Latent Virus, Frozen In Ice For Nearly 50,000 Years, Revived by Scientists
A virus, frozen in ice for nearly 50,000 years, was recovered and revived by scientists recently and this raises a number of questions about public health and safety.
A virus, frozen in ice for nearly 50,000 years, was recovered and revived by scientists recently and this raises a number of questions about public health and safety.
Could there be a virus that comes that could destroy humanity? So far, no virus like this exists and I'll explain why no virus in the future will end humanity. It could cause a lot of suffering, but it won't end humanity.
Viral infections are among the most common illnesses that humans experience. They are caused by a variety of viruses that can affect different parts of the body, leading to a range of symptoms. Let's explore the nature of viral infections, the factors that contribute to their spread, and the strategies that can be used to prevent and treat these infections.
Herpes can be good for the immune system, some think, and here's why.