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Brain-swelling Nipah virus is 75 times more deadly than Covid could be next pandemic Exclusive Updated: 19 Feb 2021, 15:53 A BRAIN-SWELLING disease 75 times more deadly than Covid could mutate to become the next pandemic killing millions, scientists have warned. Experts told Sun Online how a number of emerging diseases could trigger another global outbreak – and this time it could be 'The Big One'. ⚠️ Read our    The fruit bat-borne virus Nipah is a prime candidate for serious concern, they fear. Severe brain swelling, seizures and vomiting are just some of the symptoms of this highly...

Updated: 19 Feb 2021, 17:40 Invalid Date, A BRAIN-SWELLING disease 75 times more deadly than Covid could mutate to become the next pandemic killing millions, scientists have warned. Experts told Sun Online how a number of emerging diseases could trigger another global outbreak – and this time it could be 'The Big One'. 7 The fruit bat-borne virus Nipah is a prime candidate for serious concern, they fear. Severe brain swelling, seizures and vomiting are just some of the symptoms of this highly potent disease - which was first discovered in 1999 in Malaysia. Outbreaks in south and south-eas...

A VIRUS with a 75 percent mortality rate could cause the next pandemic, experts have warned.

A third Michigan man was arrested Thursday in an investigation of the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Defined Contribution Alternatives Association Appoints New Executive Committee Members DCALTA furthers mission to enhance retirement outcomes with 2021 committee appointments. News provided by Share this article Share this article PORT ORANGE, Fla., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Defined Contribution Alternatives Association (DCALTA) announced today the appointment of four experienced finance and investment professionals from its Board of Directors to a new Executive Committee that will guide DCALTA`s strategic direction as the organization continues to grow in membership. The new executive c...