Viral Diseases occur when an organism's body is invaded by pathogenic viruses. Common cold, Chicken Pox are a few examples of viral Diseases.
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Examples of hemorrhagic viral diseases are:Dengue fever Marburg hemorrhagic fever Yellow fever Ebola Crimean- Congo hemorrhagic fever Lassa feverClinical Manifestation:Weakness High fever Bleeding in internal organs Bleeding under the skin Body aches Bleeding from the mouth or earsTransmission:...
TNF-α inhibitor therapy, increasingly employed to manage a variety of rheumatologic and inflammatory diseases, enhances the risk of HBV reactivation with potentially life-threatening consequences.251 Preventive and interventional HBV treatment strategies are necessary to circumvent complications of uncontrolled...
Infectious diseases continue to plague mankind and evolve to keep pace with the efforts to control them. Sir William Osler captured the ongoing fear of infectious pathogens when he said, “Humanity has but three great enemies: fever, famine, and war; of these by far the greatest, by far the...
However, all viruses require a host organism to reproduce. They do this by invading a host cell and forcing it to replicate the viral material.Answer and Explanation: Some viral diseases are contagious, while others are not contagious. Contagious means the cause of a disease can be spread ...
It comes as no surprise, then, that several prominent recent examples of emerging or re-emerging diseases are caused by RNA viruses. However, a complex interplay of factors can influence disease emergence. In addition to virus genetic variation (mutation, recombination, and reassortment), ...
Infectious microbial diseases account for about 40% of the burden of human mortality and morbidity in developing countries. Approximately 70% of protozoa, 40% of fungi, 50% of bacteria, and 80% of viruses that infect human beings are zoonotic [13]. Of note, majority of known viruses that ...
1、( (病毒学教学课件病毒学教学课件Viral Viral pathogenesispathogenesisDefinition: Viral pathogenesis is a process by which viruses produce disease in a host.Two levels of study- Within a host organism viral entry, spread, pathogenesis and diseases, immune responses, immune escaping - At the populati...
Chronic diseasesHIV/AIDSInfluenzaMeaslesMorbidityMortalityPandemicsPoliomyelitisPrionsRinderpestThis chapter profiles some examples of past and current viral infections that have levied a high toll in human misery and mortality, and derives a number of lessons about the dynamics of viral pandemics. Viral ...