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I assume they do to some extend, but I would assume that if they are found none dangerous, that very little effort is put into studying them, as there would be little gained from investing a lot of money into them.When we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
When we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
most of your body is waterWhen we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
most bacteria, and many viruses, live on and in humans with little negative effects.When we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
True, as far as I can tell. Your use of the word "most" gets to my point. If there are no or few symptoms, does the the virus come to our attention? Or are they largely unknown outside of medical studies.most bacteria, and many viruses, live on and in humans with little negative effects.
True, as far as I can tell. Your use of the word "most" gets to my point. If there are no or few symptoms, does the the virus come to our attention? Or are they largely unknown outside of medical studies.
When we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
List of epidemics - WikipediaWhen we talk about a virus, we are usually talking about a well known disease, say smallpox for example. My question is, are there many more pandemics but the symptoms are so mild that nobody really notices them? Do harmless virus's get noticed and studied?
There are millions of viruses that exist that have no effect on humans, however, because they sometimes have effects we find useful, they're still studied. In the age of anti-biotic resistant bacteria, bacteriophage is one promising avenue of research, for example Bacteriophage - WikipediaTrue, as far as I can tell. Your use of the word "most" gets to my point. If there are no or few symptoms, does the the virus come to our attention? Or are they largely unknown outside of medical studies.