4 ms·

80% mortality rate in mice.

• ekianjo 4y ago
  For this one I don't want to find if it replicates in humans.
  • xiphias2 4y ago
    While it sounds very bad, and it is in fact horrible, just like Ebola, it wouldn't be able to cause a world wide pandemic killing millions of people as people would be much more caucious around it.
    • throw333 4y ago
    • etiam 4y ago
      Not entirely just like Ebola virus disease, considering it would still be an airborne virus and consequently be even more difficult to contain. I don't find that the outcomes from the latest 3 years of people being supposedly cautious inspire much confidence in the effectiveness of it, and I don't really see that changing (soon enough) even if the lethality spikes dramatically. Especially if the symptoms in the early phases were to stay relatively inconspicuous in a large fraction of cases.