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The Next Plandemic Could Be "The Big One" - Vimarsana News

The Next Plandemic Could Be "The Big One"

The next time the ruling class decides to use a virus as an excuse to subjugate mankind, it could be "the big one." It will still be a plandemic, however, this time, it will most likely be more deadly and more contagious.

Next pandemic deemed the 'Big One' could be the most contagious and deadliest disease known to humanity, scientists warn - Vimarsana News

Next pandemic deemed the 'Big One' could be the most contagious and deadliest disease known to humanity, scientists warn

American scientists are warning the next pandemic could be sparked paramyxoviruses. This family of over 75 viruses baffles experts, who do not know how they transmit between species.

Deadly Nipah virus with 75 per cent mortality rate could be next pandemic, say experts - Vimarsana News

Deadly Nipah virus with 75 per cent mortality rate could be next pandemic, say experts

The Nipah virus - one of the 75 paramyxoviruses - could be 'catastrophic' for humanity if it jumps to humans, one disease ecologist warns, with the virus group one of the fastest spreaders

Langya Virus: Experts Suggest Further Study as New Infectious Disease Could Be Just 'Tip of The Iceberg' - Vimarsana News

Langya Virus: Experts Suggest Further Study as New Infectious Disease Could Be Just 'Tip of The Iceberg'

Researchers say further research is needed to understand how viruses can be transferred from animals to humans undetected.

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Are New Omicron Subvariants a Threat? Here's how Scientists are Keeping Watch - Vimarsana News

Are New Omicron Subvariants a Threat? Here's how Scientists are Keeping Watch

Are New Omicron Subvariants a Threat? Here’s how Scientists are Keeping Watch. Western Cape, South Africa Speckled guineafowl drift into the garden where Tulio de Oliveira sits as he describes two new members of the growing Omicron family of SARS-CoV-2 coronaviruses. Called BA.4...