Sentence examples for fatal virus from inspiring English sources

China was condemned internationally for its tardy notice as the contagious and sometimes fatal virus first surged in Guangdong Province.

Smallpox is a highly contagious and often fatal virus that was eradicated from human populations decades ago, but experts fear secret supplies of the virus may still exist.

It took only weeks before Sims players discovered that the pet guinea pig was carrying a potentially fatal virus that could kill a human character in the game.

That summer, at the Genome Institute, Holmes worked on testing for severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, an often fatal virus that had broken out in China.

An often fatal virus, Ebola last caused global panic two years ago when an outbreak in west Africa killed more than 10,000 people, according to the World Health Organization.

Gustavo Palacios was sequencing the genes from a new strain of Ebola virus found in a bat in Spain — a worrisome development, since the fatal virus has almost never been found outside Africa.

Scientists have discovered that an old antimalaria drug is effective against two fatal viruses that recently jumped from animals to humans.

A succession of unnamed victims then recounted in short prerecorded statements how they and their loved ones had contracted HIV, hepatitis C and other potentially fatal viruses from blood and plasma transfusions, mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.

It was NHS treatment that meant they became infected with fatal viruses, such as HIV and Hepatitis.

The bill aims to help haemophiliacs infected with fatal viruses such as HIV and Hepatitis through the NHS products used to treat them.

One scenario that the British spooks predicted could happen fairly soon is this: "Technological advances could allow a rogue regime, terrorists or criminal groups to synthesize highly contagious, fatal viruses with long incubation periods that would make early detection and quarantine very difficult.