Identifying the Most Lethal Viral Outbreaks of the 21st Century- Jeffrey Harrell

1. Identifying the Most Lethal Viral Outbreaks of the 21st Century- Jeffrey Harrell The world has witnessed different viral outbreaks in 21st century has left an intense impact on global health. The sudden occurrence of these viruses has claimed many lives. and also challenged our healthcare system and our understanding of infectious diseases. Let us know every virus deeply with Jeffrey Harrell and understand the type of infection. COVID-19: In the 21st century, one of the most significant viruses is the COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Due to millions of deaths and infections worldwide, it weakened the economy and healthcare system. HIV/AIDS:HIV made an appearance in the late 20th century but its impact continued into the 21st century. This virus makes individuals vulnerable to various infections and cancers and weakens the immune system. Over 75 million people got infected at the start of the epidemic, and more than 32 million human beings died from AIDS-related illnesses. Ebola virus: In West Africa, the Ebola virus outbreaks in 2014-2016 subject to death in high numbers of people. It causes severe hemorrhagic fever making vaccines and treatments less effective. Nipah virus: The Nipah virus is connected to pigs and bats and outbreaks in Southeast Asia. This virus poses a threat to public health with its high mortality rate. Zika Virus: The Zika virus attacked at the beginning of 2010. It raises concerns about birth defects and neurological complications. It encouraged public health reactions and investigation into deterring its spread. Final words The 21st century has faced a wide range of deadly viral outbreaks. All come with unique challenges. Due to these outbreaks, people are able to understand infection disease control and the importance of global cooperation in responding to health crises. Avant-garde strategies will help you to develop and combat better prevention and treatment strategies.