Vivimos vidas provisorias definidas por el virus: hablamos del virus y pensamos en el virus y los medios nos hablan del virus y el virus marca todo lo que hacemos: somos para el virus, por el virus.
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But to understand why they had to re-create an extinct virus (horsepox virus) to fight another virus (smallpox virus), we need to go back in time.
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" The World Health Organization has warned against designating the virus as the "Wuhan virus" or the "Chinese virus.
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A virus is going to do what a virus does.
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Trump so far, he was saying China virus, China virus.
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There are two types of this virus: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2).
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In other words, the 1918 virus behaved a little like the Ebola virus, a hemorrhagic fever virus much in the news right now.
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When the virus is back, the bacteria can target the matching sections of DNA in the virus, cut it and disable the virus.
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Marburg virus is in the same family as the Ebola virus.
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Where is the virus, and how do you contain the virus?
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Apliquemos la progresión geométrica del virus para cuidarnos del maldito virus.
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Like, in English we'd say flu virus, not the virus flu.
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The virus is still here, there is virus in the pigsty.
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"The virus must travel," Landt said, explaining whether the virus kills the host, or the host's immune system kill the virus, either way, the virus will need to find another person to infect to stay alive.
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The herpes simplex virus is categorized into two types: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-22015).
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These vaccines often contain attenuated virus (live but inactive such as the measles vaccine) or killed virus (inactive virus such as the flu vaccine).
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A weakened virus, an inactivated virus, a viral protein, or even something that simply shares a distinctive marker with the virus can be used.
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Examples include Zika virus, Lyme disease, hantavirus, West Nile virus and Ebola.
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I said that before the virus, that's not related to the virus.
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There are two different, but similar, types of herpes virus: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2).
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So there's been this suggestion that perhaps at some point this virus mixed with a pangolin virus, maybe in a pangolin, meaning the bat virus and the pangolin virus may have coexisted in a pangolin and traded genetics.
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You see this virus move across the state, you see this virus move across the nation, there is no American who is immune to this virus.
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Subsequent tests look for antibodies of the virus but not the virus itself.
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Mosquitoes carry diseases like the West Nile virus, Zika virus, chikungunya and dengue.
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Why is the flu virus so much worse than the common cold virus?
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Map: Tracking Zika virus "Zika is not a new virus," the CDC's Schuchat said.
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Viruses A computer virus is named after, you know, a real-life-body virus.
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These include Lyme disease, West Nile virus and Zika virus, to name a few.
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So for example, West Nile virus is a virus of migratory birds from Africa.
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Diagnosis: a virus, but not that virus — a stomach bug that should disappear soon.
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The first is the spread of the virus, how quickly the virus spreads there.
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FUNDAMENTALS * VIRUS IMPACT: The virus has killed 23 people in China and infected 21500,21900.
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"The virus is sensitive to detergents, meaning soap will inactivate the virus," she said.
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The virus is always changing Influenza is tricky because the virus changes every year.
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I just need the sequence of that virus, the genetic map of that virus.
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The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has published many web pages of information concerning the Zika virus: facts about the virus and ways to prevent the virus spreading.
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We're also not sure if this will be a virus that will just disappear and not resurface, or it could become a seasonal virus like the influenza virus.
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Now the new CDC report sheds light on just how much these diseases are growing in the US. 'We don't know what will threaten Americans next' The new report, based on data from the National Notifiable Disease Surveillance System each year between 2004 and 2016, identified 22012 different diseases: Lyme disease, anaplasmosis/ehrlichiosis, spotted fever rickettsiosis, babesiosis, tularemia, Powassan virus, Dengue viruses, Zika virus, West Nile virus, malaria, chikungunya virus, California serogroup viruses, St. Louis encephalitis virus, Eastern equine encephalitis virus, yellow fever virus, and plague.
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"We&aposve seen people who had a detectable virus, then they didn&apost have a detectable virus, and then three days later they had a detectable virus," Redfield said.
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He was infected with the virus while traveling to Mexico, where the virus is circulating.
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The risks of a trial using a live virus include infecting people with the virus.
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International visitors brought the virus to Rockland starting in September 2018, and the virus spread.
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The Powassan (POW) virus is a rare virus spread to humans from the deer tick.
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H3N23 canine influenza virus (H3N2 CIV) is a very contagious influenza virus that infects dogs.
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Once the virus is inside you, your body temperature degrades the coating, releasing the virus.
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Virus hits 8% of Iran's parliament Iran's government has been particularly affected by the virus.
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And of course if I have the virus, what I'm exhaling microscopically contains the virus.
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The virus can spread through poopSeveral studies have found virus particles in infected people's poop.
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So far, the virus appears less dangerous than the SARS virus, which killed 774 people.
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About 10,000..I'm not saying that this virus can be compared to the flu virus.
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The app could answer questions such as: what is the Zika virus; how is the Zika virus contracted; where the Zika virus is being actively transmitted by mosquitoes; how to reduce the potential for catching the Zika virus; how to clean up and remove Zika virus carrying Aedes mosquito breeding sources near homes; and what pregnant women may be able to do to keep their unborn children safe from the Zika virus.
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That instinct was visible in the efforts to rename the virus "Wuhan virus" or "Chinese virus" — something Trump is still doing, even after his miraculously competent press conference on Monday.
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The virus typically effects adults, the AP reports, because of more likely exposure to the virus.
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Rawling's Virus: A virus that infects cortical stacks, and causes people to turn on one another.
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The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes does not mean they can transmit the virus.
