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Virologists have cast doubt on the 73.8% success rate attributed to the injectable BCG vaccine.
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Virologists and vets are watching the virus for mutations.
A New Breed of Flu Shot to Avoid Getting Sick as a Dog Gwendolyn Bounds 2011
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Virologists believe the odds are strong that in time some virus is going to be a virulent killer.
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Virologists are concerned with three aspects of any influenza virus: (1) novelty, (2) transmissibility, (3) lethality.
Vitamin D and influenza | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2009
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Virologists are still baffled about why the rare disease reappeared after lying dormant for nearly 20 years.
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Virologists were also investigating an isolated patient in the neighbouring Port Portale district as well as the fatality in Mbarara.
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Virologists are convinced that the disease erupted in September, wending its way through the district unnoticed, even though the first cases arrived in ill-equipped hospitals around the same time.
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Virologists generally measure how dangerous a bug could get by figuring out how likely it will be to get passed around a lot, increasing its chances of hitting on a deadly mutation.
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Virologists were meanwhile examining a sample taken from a suspected victim who died overnight in Mbarara region, 160 kilometres (100 miles) south east of the affected district.
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Virologists say previous strains destroyed the linings of blood capillaries and vessels, prompting fluids to drain out of the circulatory system through the body's orifices and pores, killing the victim through shock.
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