> blast and fire at russian lethal virus lab > vektor has one of the world's largest collections of viruses, including ebola... smallpox, bird flu and different strains of hepatitis   > neither can we exclude theft of pathogens during the chaos and aftermath of the explosion, or that the explosion itself was deliberate to enable theft > ...in the case of engineered or synthetic pathogens, previously unknown disease syndromes may occur.   > there was severe liver inflammation in kids in april, monkeypox in may, polio in july, and tomato flu in august > each appears to be the result of an unusual manifestation or proliferation of a virus scientists have studied for decades   > experts warn bird flu virus changing rapidly in largest ever outbreak > "something happened" in mid-2021 that made the group of viruses much more infectious   > a mutating strain of bird flu that has emerged in russia has a fairly high degree of probability of human-to-human transmission   > bird flu... mortality rate estimated to be at approximately 60 percent   > possible cluster of human bird-flu infections expands in missouri > seven people in contact with a patient hospitalized with bird flu also developed symptoms, the c.d.c. reported. ttps://archive.is/nyvnn > rwanda has confirmed its first cases of marburg disease > with a fatality rate of as high as 88%, marburg is from the same virus family as the one responsible for ebola   > russian researchers made [an]... ebola-smallpox chimera > ebolapox would give the hemorrhages and high mortality rate of ebola... plus the very high contagiousness of smallpox   > the potential of a super plague attack is high  
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