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Fighting The Zika Virus The Zika virus has been linked to serious birth defects, including microcephaly.
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By removing DNA of the deadly virus in rodents, they also stopped the virus from replicating.
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I've always wondered: Why is the flu virus so much worse than the common cold virus?
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Myth: Heat can kill the virus Reality: Hand dryers can't kill the virus, according to WHO.
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Trump says that the cure for the virus can't be more costly than the virus itself.
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As the virus — and fears of the virus — spread, the problems balloon, and the bubble bursts.
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"Powassan and West Nile virus are flaviviruses, in the same family as Zika virus," he said.
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As the intermediate host, civets spilled the virus over to one or more humans while the horseshoe bat was believed to have harbored the virus strains, serving as the virus reservoir.
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"What we have all learned is that the virus leads to a lower mortality than the flu virus, but it's a lot more contagious, the virus is very contagious," he said.
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Wednesday evening, Trump went further, referring to the virus as a "foreign" virus, indiscriminately cutting down foreign travel, and blaming the Europeans for the spread of the virus, despite the likely possibility that the virus is equally common in the United States (since testing has been inadequate).
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By comparing the sequences to virus samples from other countries, the researchers found that the Brazilian form of the virus is closely related to the Zika virus that's found in French Polynesia.
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Fears about the virus grew Tuesday when it was announced that the virus has been transmitted sexually in Dallas — the same city where a scare over the Ebola virus began in 2014.
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Under this agreement deal, Shattock's team will work with German firm BioNTech RNA Pharmaceuticals and use the RapidVac platform to produce vaccines against a flu virus, the Rabies virus, and Marburg virus.
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Researchers sequenced nearly 200 Zika virus genomes to see how the virus mutated and traveled over time.
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The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes alone does not mean they can transmit the virus.
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And structural similarities within this virus family mean that dismantling one virus could help with the next.
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Polio virus: Two out of three strains of wild polio virus are gone, global health officials announced.
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Here is what we know - and do not know - about the virus: HOW DANGEROUS IS THE VIRUS?
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Hepatitis B and C infections are caused by the hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus, respectively.
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The virus is one thing, they said, but fear for the virus is another epidemic by itself.
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The virus is one thing, they said, but fear of the virus is another epidemic by itself.
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Importantly, this virus exists around the world, and many turtles carry the virus—but it's often dormant.
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That's because when an HIV virus is confronted by one antibody, the virus becomes resistant to it.
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If the virus would have been a self-destruct virus your computer would have crashed beyond recognition.
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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is a virus that can destroy the immune system if left untreated.
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Shingles is caused by a reactivation of the varicella zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox.
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There is no widespread epidemic of Zika virus in Peru, but the virus is present in Lima.
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The virus was the first computer virus to be paired with ransomware, which demands ransom from victims.
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He also denied last week that "Chinese virus" or "China virus" was a racist term to use.
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Paul Gosar are calling it "Wuhan virus," after the city in China where the virus first appeared.
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China, where the virus originated, has reported nearly 79,000 total cases of the virus, including 2,791 deaths.
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Declarations under the Stafford Act have occasionally been issued for "virus threat" disasters, including West Nile virus.
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The virus barely registered on the radar of financial markets when the virus was limited to China.
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That complicates efforts to track the virus, isolate infected people and keep the virus from spreading further.
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This is because the flu shot is made of an inactivated virus, not from a live virus.
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Here's a brief history of the Marburg virus, which was more deadly than the new 219 virus.
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A relative of Ebola virus, the Marburg virus is found in the fruit bat species Rousettus aegyptiacus.
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Heartland virus and Bourbon virus, which can prove fatal, were discovered in just the last five years.
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Also, HIV is an example, probably the most important zoonotic virus in terms of global burden of disease and public health where this was originally a chimpanzee virus called SIV, simian immunodeficiency virus.
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Antigens for these vaccines are taken directly from the flu virus and combined with DNA from another virus.
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Now the world is facing a virus that seems poised to make a similar leap: the Zika virus.
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For adults, dying from the Zika virus is unusual For adults, dying from the Zika virus is unusual.
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The woman had the virus in her urine and saliva, and antibodies to the virus in her blood.
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"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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Even the stories I write that are ostensibly not about the virus are always — somehow — about the virus.
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Indeed, lying about the impact of the virus only served to make the impact of the virus greater.
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We all need to be working together in tracking a global virus, and in combating a global virus.
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Ryan told reporters that containing the virus and interrupting transmission give officials an opportunity to stop the virus.
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If they were exposed to the virus, those antibodies would be able to stop the virus from functioning.
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Planting them can spread the virus to unbroken tulips or lilies, which are also susceptible to the virus.
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It also has a unique feature — a 'stalk,' which doesn't vary much at all from virus to virus.
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"We must continue to stop the virus, while preparing countries for the arrival of the virus," Ryan warned.
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So when your B cells spot a full-strength virus, they produce antibodies that attach themselves to the virus and, eventually, another type of immune system cell called phagocytes overwhelm and destroy the virus.
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And family clusters are the closest, longest exposures [to the virus], and getting the virus is a function of whether someone's got it, how long they're exposed, and how much virus they are shedding.
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Morris emphasized the need for additional research into the virus and into ways to test for the virus, as well as the ability to decrease the chances of contracting the virus by using mosquito repellent.
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In recent days, the Trump administration has increasingly referred to the virus as the "Chinese" or "Wuhan" virus, while the World Health Organization used the term COVID-19 to describe the illness the virus causes.
