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Two New Nipah Cases Spook India - The Telegraph

INDIA, JUL 9 – Health officials are tracing contacts and monitoring cases amid concerns over Nipah virus's 40-75% fatality rate and risk of human-to-human spread, WHO said.

  • On July 1, a young woman died from Nipah virus, and another patient remains in intensive care, with WHO monitoring as a potential pandemic threat.
  • Following the teenager's death, Nipah virus’s high mortality and documented human-to-human transmission underscore its pandemic threat.
  • Health authorities are investigating 485 contacts and treating 12 cases, including five in ICU, as part of ongoing Nipah virus containment efforts.
  • At present, all tested high-risk contacts have returned negative results, with some schools switching to online lessons and individuals instructed to quarantine for 21 days.
  • Global research efforts, including Oxford University's phase one Nipah vaccine trial, aim to enhance preparedness against the virus's pandemic threat.
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The death of a young woman in Kerala from encephalitis caused by the Nipah virus has triggered alerts in India. With high mortality and without vaccinations, this virus represents a serious risk to public health. The situation, which is familiar to all of us, has also been cherished by numerous films, which address pandemics and massive contagions while inviting us, in passing, to reflect on the fragility of our society.From realistic medical th…

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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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