MARBURG VIRUS

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 The MARBURG VIRUS is a rare and deadly virus that can be fatal in humans. It is spread through contact with infected animals or insects ,and has no known cure. The virus posed a threat to humans even before it was identified in 1967, but since than there have been many outbreak around the world. The most recent outbreak occurred in Angola in 2005, killing over 400 people and infecting thousand more. It is believed that the virus could potentially spread further if not contained properly.

There is currently no vaccine or treatment for the MARBURG VIRUS ,and it can be fatal if left untreated. As such, it is important to take precaution when travelling to area where the disease has been identified and also to practice good hygiene habits to reduce the chances of contracting it.

As one of the most deadly Viruses, MARBURG VIRUS has caused thousand of death across the world. It is a highly contagious and incurable virus that one spread rapidly through direct contact with an infected person, body fluids and contaminated surfaces. The MARBURG VIRUS is known to cause severe bleeding, organ failure and other serious symptoms. In some cases it can even lead to death in less than 14 days after the initial infection. MARBURG VIRUS is a part of family of viruses known as filoviruses, and is realated to Ebola Virus. This virus has no known cure, making it a great threat to global health. Despite this, research into potential treatment is ongoing , with scientist working tirelessly to find ways to save lives theatened by the MARBURG VIRUS.

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