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Trump's virus rhetoric For Trump, describing the pandemic as the "Chinese virus" or a "foreign virus," as he did in his Oval Office address earlier this month, serves several political aims at once, experts say.
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They revealed some of the best images yet of the virus (or of any large virus, for that matter).
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In one of his books, titled "The Virus of Faith," Roy compared religious extremism to a highly contagious virus.
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In South Asia, Nipah virus reaches humans through pigs or date palm sap infected by bats carrying the virus.
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Otros virus muy similares, como la fiebre amarilla, el dengue y el virus del Nilo Occidental, no suelen hacerlo.
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The other was a purified inactivated virus vaccine — a vaccine containing a "dead" or inactive virus — from Puerto Rico.
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Once you are infected by the virus, your body can heal, but the virus is stored within your nerves.
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"One of the viruses that was studied was the rous sarcoma virus, a virus that affects chicken," she said.
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As he and his colleagues outlined in their paper, deepfake technology is developing with a virus / anti-virus dynamic.
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The virus is not uncommon, as roughly 21 million Americans get the virus each year, according to the CDC .
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More than 22012 states have confirmed the virus in individuals who traveled to areas where the virus is circulating.
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Thailand first recorded the Zika virus in 2012 and the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority conducts regular testing for the virus.
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The Ebola virus is studded with molecules called glycoproteins, which look like hooks and help the virus invade cells.
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In one of his books, titled "The Virus of Faith," Roy compares religious extremism to a highly contagious virus.
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Watch Dr. Sanjay Gupta's first Facebook chat about the Zika virus Can you get tested for the Zika virus?
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An untreatable virus Until 2014, the virus had broken out only in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
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Phocine distemper virus (PDV) is essentially the seal version of measles (dogs, similarly, can get the canine distemper virus).
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That was of interest to researchers, because the SARS virus is the closest known relative to the new virus.
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The monkeys had been infected with the virus and then, after they got better, exposed again to the virus.
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This is when the outer protein coat of a virus is put on the backbone of a harmless virus.
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In January, it declared the virus a global health emergency, while urging the public against overreacting to the virus.
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Myth: The virus came from people eating bat soup There's no evidence yet that the virus originated in bats.
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" In the meantime, several Republican lawmakers have referred to the illness as the "Chinese virus" or the "Wuhan virus.
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Asymptomatic carriers can pass the virus to someone who is at risk for developing severe complications from the virus.
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And ultimately for this virus, which is a zoonotic virus that came from bats and pangolins in Wuhan. Right?
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Droplets containing the virus can also land on surfaces and objects where the virus can survive for some time.
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If genetic material from the virus is found in the sample, then the patient is infected with the virus.
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The husband tested negative for the virus, but he has pneumonia, which is often a sign of the virus.
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"This virus will become a community virus at some point in time, this year or next year," says Redfield.
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As with any virus, however, your chances of complications with the virus increase if you have underlying medical conditions.
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August 10, 2016: Virus found in semen six months after exposure The Zika virus was found in the semen of two Italian men at least six months after they were exposed to the virus in Haiti.
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But it doesn't actually contain deadly Ebola virus — it works by replacing a gene from a harmless livestock virus, vesicular stomatitis, with a gene encoding an Ebola virus surface protein to trick the body's immune system.
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Humans only contract the virus if they come into close contact with sick or dead poultry infected with the virus.
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HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) vaccines -- recommended since 2006 -- protect against strains of the HPV virus that cause most cervical cancers.
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When a virus invades, the bacterial immune system sends an enzyme like Cas9 to the virus and chops it up.
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Then researchers discovered the vaccine's weakened virus could mutate to regain its strength, causing outbreaks identical to the wild virus.
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This could increase the risk that the virus will spread, since the virus remains infectious in the body after death.
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Despite the new case of the virus, Bharel noted that the risk for contracting the virus in Massachusetts remains low.
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The virus going around is a modified take on an earlier version of the Petya virus that was true ransomware.
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At the time of writing, at least 39 anti-virus products detect Olympic Destroyer as malicious, according to Virus Total.
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When a flu virus that normally circulates in pigs is found in a person, it is called a variant virus.
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Ooi explained that the Zika virus' rapid spread in Singapore was likely down to its similarities with the dengue virus.
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Planting broken tulips can spread the virus to other unbroken tulips — or lilies, which are also prone to the virus.
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But it doesn't not confer protection from all strains of the virus, nor from the related, and lethal, Marburg virus.
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This might be unique to the virus in the movie because of how dangerous the virus is supposed to be.
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During the Ebola epidemic, scammers started selling $20 "Ebola Virus Protection Kit" and powders that could supposedly "fight" the virus.
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CDC director: What we're doing about the Zika virus The conditions have not yet been conclusively linked to the virus.
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That's advice from the CDC, which updated its virus guidance after someone in Texas contracted the virus through sexual contact.
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Under his leadership, the CDC addressed many public health challenges including the Ebola virus, Zika virus, and the opioid crisis.
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When tested 28 days later, the tears of infected mice contained genetic material from the virus, but not infectious virus.
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If you been exposed to the Zika virus, it's likely that you won't be infected with that same virus again.
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Virus A computer virus is a type of malware that typically is embedded and hidden in a program or file.
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Zika Virus: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is correcting mistakes made in donor screening guidelines for the Zika Virus.
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HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a life-long virus which attacks the body's immune system, the National AIDS Trust outlines.
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The Zika virus, a mosquito-borne virus, has minimal symptoms in adults but can be a risk to pregnant women.
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The fact-checkers determined that Trump was talking about Democratic efforts to politicize the virus, rather than the virus itself.
