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New Evidence That Humans and Bats Exchanged Deadly Filovirus in Nagaland

Kozhikode: Doctors and patients wear safety masks as a precautionary measure after the 'Nipah' virus outbreak, at a Medical college, in Kozhikode, on Wednesday. Credit: PTI

Scientists Claim Drug Designed to Beat Ebola Also Fights Off Nipah

Rather Than Blaming Bats for Nipah Infection, We Should Improve Public Health

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The Absence of Evidence for Nipah in Fruit Bats Is Not Evidence of Absence

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