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India battles deadly Nipah virus outbreak

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India battles deadly Nipah virus outbreak: what to know
India is battling an outbreak of Nipah Virus in its eastern state of West Bengal that has seen five people confirmed infected and nearly 100 people placed in quarantine.

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Deadly Nipah virus outbreak. What to know about symptoms, spread, more
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What is Nipah virus? And what makes it so deadly?
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Nipah virus: What to know after cases emerge in India
Two cases of the deadly Nipah virus in India have prompted authorities in Thailand and Malaysia to step up airport screening to prevent the spread of the infection.

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Nipah virus fears trigger airport checks across Asia after India confirms two cases
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Nipah fears trigger airport checks across Asia after India confirms two cases
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Nipah virus alert in India: Early symptoms, how it spreads and ways to stay safe

Nipah virus is a viral infection that hit both the respiratory and nervous systems. It is transmitted through contact with infected bats, pigs or by consuming contaminated food like fruits bitten by the bat and deposited on plants.
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Ask the Master Gardener: How to keep creeping crud and creepy-crawlies out of your garden

I have had trouble with watermelon mosaic virus in the past. Is there a way to cure this or at least control the problem? Watermelon mosaic virus is related to other mosaic virus such as tobacco mosaic virus. Once a plant is infected, there is no cure; the ...
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Common plant virus shows stunning results in targeting and destroying cancer cells

A common plant virus once known only for infecting black-eyed peas is now taking center stage in cancer research. This virus, known as cowpea mosaic virus or CPMV, is being studied as a promising, affordableimmunotherapy that could help fight cancer in humans. Scientists are beginning to understand how it works—and why it works so well. A team of c...
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