15.
"Rabies": I'm not joking when I say that rabies is probably the closest thing
we have to an actual zombie virus.
The viral infection begins with a bite wound and travels all the way to the brain.
That's when you become aggressive and start to drool.
Rabies is one of the few diseases that can lay dormant in your system for years.
Although most people start to display symptoms within 3 to 12 weeks after being bitten, others
can feel fine for up to 7 years afterwards.
You might go to sleep normally one night and wake up completely rabid the next.
Well, almost.
When the virus strikes, you'll start to feel weak and flu-like at first.
You'll probably have a fever and get a heavy headache, too.
This initial stage can last for days.
After that, things start to ramp up considerably.
You'll stay awake for days and slowly start to go insane from sleep deprivation.
You'll also experience extreme thirst, but you won't be able to drink.
In fact, every time you try to take a drink, it will make your voice box painfully spasm.
Nothing will make sense to you after a while, and this will only agitate you even further.
You'll most likely act violent and experience vivid hallucinations as the virus makes your
brain swell too large to comfortably sit inside of your skull.
You'll shake, feel numb, and lose control of your muscles until you die.
In these later stages, there is virtually nothing left for doctors to do.
In all of medical history, only 10 people have ever survived the end stages of the virus.
There may be plenty of preventative measures such as vaccinations, but when it comes to
rabies, there is ultimately no cure.
14.
"Enterovirus ["Enter-row-virus"] D68": Also known as EV-D68 for short, enterovirus
D68 has gained the attention of health officials everywhere in recent years.
Whereas most viruses tend to target newborns and the elderly, EV-D68 seems to prefer children
over adults, and it particularly likes teenagers, too.
Not only do younger people seem to contract EV-D68 far more often than adults, but they
also experience more serious health complications as well.
You might feel like you have an ordinary cold at first, but every day you just keep feeling
more congested, more fatigued, and more feverish than the last.
It finally reaches the point where it feels like you simply can't breathe, and you might
wind up wheezing so badly that you have to stay in the hospital, especially if you already
have asthma to begin with.
In extreme cases, EV-D68 can even permanently paralyze your limbs and your face.
To make matters worse, contracting this virus is as easy as catching a cold, and it's
more prevalent than ever before.
From 1970 to 2005, only 26 instances of EV-D68 were observed in the U.S.A.
Then in 2014 a massive outbreak infected 1,153 people across 49 states.
Many of them were rocked by the worst flu that they had ever experienced in the lives.
A lot of them were hospitalized, some were paralyzed, and fourteen tragically died.
The virus disappeared the following year, but it resurfaced again in 2016.
Isolated incidents continued to crop up in the United States that year, and the disease
spread to Canada.
At least 8 cases of EV-D68 were recorded in British Columbia, 6 of which involving children
under the age of two.
Meanwhile, in Alberta ["Al-ber-ta"], one toddler was hospitalized after profusely vomiting.
The child lived, but their face became permanently paralyzed on one side.
EV-D68 can only be detected by swabbing your nose or throat, or by taking your blood, and
even then, confirming it with lab results is usually of little help.
As any doctor will tell you, the disease is not curable and must simply run its course.
13.
"The Mystery Illness": In 2010, a large number of children from central Vietnam ["Vee-et-nahm"]
started to develop large and painful blisters on their feet, hands, and inside their mouths.
These blisters were so extreme that they often looked like third degree burns when they burst
open.
In 2011, the disease would come back to Vietnam again, this time with enough force to worry
the world.
That year, over 170 Vietnamese citizens came down with the illness, most of them children.
This time, about 10 percent of the infected developed serious liver problems that led
to other organ failures.
Nineteen people died in extreme agony.
The tragic outbreak triggered an investigation by the World Health Organization to determine
what was responsible.
They believe that the condition could have been caused by environmental toxins, but other
researchers believe the mystery illness is tied in with a virus that causes Hand Foot
and Mouth Disease in young children.
In other words, no one knows for sure.
Whatever its cause may be, people continue to die from the potential virus to this day,
though it has become less reported in recent years.
The last notable death that made western news was a 14-year-old girl who died of respiratory
failure in the central province of Quang Ngai ["Qwang" "N'guy"].
This is hardly the first time that a mystery illness prompted an inspection from the World
Health Organization.
