Most Deadly Diseases

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Since 2015, the World Health Organization has made a list of lethal diseases in priority which requires more research.
The organization considers these diseases as a major risk to public health because they can spread in epidemic form.

After the outbreak of Ebola virus in Central Africa, another lethal virus is spreading in South India - and it is the nipah virus.

Two viruses are on the list of lethal diseases that can be caused by a major outbreak of World Health Organization.

And to fight against this diseases scientists or researchers don’t have such kind of instrument, medicine or vaccine.

There are eight more such diseases in the list like Ebola and Nipah virus.

Nipah virus

Nipah virus can also be infected with animals from animals and humans.

Fever, vomiting or headaches are the symptoms of the disease.

There is no antidote for humans or animals.

The death rate is 70 percent.

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In 1998, after the first disease was detected in pigs in Malaysia, the name of the virus was named according to the agricultural city Nipah,.

About 300 people have been reported to have been infected with this virus, of which at least 100 people have died.

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Henipavirus disease

Hendra virus is first identified in Australia. It’s affected by the bats. The horses and the people can be suffered from it.
It was first seen in 1994 in a suburb of Brisbane. Since then, at least 70 horses have been killed in the attack and four of the seven people have died.

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CCHF

The crimean congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) spreads from a tickle insect (ticks insect), which can cause great outbreaks among humans. The death rate is 40 percent.

It was first identified in Crimea in 1944 and later in Congo. The virus can be found in whole Africa, the Balkan region and some areas in the Middle East and Asia.

Suddenly someone can be infected with this disease, whose symptoms include lymphatic headaches, excessive fever, spinal pain, stomach ache and vomiting.

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Ebola virus

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It is believed that this was the first come from the bats and in 1976 it was the first outbreak of the Ebola River in the Congo. It can spread from people to wild animals. It can also spread from humans to humans.

The death rate of this disease is 50 percent. At least 11,000 people have died in Central Africa in 2014 and 2016.

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Marburg virus

It is almost a virus near Ebola. Anyone infected with it by infected one. Like Ebola, Bad is considered as its source. If it is attacked, it can be death within eight to nine days.

The name of the German city of Marburg was named after the first virus in 1967. Later it spread to Frankfurt and Belgrade in the capital of Serbia.

SARS Virus

SARS, that is the origin of the Severe Acute Respiratory Virus in China. Scientists say the virus has come from the one type of Cat. But it is also related to Bats.

Between 2002 and 2004, the outbreak has occurred twice. Of the 8,000 affected, 774 people died. If the virus is infected, severe breath problem occurs. However, since 2004, the virus has not been found.

Mars Virus

This is the same clan's virus in SARS. In the first Saudi Arabia, the virus was discovered in 2012 and 35 percent of those who died there.

The name of the disease is called Middle East Respiratory Syndrome. Corona Virus is the name of the virus, the name of the virus is Mars Corona Virus. In addition to Saudi Arabia, its presence has been noticed in Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and many other Middle Eastern countries.

It is believed that the virus has come from the camel. Scientists from the University of Cameroon, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Egypt have found the existence of Mars virus in camel blood. In addition, the virus in Saudi Arabia has also been found in the blood. The virus spreads from human to human, from sneezing, cough, near position etc.

Rift Valley Fever (RVF)

This virus begins with mosquito or blood-taking insect that affects the cow or lamb. But it can also be transmitted to the human body later. If more people are affected, different organs can become ineffective. Originally it comes from the affected animal to the human body.

It may also be infected by the infected cows or lamb. The virus was first identified in the Rift Valley in Kenya in 1931.

Zika virus

The virus spreads rapidly through mosquitoes. It is transmitted through a bite of a virus that has infected the virus with the help of biting aedes mosquito. After the mosquito bites other people, they continue to spread.

Then the virus continued to spread through those people. But the disease can spread through sexual intercourse. It was discovered in 1947 in monkeys in Uganda Forest area of Uganda. But in Africa and Asia, the virus was prevalent.

Lhasa fever

Lhasa fever spreads from infected fats, contaminated food by rats.

If you are suffering from this disease, there may be bleeding in different parts of the body with fever and may cause eye and nose infection. Lhasa fever is seen in West Africa especially in Nigeria. The disease first appeared in Lhasa town in 1969.

Disease X

The World Health Organization has included the name of the new mysterious disease Disease X' on the world's epidemic. This is not a disease name.
This name is mentioned in the list, Disease X is a disease that is still unknown to mankind, but it can take the form of an international epidemic.

According to the World Health Organization, "Disease X 'has been added to the list of potential epidemics in the sense that we can predict a massive epidemic worldwide due to an unknown disease."

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