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After the patient with febrile thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) died, the doctor in charge of the patient's care also had similar symptoms and was diagnosed with SFTS.
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La Crosse virus is trending to spread quickly and become popular in the US recently.
Scientists have developed a plastic that kills viruses that are able to persist on surfaces and infect hospitals like nCoV.
No one can be sure that the samples from Mars do not contain tiny creatures. If so, no one can claim that they are not harmful to the Earth.
US scientists have investigated the role of VR07, a member of the IgG antibody family that has the potential to pave the way for monoclonal antibody therapy against the…
Scientists predict that after Covid-19, many new viruses will develop or old pathogens will arise, posing challenges to humanity.
Viruses that spread from animals to humans are new pathogens, so they are all dangerous, the immune system has never known how to cope while they constantly mutate to ad…
Marburg is a virus originating from fruit bats in Africa, spreading from person to person through respiratory droplets, causing hemorrhagic disease.
It leaves us with a lesson, when the COVID-19 pandemic is still not over.
Researchers have found that dangerous viruses can remain infectious for up to 3 days in freshwater environments by attaching to plastic objects.
Scientists say thousands of mysterious viruses have been discovered recently lurking in the world's oceans. In it, the focus is on RNA viruses that infect other ocean cr…
The World Health Organization (WHO) is reviewing reports of cases of monkeypox virus detected in the semen of patients, thereby assessing the possibility that the diseas…
The Borna virus is generally thought to very rarely infect humans. The number of cases recorded so far is less than 100, but most of them have died.