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As scientists continue to track emerging variants of COVID-19, which continues to mutate even after it lost its "global pandemic" status, people might need to start treating it like seasonal flu while maintaining the culture of safety developed over the last three years.
Nipah virus, a rare but serious bat-borne virus that can cause asymptomatic infection in mild cases, and acute respiratory infection and fatal encephalitis in more severe cases, has been wreaking havoc in Southern Kerala, India.
Most patients admitted to hospitals with acute viral infections are given antibiotics as a precaution against bacterial co-infection, but this practice may not improve survival, new research suggests.
