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The 10 Deadliest and Most Dangerous Viruses in the World

Larry Slawson
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Pages
19
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Larry Slawson

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Throughout the world there exists numerous viruses and diseases capable of inflicting serious harm (or death) on the human population at large. While treatment plans exist for a wide array of diseases, viruses offer a unique challenge to doctors and researchers as antibiotics and traditional medicines are often ineffective against their attacks on the human body.
This book explores the 10 deadliest and most dangerous viruses known to currently exist in the world today. After reading this work, it is the author's hope that a better, more-developed understanding of viruses can be attained by his readers.

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