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In the case of Covid-19, the virus can also damage the immune cells that might otherwise overcome the virus.
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They inactivate the virus so it can no longer cause disease, and purify it, leaving scientists with the virus antigen.
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"This virus spreads very rapidly beyond ethnic boundaries to people beyond the original community affected by the virus," he said.
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It's also not clear whether women who get the virus but don't show symptoms pass the virus to their baby.
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The virus can survive on some surfaces for days, but hand washing kills the virus and prevents it from spreading.
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The Pfizer vaccine contained virus "killed" with a formaldehyde-like chemical; the Merck shot contained a live but weakened virus.
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It breaks down the genome of the virus, alongside a map showing how the virus has traveled country to country.
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Like the current coronavirus, the virus virus has an R naught of 2, according to a report published in 2014.
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Germany has over 62,435 confirmed cases of the virus, according to Johns Hopkins University, and 541 deaths from the virus.
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There were 8,077 cases of the virus in the UK as of Tuesday, with 422 deaths linked to the virus.
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However, with the uncertainty of how long this virus will last, early action could be important if the virus lingers.
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These compounds block an enzyme in the virus that normally trims proteins down, allowing the virus to infect other cells.
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If approved, it would be first to use just the virus' "messenger RNA" sequence and not the actual virus itself.
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VIRUS ALREADY HURTING COMPANIES Some major U.S. corporations say the virus is already weakening their balance sheets and hitting earnings.
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But there was no evidence that the specific virus behind the outbreak infected pigs or that pigs harbored the virus.
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" It also received another multi-million contract to "support Mapp's preclinical stage products for Sudan virus … and pan-Marburg virus.
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WHO officials declared the virus a global health emergency last month, while urging the public against overreacting to the virus.
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The animals were vaccinated through the nose with a wild-type flu virus or the mutant virus at different doses.
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Instead, it works from the center of the virus where there are few components which can change the virus strain.
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Regulators have given fast-track approval for "virus bonds" to support companies whose finances have been hurt by the virus.
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The Tesla CEO has repeatedly claimed that the panic surrounding the virus will do more harm than the virus itself.
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That's because "the flu shot is either made from 'killed' virus or from proteins of the virus, not the virus itself," Dr. Neena Xavier, a clinical assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, tells Insider.
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They aren't sure how long Zika can remain in semen, whether the virus can be spread through oral sex, or whether women can pass the virus through sex (so far, cases have involved men spreading the virus).
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Scientists still don't think surfaces are the main way the virus spreads, but it is possible to catch the virus by touching a surface with the virus there, then touching your face, according to the US CDC.
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"We&aposve seen people who had a detectable virus, then they didn&apost have a detectable virus, and then three days later they had a detectable virus," Robert Redfield, CDC director said in a briefing on Friday.
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Health officials would also need to find out which animal is spreading the virus to humans — the "natural reservoir" of the virus — and how the virus made the jump, and then make sure that animal is contained.
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Food and drug administration * Idylla ebola virus triage test detects presence of ebola zaire virus in patients with signs and symptoms of ebola virus disease Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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They followed 20163 subjects for as long as 26 years, measuring their antibody levels to eight common pathogens: measles, mumps, rubella, Epstein-Barr virus, varicella zoster virus (chickenpox), diphtheria, tetanus and vaccinia (the cowpox virus that eradicated smallpox).
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"So it may well be that what you have principally in saliva is dead virus or dead virus remnants," Schaffner said.
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Editorial No sooner was the Ebola virus subdued in Africa than another virus, Zika, began sweeping through South and Central America.
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After all, a slowly evolving virus will need more time to change by the same amount as a quickly evolving virus.
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If two species shared a foamy-virus sequence, the virus must have infected their common ancestor, before the two species diverged.
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An ampoule of Zika virus costs 334.75 pounds ($484.72), while virus RNA is priced at 384.75, according to the NCPV website.
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The days of Windows being a virus riddled mess if you used it without anti-virus software are thankfully behind us.
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When you are exposed to a virus for the first time, your immune system makes antibodies targeting hemagglutinin in the virus.
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If Nipah virus sounds familiar, that's because it served as inspiration for MEV-1, the deadly virus from the movie Contagion.
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The Zika virus — a mosquito-transmitted infection related to dengue, yellow fever and West Nile virus — has spread through Latin America.
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Dengvaxia contains hybrid viruses that are made up mostly of yellow fever virus and have just two molecules from dengue virus.
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Lassa virus is in the same family of viruses as Ebola and Marburg virus, which also cause fever and sometimes haemorrhage.
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The Zika virus is transmitted when Aedes mosquitoes bite an infected person, and then spread the obtained virus by biting others.
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Searching for "zika virus" on Google will now bring you an overview of the virus, symptom information and Public Health Alerts.
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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is the virus that can cause AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) by destroying your immune cells.
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In simple terms, the vaccines fake an immune response in the body to the Ebola virus by using the VSV virus.
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The virus was first declared over in Liberia in May 2015, but the virus has re-emerged three times since then.
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More flu-virus interaction creates more opportunity for a virus to morph into a new strain capable of hopping into humans.
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In fact, most people who contract the Zika virus won't ever have symptoms and will clear the virus on their own.
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The United Kingdom also formed a "battle plan" against the virus, and has rolled out virus testing across 12 labs nationwide.
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As the virus spreads, countries around the world could see more officials dealing with the virus personally, as well as politically.
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Alternately, sometimes scientists will genetically modify the virus instead, swapping bits of the disease-causing pathogen into a harmless virus shell.
