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How our abuse of nature makes pandemics like covid-19 more likely

How our abuse of nature makes pandemics like covid-19 more likely From habitat degradation to squalid animal treatment, our part in allowing “zoonotic” diseases like covid-19 to leap into humans is becoming ever clearer Health 3 March 2021 Selman Hoşgör RELEASED from quarantine in a hotel in Wuhan, China, this January, Peter Daszak made for the wildlife market linked to the first cases of a mystery pneumonia in the closing days of 2019. Back then, the Huanan seafood market was a jostling scrum of stalls selling not just seafood, but all manner of domestic and exotic wild animals, the living cheek by jowl with the dead.

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Nipah Virus From Bats Now Among Top WHO Priorities, Brain Swelling Disease Is Deadlier Than COVID-19

21 February 2021, 2:41 pm EST By The whole world is yet to end the ongoing battle with the COVID-19 pandemic, but scientists are already warning the public of the possible next global health crisis that may target us, and it s even deadlier than what we re facing now. (Photo : BTS-BotrosTravelSolutions from Pixabay) Nipah Virus Can Trigger the Next Pandemic In a report by The Sun, experts have said that a rising number of cases of the Nipah virus disease might trigger another global outbreak, and they are calling it The Big One. The Nipah virus was first discovered in 1999 in Malaysia, which comes from fruit bats and could be transferred from animals to humans, causing severe brain swelling, vomiting, seizures, to acute respiratory infection, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

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Scientists raise alarm about Nipah virus, say it could cause next pandemic

Last Updated: Scientists Raise Alarm About Nipah Virus, Say it Could Cause Next Pandemic British scientists have said that the Nipah virus, which has a mortality rate between 45% to 75%, could be the next disease to cause a pandemic. Scientists have issued a warning against the deadly Nipah virus, which they say could absolutely cause the next pandemic. According to UK daily Express, British scientists have said that the Nipah virus, which has a mortality rate between 45% to 75%, could be the next disease to cause a pandemic. This comes as the world is still battling the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has killed more than 2 million people across the globe to date.

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Social loafing in the time of COVID-19

Social loafing in the time of COVID-19
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Provinsi Kepri Waspadai Ancaman Virus Nipah dari Malaysia

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