In April of 2016, hundreds of Vietnamese citizens came down with a fever, started to vomit,
developed yellow eyes and experienced extreme fatigue.
When the World Health Organization went to investigate 3 months later, they found every
hospital bed in the area was occupied with sick patients.
Just like before, they have yet to identify the source of the problem.
12.
"Herpes Simplex 1 & 2 ["Her-pees" "Sim-plex"]": Anybody who has taken a health class should
already know what herpes is, so I won't dwell on this one for too long.
If you are not familiar with the herpes simplex virus, it is a sexually transmitted virus
that can cause open sores to form on the mouth or genitals.
There is no way to fully rid yourself of them.
However, sores aside, herpes can also cause a fatal complication that is way worse.
Sometimes the herpes simplex virus misses its mark and travels higher than the lips.
It's extremely rare, but herpes can get in your eyes, and it can even go all the way
up to your brain.
If you get a herpes infection in your brain, it can cause severe neurological damage.
You might pass out at random, have problems speaking, experience muscle weakness or paralysis,
have seizures, mental problems, double vision, and you might even perceive strong odors when
there is nothing in front of you.
If left untreated, this rare condition can become fatal.
All from a single kiss.
11.
"Dengue ["Den-gee"] Fever": Transmitted by mosquito bite, dengue fever is a catchall
term that's used to cover four different viruses which all cause the same ailments.
None of these viruses can be easily treated, and, of course, none of them can be cured.
The Aedes aegypti ["A-dees" "Ee-jip-tie"] mosquito is the main carrier of dengue fever.
This is the same mosquito that's responsible for the infamous Zika ["zee-kah"] virus,
and, unlike most mosquitos, this variety likes to bite people in the middle of the day.
Once a mosquito acquires the virus, it will go on to spread it for the rest of its natural
life cycle.
When a mosquito gives you dengue fever, you are most likely going to have a high fever
of about 104 degrees along with a severe headache, stabbing pains behind your eyes (along with
the rest of your joints), nausea and vomiting, glandular swelling and a nasty rash.
This will be your life for the next 4 to 7 days before things start to improve – that
is, if you live that long.
If you develop what's called "severe" dengue, then things will get worse instead
of better.
You will constantly leak blood from areas like your gums, or you may experience plasma
leakage, which is where your blood cells break down from the inside and cause a buildup of
fluid under the skin.
Vomiting, respiratory failure, and extreme fatigue are all going to hit you at once.
You are more at risk for this happening if you are a young child.
Prior to 1970, only 9 countries experienced a dengue fever epidemic.
Now, however, there are over 100 countries who regularly experience vicious outbreaks
that are hard to contain.
Most of these countries are in Latin America or Asia, but outbreaks have spread as far
as France and Croatia ["Crow-ace-sha"] in 2010, and Hawaii ["Ha-why-ee"] in 2015.
As for treatment, there is not much that doctors can do besides give the patient fluids and
hope for the best.
Over 400 million cases of dengue fever are reported each year, and 500 thousand of these
cases are severe.
Immunization appears to be the most effective form of treatment according to the World Health
Organization.
Despite their best efforts, this incurable disease clings to a fatality rate of nearly
3 percent.
10.
"Zika Virus": The Aedes aegypti mosquito strikes again with the Zika virus, a devastating
disease that not only goes after you, but your loved ones as well – and not in a traditional
manner, at least as far as most infections go.
It's virtually impossible to determine if a person is carrying the Zika virus just by
looking at them.
Most people display no symptoms.
Those who do display symptoms will only experience them for a week or less.
They'll develop a mild fever and maybe have some minor joint or muscle pain, a rash, a
headache, or reddish eyes.
They will probably write it off as a simple cold, but little do they know, they are now
a carrier.
Pregnant women have the most to lose from the Zika threat.
The virus causes a wide variety of unwanted birth defects, the worst being microcephaly
["micro-ceph-a-lee"].
This is a condition which leaves the newborn child with a cranium that is undeveloped and
pointed at the top.
They also have severe learning disabilities and often need a caretaker with them at all
times of the day.
Would you have ever thought it possible to have the fate of an entire family permanently
altered by the bite of a single mosquito?
That's not to say mosquito bites are the only way to transfer to disease.
You can get it from blood transfusions and sexual intercourse as well, though mosquitos
are the most common way.
The Zika virus is largely a problem in South America, though mosquitos in the United States
are finally starting to carry the virus as well.
