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Virus

Part of speech: Noun, Thing

All of the small viruses are hard to see.

Do not spread your germs to other people. - 265
There is no cure for polio, only treatment to alleviate the symptoms. - 47882
A small town where a traffic jam is 4 cars behind a tractor. - 570
A virus is much smaller than a bacteria. - 677

Key words: Disease, Microbiology, Microorganism, Nucleic-Acid, Protein, Small, Virus, Viruses

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Question: What is disease?
Answer: Disease is an illness, sickness, disorder, or abnormal condition of any body organ, structure, or system. - 241

Question: What causes diseases?
Answer: Diseases can be caused by: nutritional deficiency, poisons, parasites, bacterial infection, viruses, or genetic anomalies. - 242

Question: What is proteinuria?
Answer: Proteinuria is excess protein in the urine. - 271

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Adenovirus (2) The adenovirus infection.
Antivirus (6) The anti-virus.
Arbovirus The arbovirus.
Arbovirus Encephalitides The arbovirus encephalitides.
Astrovirus The astrovirus causes gastroenteritis.
Avian Influenza The avian influenza (H5N1) virus.
Bacteria (162) The naturally occurring microscopic bacteria are found everywhere.
Chickenpox (8) The chickenpox infection is caused by the varicella zoster virus.
Chikungunya The chikungunya virus.
Chikungunya Fever The chikungunya fever.
Cold Virus The common cold viruses.
Computer Virus The computer virus.
Contagious Virus The contagious viruses.
Coronavirus The common coronavirus infection.
Cowpox The cowpox virus.
Coxsackie (2) The coxsackie is an enterovirus.
Coxsackievirus The coxsackievirus.
Cytomegalovirus (2) The cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a virus infection.
Dengue (3) The dengue hemorrhagic fever is caused by a virus.
Dominant Strain Virus The dominant strain virus.
Ebola The ebola disease is caused by direct contact with the virus.
Ebola Virus The ebola virus can be fatal.
Encephalitis (6) The encephalitis inflammation can be fatal.
Encephalomyocarditis The encephalomyocarditis virus.
Enterovirus (2) The enterovirus.
Epstein Barr (2) The Epstein-Barr virus.
Germ (8) All of the microscopic germs.
Hantavirus The hantavirus may cause kidney damage.
Hemorrhagic Fever (4) The hemorrhagic fevers.
Hepatitis (10) The hepatitis infection is a highly contagious liver disease.
Herpangina The herpangina virus.
Herpes Simplex The herpes simplex virus is infectious.
Herpes Simplex Virus The herpes simplex virus (HSV).
Herpes Virus The herpes virus.
Herpes Zoster (2) The herpes-zoster lesions.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease can be fatal.
Human Papilloma Virus The human papilloma virus (HPV).
Influenza (12) The influenza viruses are contagious.
Laryngotracheitis The laryngotracheitis virus.
Lethal Virus A lethal virus.
Leucoencephalopathy The leucoencephalopathy.
Lyssavirus The lyssavirus.
Marburg Virus The Marburg virus.

Measles (4) The contagious measles virus is spread by breathing, coughing, and sneezing.
Microbiology (19) The microbiologists study microbiology.
Microcephaly The small microcephaly is a birth defect.
Mosquito Borne Virus The mosquito-borne virus.
Mumps (2) He had the mumps virus.
Norovirus The norovirus is contagious and may cause gastroenteritis.
Ophidian Paramyxovirus The ophidian paramyxovirus (OPMV).
Papilloma (5) The benign papilloma tumor.
Papillomavirus The papillomavirus infection.
Parainfluenza Virus The parainfluenza virus.
Paramyxoviridae (2) The paramyxoviridae viruses.
Parapoxvirus (2) The parapoxvirus.
Parvovirus The parvovirus.
Polio (9) The polio disease is infectious and can cause paralysis.
Poliomyelitis (6) The poliomyelitis virus is infectious.
Poliovirus (3) The poliovirus is a pathogen.
Powassan The powassan virus is spread by ticks.
Rabies (4) The acute rabies is caused by a virus.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection.
Respiratory Tract Infection The respiratory tract infection.
Rhinovirus (3) The rhinovirus pathogen.
Rotavirus The rotavirus.
Rubella The rubella virus.
Rubeola The rubeola virus.
Sapovirus The sapovirus.
Shingles (11) The shingles infection.
Smallpox (5) The smallpox disease can be fatal.
Stomach Virus The stomach virus.
Swine Flu The swine flu pandemic was caused by the H1N1 virus.
Toscana The toscana virus.
Valacyclovir The valacyclovir.
Varicella (6) The Varicella Vaccine.
Variola The variola virus.
Virologist The virologists study viruses.
Virology Study virology.
Virus Infected Virus infected.
Virus Infection The virus infections.
Virus Scan A anti-virus scan.
West Nile Virus The west Nile virus.
Yellow Fever The yellow-fever (YF) is caused by a virus.
Zika The zika virus is spread by mosquitoes.
Zika Virus The zika virus.
Zoster (7) He had the zoster skin rash.

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Bacteria and Viruses: How Are They Different?

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You can kill the Ebola virus before it enters your system by simply washing your hands with soap and water.
— Interesting Facts (@neverknownfacts) February 14, 2015

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There are literally hundreds of norovirus strains. - Dr. William Schaffner - 269

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Virus

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