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Técnicamente, el virus generalmente conocido como el coronavirus tan solo es la forma más reciente de diversos virus con formas similares.
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The virus spreads when you touch surfaces where the virus is present and then touch your face, according to the CDC.
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As they replicate, minute errors are constantly introduced into the virus' genetic code, and those then spread through a virus' population.
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But the virus that is closest to SARS-CoV-23 is a bat virus that wasn't discovered until after the outbreak.
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"And remember: if the virus doesn't come to Zlatan, Zlatan will come to the virus!" he added in the sign-off.
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"I don't understand why China gets upset bc we refer to the virus that originated there [as] the 'Chinese virus,'" Sen.
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If an antibody to the virus is present in a blood sample, it will attach to the virus on the plate.
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Second, they were sustained — lasting until the virus really seemed to go away, and quickly redeployed if the virus came back.
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In China, where the virus originated from, the virus has killed more than 100 people while over 4,500 have been infected.
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An Illinois man had contracted the virus from his wife, who had recently visited Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the virus.
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An Illinois man had contracted the virus from his wife, who had recently visited Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the virus.
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When the human body is infected by a virus, it mounts an immune response to rid the body of the virus.
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Although local transmission of the Zika virus remains unlikely, the virus continues to circulate in Latin America and the Caribbean islands.
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The Wuhan virus has infected more than 6,100 people in China, topping the number of cases from 93's SARS virus.
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The 2014 cases occurred during an outbreak of a virus known as EV-D68, but this year some cases have been attributed to another virus called EV-A71, while many patients have no virus in their systems at all.
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Finally, the obvious last step should be to incorporate supplements that help fight the onslaught of increasingly common viruses, such as Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), human papilloma virus (HPV), hepatitis B and C viruses, human herpes virus and HIV.
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Having some states where the virus is present for even a few months in the year means that travelers from states where the virus is absent could be exposed and may take the virus back to their home states.
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The WHO investigated and blames the decline on several factors: misperceptions that sharing genetic sequence data substitutes for virus samples; complicated export procedures for virus shipments; and the political nature of decision-making at country level regarding virus sharing.
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Mutant virus built vaccine The new study involved an influenza A H73N1 virus that the researchers genetically engineered to incorporate certain mutations that made the virus hypersensitive to interferons, proteins involved in alerting the immune system to viral infections.
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Ironically, it's inaccurate to call it a virus, although it's closer to a "real" virus than perhaps any malicious code ever written.
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Then once the liquid evaporates, all that remains is the virus and the crystallized salt — which slices through the virus, neutralizing it.
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Ebola virus disease is caused by a virus that's transmitted to people through blood and bodily fluids from infected people or animals.
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Screens and round-the-clock air conditioning block virus transmission by keeping healthy mosquitoes from biting infected people and spreading the virus.
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A genetic analysis revealed that the virus was a type of poxvirus, a diverse family of viruses that includes the smallpox virus.
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As a flu virus replicates, its genetic makeup may change in a way that results in the virus becoming resistant to treatment.
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The type of mosquito that carries the virus is a daytime mosquito, so bed nets won't stop the Zika virus from spreading.
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The panel's recommendation would bring Zika virus testing more in line with the way U.S. blood banks screen for West Nile Virus.
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The polio virus was built from scratch in a lab in 2002, and in 2005 researchers re-created the 1918 flu virus.
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Amidst news of a Zika virus outbreak, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed Taiwan's first Zika virus infection.
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Herpes is a sexually transmitted virus, but that doesn't mean that it's impossible to have safer sex if you have the virus.
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Genetic analysis showed that the virus in the four cases was the same as the Zika virus strain currently circulating in Brazil.
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Right now patients with the deadly virus must use a toxic concoction of anti-retroviral medications to suppress the virus from replicating.
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However, the economic effects of the virus now go beyond China, as the virus is impacting business operations and consumer behavior worldwide.
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Studies have found that even those infected by the virus who are experiencing few symptoms can pass the virus on to others.
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On Monday, the number of cases of the virus outside China overtook those inside the country where the virus was first reported.
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"Since the beginning, all they've done is use the virus, politicize the virus to bludgeon President Trump," Hannity said, referring to Democrats.
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He has also pulled back on using the name "China virus," or "Wuhan virus," though Pompeo and others continue to do so.
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Agents of disease In "Spillover," we meet the people who lived through Hendra virus and Ebola virus outbreaks as Quammen meets them.
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But this was futile as the virus spread across the globe – all we can do now is to slow the virus down.
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But some research suggests the virus can spread via fecal matter — studies have found traces of the virus in infected patients' poop.
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The U.S. has confirmed over 12,000 cases of the virus across the country, and nearly 200 patients with the virus have died.
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The true spread of the virus across the country remains unknown, Hochman said, because of limited capacity to test for the virus.
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You're tested for the flu for both the A virus and B virus, and the doctors also run a CMP blood test.
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En este momento, los laboratorios están haciendo pruebas para el virus en sí mismo, y los virus pueden ser difíciles de detectar.
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Of the 31 people who have been tested for the virus, 10 cases tested positive for the virus, Japan's Health Ministry said.
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Therefore, they propose, the bat virus and pangolin virus may have combined, perhaps in pangolins in the wild, perhaps in another animal.
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Although the circulating virus is genetically different from the influenza B virus in the vaccine, CDC officials said the two are similar.
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It's possible to come up with an effective vaccine for a virus whose effects we don't fully understand, as long as know what kind of virus it is and how the virus is physically structured and goes about infecting its host.
