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Viral Research and Diagnostic Laboratories
...d international networks aimed at controlling and preventing the spread of viral diseases. ...rize viruses. These laboratories are essential for the timely diagnosis of viral infections, which is critical for effective patient management and outbreak

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Antiviral Taskforce
...primary objectives of an Antiviral Taskforce include the identification of viral threats, research and development of antiviral drugs and vaccines, coordina ...ational, national, or local level, depending on the scope and scale of the viral threat. An Antiviral Taskforce is usually composed of experts in virology,

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Global Virus Network
...h coordinated, collaborative efforts to understand, prevent, and eradicate viral diseases. The network facilitates international collaboration and informati ...the capacity for research, training, and response to current and emerging viral threats.

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Institute of Virus Preparations
...ical role in global health security by addressing emerging and re-emerging viral threats. ...nt of several breakthroughs in virology, contributing significantly to the global fight against infectious diseases.

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Viral diseases
'''Viral diseases''' are illnesses caused by [[viruses]], which are infectious agent Viral diseases range from mild to life-threatening. Some, like the [[common cold]

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Viral phenomenon
...of content, including videos, memes, hashtags, and news stories. The term "viral" draws an analogy to the way viruses spread, indicating the exponential and ...nment value of the content plays a significant role in its potential to go viral, as people are more likely to share content that evokes strong reactions.

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Rinderpest
...so known as '''cattle plague''' or '''steppe murrain''') was an infectious viral disease of cattle, domestic buffalo, and many other species of even-toed un ...contaminated water, although it could also be transmitted by air. After a global eradication campaign, the last confirmed case of rinderpest was diagnosed i

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World Hepatitis Day
...d on July 28th each year, World Hepatitis Day is one of the eight official global public health campaigns endorsed by the [[World Health Organization]] (WHO) ...nity for education and greater understanding of viral hepatitis as a major global health threat.

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Wuhan Institute of Virology
...tributing significantly to the understanding, prevention, and treatment of viral diseases. ...y of several viruses and has played a key role in the global fight against viral outbreaks.

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List of COVID-19 vaccine authorizations
...development and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines have been pivotal in the global effort to combat the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], which was caused by the novel [ ...ious technologies, including [[mRNA vaccine|mRNA]], [[viral vector vaccine|viral vector]], [[protein subunit vaccine|protein subunit]], and [[inactivated va

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Riamilovir
...a virus disease|Ebola]]. Riamilovir works by inhibiting the replication of viral RNA, thereby preventing the virus from multiplying and spreading throughout ...of action involves the inhibition of viral RNA synthesis. By targeting the viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase, Riamilovir interferes with the virus's abilit

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Ab Osterhaus
...rology]], particularly in the study of [[influenza]], [[HIV]], and other [[viral diseases]]. His work has significantly contributed to the understanding of ...influenza, Osterhaus has contributed to the research on other significant viral diseases, such as HIV/AIDS and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). His work

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Viral marketing
== Viral Marketing == ...effect and reaching a large audience. This article explores the concept of viral marketing, its benefits, and some notable examples.

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Hepatitis virus
...is]] caused by the [[Hepatitis Delta Virus]] (HDV). It is a unique type of viral infection as it can only occur in conjunction with [[Hepatitis B]] infectio ...V) to replicate. The HDV uses the envelope proteins of the HBV to form new viral particles.

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COVID-19 vaccines
...]] virus. The development of these vaccines has been a pivotal part of the global response to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. As of my last update, several COVID- ...oNTech COVID-19 vaccine]] and the [[Moderna COVID-19 vaccine]], as well as viral vector vaccines like the [[Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine]] and the [[

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Thailand virus
...the term does not point to a specific virus but could encompass a range of viral diseases found in the region. Thailand's diverse ecosystem and dense urban ...eral viruses over the years, necessitating robust public health responses. Viral diseases in Thailand can be categorized into several groups based on their

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Broad-spectrum antiviral
...kes them particularly valuable in the treatment and management of emerging viral outbreaks where specific antiviral treatments may not yet be available. ...vity spectrum of these antivirals is due to their targeting of cellular or viral processes that are conserved across different virus families.

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Double-stranded RNA viruses
The [[viral particle]] of dsRNA viruses is typically icosahedral in shape and contains ...dent RNA polymerase]], an enzyme that synthesizes new RNA strands from the viral RNA template. This allows the virus to replicate its genome within the prot

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Marnaviridae
...d by their icosahedral capsid without an envelope. The capsid protects the viral RNA, facilitating its transmission to host cells. ...ry to synthesize viral proteins and replicate its RNA genome. Newly formed viral particles are assembled within the host cell and eventually lead to cell ly

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Treatment as prevention
...]. The strategy is based on the principle that maintaining an undetectable viral load in individuals living with HIV significantly reduces the risk of HIV t ...ical tool in preventing the spread of HIV. The approach is integral to the global strategy aimed at ending the AIDS epidemic by the target year set by the [[

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