2600

Canberra, May 29, 2008

 

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS

 

CONFIDENTIAL

 

Subject: New contamination possible in most States

 

 

Recent studies conducted on "aphthous fever" (for which we have just received conclusive results) indicate that in certain cases this can be transmitted to humans. We foresee a possible contamination in most Australian States. Cases have been reported in Melbourne (3), Sydney (2), Adelaide (4), Hobart (1), Brisbane (2) and more recently in Canberra (1).

It was observed that the subjects examined were regular consumers of wine and spirits. Most (97.6%) of the subjects would encounter serious problems with their vision when having gone without alcohol for 1 to 2 days on average.

Extended periods without alcohol would seriously affect the individuals reading capabilities. The subjects would also feel a trembling sensation. In extreme cases, individuals would start to hallucinate and see coloured specks when staring at an object for extended periods.

If you encounter any such patients having these symptoms, please contact the Crisis Centre in Canberra immediately.

Our research to date has resulted in a cure, consumption of alcohol every day for 3 months!!!

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