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Even more comforting news: Even if you did eat food with the virus, there are not many receptors in the digestive track for the virus to cling to, so swallowing the virus would not likely lead to contracting the illness.
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The cases from the Nets doubled the number of known NBA players with the virus: One unidentified Detroit Pistons player tested positive for the virus Saturday, days after two Utah Jazz players were reported to have the virus as well.
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"The first inciting event is the virus, and the second step is the way the body deals with the virus in the lungs, which is to create an inflammatory process to contain the virus, flooding the lungs with inflammatory cells."
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Before the arrival of the Zika virus in Brazil, another strain of the virus began island-hopping across the South Pacific in 2007.
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One such model being tested at the University of Chicago accounts for both changes in the virus strains and how the virus spreads.
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It even seemed to be safer than a live-virus vaccine for Japanese encephalitis, another mosquito-borne virus that goes after the brain.
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The bacteria then adds short bits of virus DNA to its own code, so it can recognize that virus quickly in the future.
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But the virus is highly contagious: If exposed to someone with the virus, 9 out of 10 unvaccinated people will get sick themselves.
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In Florida, where the virus circulates year-round due to the warm climate, the virus has been known to slowly evolve over time.
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Coughing dogs produce invisible virus-containing mists that travel more than 22 feet in the air, facilitating rapid spread of virus over distances.
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Along the way, the virus mutates and, after a year or so, can turn into a paralysing form that resembles the wild virus.
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Texas reported its first home-grown case of Zika virus infection Monday — making it the second U.S. state with mosquitoes spreading the virus.
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Although as the main character states, "It isn't a virus, it's a worm," well, it's actually more a virus with worm like features.
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The Zika virus has also raised questions about abortion, given the link between the virus and microcephaly in babies born of infected women.
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Damage from the virus may have halted brain development at 20 weeks, though it's not clear how the virus was infecting nerve cells.
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This system targets cellular reservoirs where the HIV virus hides and is capable of suppressing the replication of the virus for extended periods.
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The Zika virus is the first-ever mosquito-borne and sexually transmitted virus with the potential to cause severe birth defects in children.
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Research into the spreading Zika virus is confronting a mystery: Why did the virus take a greater toll on Brazil than other countries?
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It is an airborne virus, so that means it can spread by breathing in the virus particles that come from the chickenpox blisters.
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Six people have been found with Zika virus in the state since 2014, but all had come by the virus in other countries.
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The virus: Ebola virus disease causes symptoms including high fever, fatigue, diarrhea, bleeding and bruising, and spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids.
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Here's what happens: When a mosquito bites a person who's infected with the virus, that mosquito then carries the virus around with it.
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The drugs work by blocking an HIV enzyme to prevent the virus from multiplying, thereby reducing the amount of virus in the body.
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There remains some debate about where this H1N1 flu virus originated, but scientists have found that the virus had genes of avian origin.
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Such mutations break up a virus into different strains, but tend to not impact how contagious the virus is or how it spreads.
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By calling the novel coronavirus the "Chinese virus," it attaches an ethnicity to the virus that puts people of Asian descent at risk.
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The restrictions worked because they reduced the virus' reproduction number -- the average number of people each infected person passes the virus on to.
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There is no vaccine yet for the virus; and because it's different than the influenza virus, traditional methods like using eggs won't work.
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Some got the early "killed virus" vaccine, which later proved to be too short-lived and was replaced by a "weakened virus" vaccine.
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According to eHealth, the online insurance marketplace, all major health plans should cover the virus, just like the flu or any other virus.
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Do you or someone you know have the virus, or think you may have the virus but have been unable to receive testing?
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The Trump administration has sought to ease concerns about the virus, with the president insisting last week that the virus is under control.
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Iran's Health Ministry on Saturday updated its death toll for the virus to 43, saying that 593 have been infected with the virus.
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The virus is believed to have originated in China, but the number of cases has slowed there as the virus has spread globally.
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"We must learn how to live with the virus," he said, adding that he did not expect the virus to disappear again quickly.
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Their semen contains the virus that causes AIDS, which can infect women, but the virus can be washed off their sperm before insemination.
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That way, when they come in touch with the virus again, they won't transmit it anymore, as the virus can't infect them anymore.
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Remdesivir works by interrupting the SARS-CoV-219 virus as it copies its genetic material, which in turn stops the virus from reproducing.
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The biology of the virus also makes it hard to contain, since it's possible to spread the virus before showing symptoms of it.
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Migrants in detention facilities face exposure to the virus if an employee contracts the virus and spreads it to their coworkers and detainees.
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"Often at the time that virus diseases present themselves, it's fairly far into the replication of that virus in that person," Griffin said.
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By attacking different parts of the virus, antiviral compounds can prevent a virus from entering cells or they can interfere with its reproduction.
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It works by blocking the SARS-CoV-2 virus from copying its genetic material, RNA, the instructions the virus uses to replicate itself.
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The virus has brought global sport to a virtual standstill, with major events being postponed or cancelled as cases of the virus grow.
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The virus has brought global sport to a virtual standstill, with major events being postponed or canceled as cases of the virus grow.
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The virus that causes Covid-19, SARS-CoV-2, is an RNA virus, which means it uses ribonucleic acid as its genetic material.
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Health officials have increasingly shifted their mindset from "containment" — stopping the virus altogether — to "mitigation," or preventing the virus' worst effects on Americans.
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"In the coronavirus — both the original SARS virus and Wuhan virus — it's called the receptor-binding domain of the spike protein," she said.
