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Symptoms, course and frequency information Hepatitis D, also known as delta virus infection, occupies a special position among the liver viruses. The literature describes that the hepatitis D virus can only trigger an infection if a hepatitis B infection is present at the same time. This means that hepatitis D is closely linked to the presence of hepatitis BContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency info Arena viruses belong to a comparatively young virus family and comprise several different types that are mainly associated with humans through rodents. They are therefore often described in the literature as rodent-associated viruses. In contrast to many other virus-related infections, arenaviruses do not requireContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Hepatitis C is one of the most important virus-related liver diseases and is caused by the hepatitis C virus, which belongs to the Flaviviridae family. According to the literature, the virus multiplies primarily in the liver cells, thereby specifically affecting the organ responsible for metabolism, storage, detoxification and metabolism.Continue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Dengue fever is one of the most important mosquito-borne viral infections worldwide. The disease is a major health problem, particularly in Asia, Africa and America. Dengue is caused by one of four closely related serotypes from the flavivirus group. It is transmitted by diurnal mosquitoes, which means thatContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency Yellow fever is a mosquito-borne viral infection that is one of the most serious arboviral diseases in tropical regions. In the literature, yellow fever is described as an acute infection, usually of short duration, although its severity can vary greatly. While some courses remain relatively mild, other forms can be characterized byContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Rubella, also known as rubella or colloquially as German measles, is a viral infection of humans that occurs worldwide. The rubella virus has a special position within the togavirus-like pathogens and is described in the literature as a separate representative with special biological properties. The virus is mainly transmittedContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information West Nile fever is a mosquito-borne viral infection from the group of arboviruses. In the literature, West Nile virus is classified as a group B arbovirus. The transmission cycle is mainly between birds and mosquitoes, with mosquitoes of the Culex type being the most important vectors. Humans and other vertebrates, often includingContinue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Arthropod-borne encephalitis is one of the most important virus-related diseases of the nervous system, in which transmission occurs via vectors such as mosquitoes or ticks. In the literature, these pathogens are mainly assigned to the Togaviridae, Flaviviridae and Bunyaviridae virus families. The worldwide spread of these infections makes it clear that they areContinue reading