The first case occurred in Miami-Daude ["My-am-me" "Dawd"] County, Florida on August 1st,
2016.
In addition, at least one mosquito gave it to somebody living in Brownsville, Texas on
November 28th of that same year.
Where it goes from there is anyone's guess . . .
9.
"Hantavirus" ["Han-tah-virus"]: Rodent infestations can carry with them an abundance
of diseases, and the hantavirus is one of the absolute worst.
It can be found throughout Canada and the United States, where it's spread by the
deer mouse.
Although the virus can be spread by a deer mouse bite, this type of transmission is rare.
Instead, the hantavirus is mainly spread through the mouse's bodily fluids, and this includes
particles of mouse droppings that have gone airborne.
Therefore, if you are ever walking through an old barn or an abandoned house and step
on fresh droppings, or even if you step on the building materials that rats use to make
their nests, then you may have just released the virus straight into the air.
Once you are infected with the hantavirus, it causes a condition known as Hantavirus
Pulmonary Syndrome, or HPS for short.
You might not feel anything wrong for up to 8 weeks afterwards, but then you'll start
to develop a fever, headaches, muscle pains, terrible stomach problems, and you will become
dizzy and cold.
As with most diseases on this list, you'll probably think you have a flu at this point
and stay home.
Big mistake.
Within 10 days, all of your HPS symptoms worsen.
You start to run out of breath all of the time and hack up really disgusting phlegm.
You don't know it yet, but your lungs are actually filling with fluid, and it's probably
already too late.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, once you get HPS, you only
have a 68 percent chance of living.
There is no cure.
If you go the hospital, they will stick a tube down your throat and put you on oxygen.
From that point forward, survival is up to you.
8.
"Acute Flaccid Myelitis ["Fla-sid" "My-lie-tis"]": In July of 2016, a 3-year-old boy named Carter
Roberts threw himself on the floor in extreme pain.
"Mommy, mommy, please help me," cried Carter.
His parents rushed him to the hospital.
It was the beginning of a long and terrifying battle against Acute Flaccid Myelitis, also
known as AFM.
As doctors tried to diagnose what was wrong, Carter slowly lost movement in each of his
arms.
Within a short while, he was completely paralyzed from the nose down.
This brings us to present day.
Now Carter's mother has to watch her child struggle daily with not being able to move.
His eyes are the only thing that he can control.
Oftentimes, he cries and cries in frustration, frozen in his own body, unable to make a sound.
Carter is just one of the more recent cases in a mysterious rash of AFM outbreaks.
From January to August of 2016, he and 49 others were struck down by the disease.
Many of them were children, but some were grown adults.
As sad as his story is, Carter's recovery seems tragically unrealistic.
Only a very small portion of children have ever bounced back from what the World Health
Organization suspects is a dastardly virus that targets the youth.
Most victims remain paralyzed for the rest of their lives.
The first major AFM outbreak occurred in August of 2014 when 120 Americans were infected across
34 states.
That following year, only 21 people were infected across 16 states – much less than before.
As for the 2016 outbreak, at least one of the children infected has since past away.
Despite this tragedy, the Roberts family still continues to cling onto hope.
Carter's aunt has started a GoFundMe page to help with his treatment, which is very
expensive.
I've provided the GoFundMe link in the description for this video.
7.
Nicotiana Benthamiana ["Nick-oh-tee-an-na" "Benth-em-me-an-na"]: This is a virus
with a backstory like none other.
Scientists were digging deep in the frozen regions of northern Canada when they came
across a rather unique discovery – under many layers of ice was a 700-year-old frozen
pile of ancient caribou dung.
The team of curious scientists took the specimen back with them to the lab for further study,
and what they found was absolutely shocking.
Inside of the frozen fecal matter was not one, but two viruses that were many centuries
old.
One of the viruses was a plant virus, and the other was an insect virus.
As the scientists continued to study them, they suddenly got a bold idea.
What if they could combine these two viruses into a mutant hybrid disease?
The aim of this experiment was to test the durability of viruses in general.
If they could use DNA from the two viruses to make an entirely new virus, then it would
mean that viruses are much tougher than we thought, and that they can survive things
like being frozen in ice for hundreds of years on end.
Basically, they wanted to learn exactly how much punishment a virus can withstand.