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There remains some debate about where this H1N1 flu virus originated, but scientists have found that the virus had genes of avian origin.
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The Marburg virus, which causes a hemorrhagic fever similar to Ebola's, was also traced to a virus that resides in African fruit bats.
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In the early weeks of the virus, the CDC was the only facility in the United States that could test for the virus.
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The new virus, called "2019-nCoV" by the CDC, is a coronavirus, the type of virus behind severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
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In 2014, when the deadly Ebola virus remained uncontained, the social media giant launched multiple initiatives to help try and stop the virus.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for the virus, which is in the same family as dengue, West Nile virus and yellow fever.
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Understanding the virus In January, Nicholls and his team became the first scientists outside mainland China to reproduce the virus in a laboratory.
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PCR tests may detect remnants of the measles virus months after people who had the disease stop shedding infectious virus, Dr. Krammer said.
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On Sunday, the government raised the virus alert to its highest level — red — and stepped up quarantine measures to slow the virus' spread.
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It was not certified to kill the strain of virus that's currently causing the outbreak, but could kill other types of the virus.
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"Nobody wants to get infected with the virus, but for the most part it is a generally not very serious virus," he said.
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Authorities in China also reported a suspected case of the Wuhan virus in Tibet, previously the only region to have avoided the virus.
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The new virus causing illness in Wuhan is a coronavirus, the same family of viruses as the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus.
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The mysterious Wuhan virus has swept through parts of Asia, infecting more than 200 people since the virus was first detected in December.
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Though news about instances of the Zika virus in the U.S. have quieted down since last fall, transmission of the virus hasn't stopped.
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The faster and more precise method is not to grow the virus at all and instead just create the virus' protein, he said.
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The field of modern biotechnology began in 1972 when Paul Berg joined one virus gene to another and produced the first "recombinant" virus.
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Among mosquito-borne illnesses, West Nile virus occurred most frequently, while dengue fever, chikungunya and the Zika virus hit hardest in U.S. territories.
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On Thursday, officials in Florida confirmed that they had trapped mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus for the first time in the continental U.S. The virus, commonly spread by mosquitoes, can cause birth defects in newborns whose mothers contract the virus while pregnant.
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This 'will become a community virus' While more research is needed to fully understand the virus, Redfield told Gupta that the CDC has focused on surveillance to track cases and containment strategies to slow possible progression of the virus in the United States.
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"Just as the H1N1 influenza outbreak in the United States in 2009 should not be called an 'American virus', the NCP (novel coronavirus pneumonia) is neither a 'China virus' nor 'Wuhan virus'," it said, in a reference to the 2009 swine flu pandemic.
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The best way to avoid Zika virus is to avoid mosquito bites and to avoid sexual contact with a person who has Zika virus.
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The measles virus is still a problem in some other countries, and unvaccinated people may bring the virus back with them and infect others.
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On Friday, Singapore's authorities raised its virus alert level to orange, up from yellow, as new cases show the deadly pneumonia-like virus spreading.
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The woman traveled to Wuhan, China, the region where the virus is believed to have originated, and was diagnosed with the virus last week.
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Previously, the virus had been found in amniotic fluid around the baby, but no one had found the virus in fetal tissue, he said.
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But in Eastern Europe, the virus mainly infects injecting drug users, and transmission dynamics are quite different, as the virus is not spread sexually.
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A 29-year-old female hotel worker contracted the virus at a Lunar New Year gathering, suggesting the virus is spreading within the city.
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Talk with your veterinarian during the appointment about performing a diagnostic test to determine if your dog has the flu virus or another virus.
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Though you might think this chicken virus had nothing to do with human viruses, rous sarcoma virus was the first retrovirus to be studied.
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It attaches itself to hemagglutinin, the major protein on the surface of influenza virus, resulting in the dismantling and eventual death of the virus.
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So the road map to piecing together the horsepox virus could also lead to re-creating the smallpox virus as well — and that's controversial.
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As if a bee-debilitating virus transmitted by itty-bitty parasites wasn't terrifying enough, beekeepers currently possess no effective means of battling the virus.
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Little is known about sexual transmission of the virus, however, the CDC reported that the virus is present in semen longer than in blood.
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The children of Zika: Babies born with disorder linked to virus Last year, the virus made its way to the Americas -- with devastating results.
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Because there is currently no vaccine or treatment for Zika virus, the best way to avoid Zika virus infection is to prevent mosquito bites.
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Twinrix is a popular option, which offers lifelong protection against the B virus and at least 25 years for adults for the A virus.
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Tests on newborns and stillborns with microcephaly have found the virus, which makes doctors and researchers suspect a link between the virus and microcephaly.
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A mosquito virus that had never been identified in humans was found in a Florida boy — here's what to know about the Keystone virus
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Key reasons for this include the virus' outer structure, which allows it to hide from the immune system and because the virus mutates quickly.
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"I think the President is more concerned about containing CNN then containing the virus," the source said about Trump's fixation on virus press coverage.
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The virus originated in China and some U.S. officials have blamed China for delaying the domestic response efforts by withholding details about the virus.
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Graham himself tested negative for the virus earlier this month after potentially coming into contact with a Brazilian official who had contracted the virus.
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On top of that, some people with virus may be asymptomatic, so it's possible you could spread the virus without knowing you are sick.
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Kirk's tweet called the coronavirus the "China virus," a racist language convention, along with "Wuhan virus," a term recently adopted by many prominent conservatives.
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The Philippines, where 17 people have died of the virus, said it was banning all foreign visitors to try to stop the virus spreading.
