Virus News World - Search News

India logs Nipah virus cases

Everything to know about Nipah virus amid cases being detected in India

Several countries, including Thailand and Nepal, have increased their surveillance after cases of the deadly Nipah virus were detected in India.

· 13h · on MSN

What is the Nipah virus? What to know about deadly illness in India

· 1d

What is the Nipah virus? What to know as India confirms 2 cases

· 22h

Here's What An Infectious Disease Expert Wants You To Know About Nipah Virus

A recent outbreak of Nipah virus in India has led some to worry the disease could spread, calling the prospect “scary”.

· 22h

WHO says risk of the spread of Nipah virus is low

· 1d

WHO provides promising update on India’s deadly Nipah virus outbreak

· 1d

What to know about the Nipah virus

Though there have been only a few outbreaks, Nipah is considered a public health threat because of its high case fatality rate, potential for human-to-human transmission, capacity to cause outbreaks a...

· 1d

A Nipah virus outbreak in India has brought back Covid-era surveillance

· 1d

WHO issues update on transmission of deadly Nipah virus outbreak in India

UNILAD

Nipah virus expert shares truth on whether it could be next Covid as virus has concerning fatality rate

Dr Emily Gurley of the World Health Organization’s Nipah Virus Taskforce has explained whether it could become the next Coronavirus pandemic

TheHealthSite on MSN

Nipah virus in India live updates: Deadly bat-borne virus triggers global airport alerts in US, UK, China and Pakistan - latest news

Nipah Virus Outbreak In India: Are we ready for another pandemic? Why is the world on high alert? Let's understand everything about this virus and the latest updates from different corners of the world.

UVA Today

Q&A: What should you know about the deadly virus causing international concern?

UVA infectious disease expert Dr. William Petri explains how the virus spreads and why health officials are on high alert.

UNILAD

Outbreak of deadly virus with no cure prompts airports to launch COVID-style measures

Confirmed cases of Nipah virus has sparked airports in Asia to clamp down on health surveillance and screenings that's so far seen 100 people quarantined

Ethiopia declares the end of its first Marburg virus outbreak

Ethiopia has declared the end of its first Marburg virus outbreak. The country completed the mandatory 42 days with no new confirmed cases.

WHO addresses outbreak of deadly virus with no cure that's forced Covid-style checks at airports

Because the bat-borne pathogen currently has no cure, the likes of India, Thailand, Pakistan, Hong Kong and Vietnam have taken measures to help screen for the virus. With a mortality rate of 40 to 75 percent, symptoms typically include high fever, headaches, myalgia (muscle pain), vomiting and sore throat.