Nipah has a fatality rate of between 40 and 75 per cent with the virus spreading in India and Bangladesh, leading other Asian ...

A woman died in northern Bangladesh last month after contracting the deadly Nipah virus, the World Health Organisation (WHO) ...

The symptoms of Nipah virus can take between four and 14 days to materialise; some people can have no symptoms at all and can ...

The virus causes respiratory tract infection, followed by high fever and body ache. Unfortunately, there is no vaccine as yet ...

The case in Bangladesh, where Nipah cases are reported almost every year, follows two Nipah virus cases identified in neighbouring India ...

Reports of new Nipah virus cases in India have once again brought the disease to global attention. With a fatality rate that can climb as high as 75 per cent and no approved vaccine or antiviral ...

A leading infectious disease expert says authorities are "keeping a close eye on what's happening overseas", after a woman died in Bangladesh from Nipah virus late last month. UNSW's Professor Raina ...

Bangladesh recorded its first Nipah virus (NiV) death this year when a woman from Naogaon died on January 28 with symptoms of the virus, officials confirmed.

Did WHO just confirm the first death due to the deadly Nipah virus in 2026? As per reports, a woman died of the virus in ...

Is Nipah slowly becoming deadlier than ever? After India reported two cases of the infection earlier this month, WHO has ...

A patient in Bangladesh died after contracting Nipah virus last month, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said. A small ...

A WOMAN has died from Nipah, a brain-swelling virus spread by bats that has been dubbed the ‘next pandemic threat’. The case ...