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The child's mother also tested positive for the virus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases of the virus in Collin County to three.
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Not everyone with the virus has symptoms, and about 80 percent of people with the virus do not end up needing hospitalization, experts say.
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While the virus has begun spreading rapidly across Europe, Italy remains the second most heavily affected country after China, where the virus first emerged.
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"As a virus passes from person to person, there will be errors that occur" as copies of the virus are made, Dr. Bedford said.
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Las publicaciones incluyen una lista de otras afirmaciones que niegan la realidad del virus y mencionan varios argumentos de tipo conspirativo sobre el virus.
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These are proteins that attach to a virus or a virus-infected cell, marking it for destruction or preventing it from infecting new cells.
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Trump also faced sharp backlash for describing the virus as the "Chinese virus," which public-health experts say is a racist and xenophobic term.
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" Trump dismissed concerns that Chinese Americans are being wrongfully targeted as a result of his decision to describe the virus as a "Chinese virus.
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With respect to novel coronavirus, PhoneSoap said that the virus' characteristics are similar to one type of flu virus that it does fight off.
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"People are trading down the virus risk," one European trader said, in reference on the impact the virus will have on demand in Europe.
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But up to 75,800 people in Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the virus outbreak, might have been infected with the virus as of Jan.
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While China, where the virus started, has been seeing a dropoff in new cases, the virus has been affecting more people in other countries.
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And regardless of where the virus comes from, he added, Russia has nothing to fear: "Two hundred grams of vodka will kill any virus."
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What they're suggesting is that it mostly looks like a bat virus, but there's a little, tiny piece that looks like a pangolin virus.
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"Virus genomes from infected people will need to be sequenced continually to understand the extent to which the virus is evolving," write the authors.
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While a new virus spreading internationally gets more attention, the much more common influenza virus is the bigger hazard for most people, he said.
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The Zika virus began spreading in the continental U.S. last month, and more than 50 people have been infected with the virus in Florida.
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In both outbreaks, researchers eventually found that the origin of the virus was in bats, where the virus could live without sickening the animals.
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I remember seeing a college student with infectious mononucleosis, caused by the very virus I was studying in the lab—the Epstein-Barr virus.
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Mystery virus: Researchers in China said they had identified a new virus behind a pneumonialike illness that has infected dozens of people across Asia.
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There are now six confirmed cases of the virus in the US. As of January 29th, 92 people are being tested for the virus.
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A hospital in Beirut confirmed Lebanon's first case of the virus, Reuters reported, and an infected traveler from Iran brought the virus to Israel.
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JetBlue does not offer flights to Asia, where the virus is the most widespread, or to Europe, where the virus is rapidly taking hold.
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CNN's visual guide breaks down the science behind the virus, its symptoms, a map of its impact and everything to know about the virus.
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Although it took several years to identify the virus causing AIDS, for example, it took only a few weeks to identify the SARS virus.
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"After taking a taxi to a hotel, he was checked for the virus at a hospital and the MERS virus was found," he said.
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If an antibody is attached to a binding site used by a virus to hijack a human cell, then the virus is rendered impotent.
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"We've seen people who had a detectable virus, then they didn't have a detectable virus, and then three days later they had a detectable virus," Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said in a briefing last week.
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"Based on what we know now, the best way to avoid Zika virus infection is to prevent mosquito bites AND to avoid exposure to semen from someone who has been exposed to Zika virus or has been ill from Zika virus infection," the CDC says.
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"The dynamics for control of the epidemic may rely on factors that influence transmission of the virus such as infectiousness and spread or the virus by persons having mild or no symptoms, or by behaviors to reduce the spread of the virus," she said.
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The ultimate result is that the infection curve naturally bends, as less and less people transmit the virus, and the R0, the number of infections per new person getting the virus, at some point falls below 1, leading to a natural end of the virus.
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Community spread of virus The nursing home cases are examples of community transmission of the virus, meaning the patients did not have a known history of travel to other nations where the virus is spreading or contact with a traveler diagnosed with the illness.
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" He continues to add that we don't know a lot about the virus, but that "this virus is probably with us beyond this season, beyond this year, and I think eventually the virus will find a foothold and we will get community-based transmission.
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The trial vaccine, called Zika purified inactivated virus (ZPIV) uses a weakened or dead virus to "provoke an immune system defense," according to the publication.
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Using sophisticated artificial intelligence and modeling they can characterize where the virus is going and what kind of virus it will be to some extent.
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So, it seems Apollon is engineering the killer clouds by inserting virus particles, or, at least water particles contaminated with the unnamed virus, into clouds.
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Xofluza blocks an enzyme needed for the virus to replicate earlier in the cycle and Tamiflu halts the replicated virus from leaving its host cell.
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France's health minister confirmed on Saturday that a Chinese tourist died of the virus in France, marking the first fatality from the virus in Europe.
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The team turned up a different virus, though: the oldest evidence of hepatitis B, a virus that still infects more than 250 million people today.
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Researches dubbed the new virus "Brazospox virus," because the infected mice were found at sites near the Brazos River, which runs through east-central Texas.
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Zika virus can be sexually transmitted, and the funding for Planned Parenthood is integral to fighting the virus in places like Puerto Rico, Democrats said.
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Also exciting is the observation that, once the virus began to reappear following antibody administration, it was mostly just a single version of the virus.
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All three groups were given a weakened form of the flu virus—the exact same kind of virus used in the nasal spray flu vaccine.
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The virus is most commonly transmitted when an Aedes mosquito bites a person with an active infection and then spreads the virus by biting others.
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