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The other virus that worries Asia - BBC Future
The other virus that worries Asia - BBC Future

11 (sometimes) deadly diseases that hopped across species | Live Science
11 (sometimes) deadly diseases that hopped across species | Live Science

There are worse viruses than Covid-19 out there. How do we avoid the next  big one? | Ensia
There are worse viruses than Covid-19 out there. How do we avoid the next big one? | Ensia

Ending HIV in America Preview | WETA
Ending HIV in America Preview | WETA

Smithsonian on Twitter: "@amhistorymuseum Most new infectious diseases in  humans originate in other animals—like this @NMNH bat. Why are bats  effective at spreading pathogens? They: •live in groups •seem to carry  viruses
Smithsonian on Twitter: "@amhistorymuseum Most new infectious diseases in humans originate in other animals—like this @NMNH bat. Why are bats effective at spreading pathogens? They: •live in groups •seem to carry viruses

Bats, the source of so many viruses, could be the origin of Wuhan  coronavirus, say experts | CNN
Bats, the source of so many viruses, could be the origin of Wuhan coronavirus, say experts | CNN

Why Bats Are Such Good Hosts for Ebola and Other Deadly Diseases | WIRED
Why Bats Are Such Good Hosts for Ebola and Other Deadly Diseases | WIRED

Fearing Bats Won't Prevent the Next Coronavirus | Field Museum
Fearing Bats Won't Prevent the Next Coronavirus | Field Museum

Can Vaccines for Wildlife Prevent Human Pandemics? | Quanta Magazine
Can Vaccines for Wildlife Prevent Human Pandemics? | Quanta Magazine

Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? - YouTube
Why Do Bats Carry So Many Dangerous Diseases? - YouTube

How green cities make for more bats – and why that's actually a good thing  - The Washington Post
How green cities make for more bats – and why that's actually a good thing - The Washington Post

Required Reading: Bat-Related Human Rabies - HIV and ID Observations
Required Reading: Bat-Related Human Rabies - HIV and ID Observations

Bats: Not so bad, but please don't touch – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER
Bats: Not so bad, but please don't touch – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

Research brief - The Lancet Infectious Diseases
Research brief - The Lancet Infectious Diseases

Holy Virus Treasure Trove, Batman!
Holy Virus Treasure Trove, Batman!

How to avoid bats & what to do if you're scratched or bitten
How to avoid bats & what to do if you're scratched or bitten

What to do when you encounter a bat – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER
What to do when you encounter a bat – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

Why Killer Viruses And Infectious Disease Outbreaks Are On The Rise : Goats  and Soda : NPR
Why Killer Viruses And Infectious Disease Outbreaks Are On The Rise : Goats and Soda : NPR

7 things you should know about bats & rabies – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER
7 things you should know about bats & rabies – PUBLIC HEALTH INSIDER

Gut bacteria: How bats 'shift the paradigm'
Gut bacteria: How bats 'shift the paradigm'

What We Can Learn From Bats | UC Davis
What We Can Learn From Bats | UC Davis

How Do Bats Live With So Many Viruses? - The New York Times
How Do Bats Live With So Many Viruses? - The New York Times

Africa's growing risk of diseases that spread from animals to people |  IFPRI : International Food Policy Research Institute
Africa's growing risk of diseases that spread from animals to people | IFPRI : International Food Policy Research Institute

Deadly White-Nose Syndrome Changed Genes in Surviving Bats | Rutgers  University
Deadly White-Nose Syndrome Changed Genes in Surviving Bats | Rutgers University

New virus in bats linked to AIDS-like disease decimating koalas | Burnet  Institute
New virus in bats linked to AIDS-like disease decimating koalas | Burnet Institute

Capture the Bat | Albany County, NY
Capture the Bat | Albany County, NY

What is the connection between fruit bats and Nipah virus? - The Hindu
What is the connection between fruit bats and Nipah virus? - The Hindu

Virus: Bats Are the Number-One Carriers of Disease | Time
Virus: Bats Are the Number-One Carriers of Disease | Time