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و .صدرت Health authorities in Germany A shocking warning, as a new case of a very rare disease known as ALS has been discovered "Borna"also known as sad horse disease.
comes from disease virus "Borna" (BDV) is a contagious neurological syndrome that affects the animals Warm-blooded, and although this disease is very deadly, it is very rare, and was not previously discovered until a few times following its appearance in Germany in the late nineteenth century.
and in Bavarian ProvinceIn the past three years, two more cases of the virus that has infected humans have been reported.
It can cause "Borna" Inflammation in the brain following infection, which leads to death in almost all cases, while those who survived the virus suffer from long-term damage, according to the newspaper. "Daily Express" British.
On average, it is Germany About two cases a year, although experts assume that the number of unreported cases in the country may be as high as 6 per year.
According to the Bavarian State Office for Health and Food Safety, 7 cases of the disease have been reported "Borna" Across Germany in 2021, 5 of them in Bavaria.
Viruses can disease "Borna"which come in both type 1 and type 2 variants, can affect a wide range of mammals other than humans.
BDV-1 and BDV-2 were previously detected in horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes.
In 1995, researchers were able to isolate BDV-1 from cats in Sweden that suffered from the disease, following which the disease was also discovered in cats in Japan and the United Kingdom.
It may end up with sick people "Borna" Meningitis is an infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord.
According to the NHS, meningitis can affect anyone, but it is most common in infants, young children, teenagers and young adults.
Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly, as it can cause life-threatening septicemia and permanent damage to the brain or nerves.
Fortunately, a number of vaccines are available that can provide some protection once morest brain diseases.
Scientists believe that the transmission of viruses "Borna" It occurs through exposure of the nose to contaminated saliva or nasal secretions, and experts have found some links to humans with infection and mental illness.
In 1990, researchers discovered that antibodies to a protein encoded by the BDV-1 genome were found in the blood of patients with behavioral disorders.
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و .صدرت Health authorities in Germany A horrific warning, as a new case of a very rare disease known as ALS has been discovered.Borna‘, also known as sad horse disease.
comes from Borna disease virus (BDV) is a contagious neurological syndrome that affects the animals Warm-blooded, and although this disease is very deadly, it is very rare, and was not previously discovered until a few times following its appearance in Germany in the late nineteenth century.
and in Bavarian ProvinceIn the past three years, two more cases of the virus that has infected humans have been reported.
Borna can cause inflammation in the brain following infection, which leads to death in almost all cases, while survivors of the virus suffer long-term damage, according to the British newspaper, “Daily Express”.
On average, it is Germany About two cases a year, although experts assume that the number of unreported cases in the country may be as high as 6 per year.
According to the Bavarian State Office for Health and Food Safety, 7 cases of “Borna” disease were reported across Germany in 2021, 5 of them in Bavaria.
Borna viruses, which come in type 1 and type 2 variants, can affect a wide range of mammals other than humans.
BDV-1 and BDV-2 were previously detected in horses, cattle, sheep, dogs and foxes.
In 1995, researchers were able to isolate BDV-1 from cats in Sweden that suffered from the disease, following which the disease was also discovered in cats in Japan and the United Kingdom.
People with Borna disease may end up with meningitis, an infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord.
According to the NHS, meningitis can affect anyone, but it is most common in infants, young children, teenagers and young adults.
Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly, as it can cause life-threatening septicemia and permanent damage to the brain or nerves.
Fortunately, a number of vaccines are available that can provide some protection once morest brain diseases.
Scientists believe that the transmission of “Porna” viruses occurs through the exposure of the nose to contaminated saliva or nasal secretions, and experts have found some links to humans with infection and mental illness.
In 1990, researchers discovered that antibodies to a protein encoded by the BDV-1 genome were found in the blood of patients with behavioral disorders.
