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The Viral Most Wanted: The Flavivirus Family - Vimarsana News

The Viral Most Wanted: The Flavivirus Family

Join CEPI’s disease detectives in exploring a viral family that has plagued us for centuries: from the historical ravages of Yellow Fever, to the rapidly-spreading modern-day epidemics of Dengue. Meet the Flaviviruses.

Source: gavi.org
Thailand's Public Health Warns Over Zika Virus As Cases Increase - Vimarsana News

Thailand's Public Health Warns Over Zika Virus As Cases Increase

According to Thailand's Public Health Ministry, 110 persons have been infected with the mosquito-borne Zika virus since January of this year

Scientists Identify Novel Antibody Against the Zika Virus [Study] - Vimarsana News

Scientists Identify Novel Antibody Against the Zika Virus [Study]

The Zika virus primarily affects pregnant women and their babies who have been reported to develop physical deformities.

Controversy over monkeypox and other disease names - Vimarsana News

Controversy over monkeypox and other disease names

Naming diseases is a complicated business. To be useful, a name needs to be unique, descriptive and memorable so it can be referenced easily, especially when medical situations become urgent.

Armigeres subalbatus, a potential vector for Zika virus - Vimarsana News

Armigeres subalbatus, a potential vector for Zika virus

   Prof. Xiaoguang Chen and his team from Southern Medical University, China investigated the infection and transmission of Armigeres subalbatus to Zika virus and dengue virus. They found that Zika virus but not dengue virus (serotype 2) can infect Ar. subalbatus via blood meal and artificial urine, and the infected mosquitoes can transmit Zika virus to suckling mice by bite. This study was recently published in Infectious Diseases of Poverty.