Nipah is a deadly virus with no vaccine or cure and considered a high-risk pathogen by the World Health Organization ...

In a previous outbreak, it killed 21 out of 23 infected.

Five confirmed cases of the deadly Nipah virus in West Bengal have led to nearly 100 people being quarantined, with no vaccine or cure available.

Health authorities are rushing to contain an outbreak of Nipah virus, with nearly 100 people asked to quarantine ...

The Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal has confirmed five cases, with fatality rates up to 75% making it more dangerous than Covid. Check if it's spread to your country and learn key symptoms.

Indian health authorities are currently in a high-stakes race to contain a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal. As of today, the state has confirmed five positive cases, marking the virus's return to ...

As many as 100 people have sent to quarantine in West Bengal to contain the spread of the deadly Nipah virus in the state. Five people have been infected, and the two nurses remain in critical ...

There exists neither a vaccine to prevent infection nor a specific antiviral treatment to cure it, making early detection and strict isolation protocols the cornerstone of outbreak management.

Thailand’s DDC has issued an alert following a Nipah virus outbreak in India. Officials are monitoring the situation closely.

The virus inspired the 2011 film about a deadly global pandemic.

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Two cases of Nipah virus, a rare, bat-borne pathogen, have been confirmed in an Indian hospital, prompting a nationwide alert ...