Orthomyxoviridae (Influenza) The family Orthomyxoviridae, which includes enclosed viruses with segmented negative-sense, single-strand RNA genomes, includes influenza viruses. Types A and B are the most clinically significant of the four genera in this family (A, B, C, and D) because they cause influenza pneumonia with potentially serious side effects like encephalitis, myocarditis, and mortality. Both […]
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Rubella Virus
Rubella is a widespread viral infection distinguished by a characteristic red rash. German measles is another name for three-day measles. Most people will experience minor or no symptoms from this virus. It can, however, pose major complications for newborn babies if their mothers become infected during pregnancy. Although rubella virus and measles are different diseases, […]
Tomato Flu
What is Tomato Flu? Tomato flu or tomato fever, a rare viral infection that causes skin irritation, dehydration, and rashes, most frequently affects kids under the age of five. It could be a complication from childhood dengue or chikungunya fever rather than a brand-new viral infection. According to certain studies, viral hand, foot, and mouth […]
Poxviruses
Poxviruses have enormous double-stranded DNA genomes and are shaped like bricks or ovals. Poxviruses are present all over the world and can infect both humans and a wide range of other species. Infections with poxvirus frequently cause lesions, skin nodules, or a widespread rash to appear. The most common way that humans become infected is […]
The Covid-19 Situation In India
The scenario in China serves as a frightening reminder of the earlier days when the pandemic spread across the world, just as the world began to live with Covid and its variants as a part of their lives. Coronavirus cases are on the rise once more in a number of nations, particularly China where the […]
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