Using sophisticated cloning technology, the team spliced DNA samples from the two viruses
together to make a new virus strand called Nicotiana Benthamiana.
After much hard work, they were able to take the new virus and use it to successfully infect
a tobacco plant.
The experiment was a success.
What does this mean?
Well, basically, bad news.
The fact that a virus can survive hundreds of years in ice means that, as the ice caps
melt, ancient viruses could be released in the future.
There's just no way of knowing what old diseases are lurking deep in the ice, waiting
to end us all.
6.
"Cruetzfeldt-Jakob Disease" [Video link for pronunciation here]: Imagine being sick
for 40 years.
Sadly, that's a real possibility with Cruetzfeldt-Jakob disease.
This rare condition is also known as the "slow virus".
Truth be told, researchers aren't one-hundred percent sure if it really is a virus, but
many of them have agreed that it most likely is.
With that said, here's what we absolutely are sure of . . .
In essence, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is like Alzheimer's ["Alls-high-mers"] on steroids.
Even though the supposed virus can spend decades living inside of its host, once it does spring
into action, it's only a matter of months before a person is reduced to a quivering
shell of their former selves.
That's because this condition literally eats the brain cells away and leaves large
holes in its wake.
This leads to extreme personality changes as well as sharp decreases in motor skills
and cognitive functioning.
As the virus begins to devour the most vital parts of the brain, a person will begin to
have trouble remembering how to eat, breathe, or maintain a heartbeat.
Fortunately, by the time they die, they have usually mercifully fallen into a deep coma.
Death, by the way, usually comes within one year of the initial onset.
The only real way to test for Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is too dangerous to perform on a living
person because you need to remove a portion of brain tissue for sampling.
As for treatments, there is absolutely nothing.
Researchers have yet to find anything to even slow the disease down in the slightest, let
alone stop it.
5.
"Heart Viruses": We've established that viruses can sometimes cause your brain to
swell, but did you know that they can do the same thing to your heart?
I'm talking about viruses that are so strong, they can literally rip your heart apart.
Myocarditis ["my-oh-car-die-tiss"] is the medical term used when your heart swells
up so much that it causes damage, and there are only a few different kinds of viruses
that are strong enough to make this happen.
Let's quickly take a look at them.
Human Herpesvirus 6 is a type of herpes that no one is sure exactly how to get.
It's not thought to be sexually transmitted like herpes simplex 1 and 2, and it's been
found in the saliva of healthy adults.
For whatever reason, it can blast apart the walls of your heart.
Then there's the Parvovirus B19, a nasty little disease that you can get from someone
coughing or sneezing.
Aside from giving you a rash on your cheek and a fever along with a runny nose, it can
swell your heart up to the point where it no longer functions.
Finally, virtually any member of the enterovirus family can cause myocarditis.
Do you remember EV-D68 from before?
Yes, even that one.
Myocarditis is so prevalent that is believe have caused between 5 to 20 percent of all
cases of sudden deaths in young adults in America, though exactly what percentage of
these heart failures are viruses and which are bacterial remains unclear.
Either way, the heart condition can develop in as little as a week after the virus kicks
in, at which point death is a serious possibility.
4.
"Variola Virus": You probably have never heard of the variola virus before, but you
might be familiar with what it causes: smallpox.
The variola virus is primarily spread by coughing or sneezing directly into another person's
face.
When this happens, open sores soon appear around the unlucky person's mouth and throat.
As these pimples swell up with fluid and burst, they can get on a person's clothing and
spread that way as well.
In extremely rare instances, smallpox can be transmitted in the air.
Smallpox has a fatality rate of about 30 percent.
If it doesn't kill you, then it can leave you covered in scars all over your body, especially
your face.
It can even leave you blind.
For centuries, smallpox plagued everyone from China to Australia.
Global vaccinations have since made the disease a thing of the past.
The last time anybody got it was in 1977, and the last major outbreak was in 1949.
However, if you think your chances of getting it are completely nil, think again.
The smallpox virus is still available in two places in the world.
It can be found in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States,
and in the Russian State Center for Research on Virology and Biotechnology.
This has raised concerns that terrorists could one day acquire the virus and release it on
an unsuspecting public.
3.
"Polio" ["Pole-lee-oh"]: Like smallpox, this highly contagious disease has been largely
kept under check by global vaccination efforts in recent years.
With that said, however, polio is too stubborn to fully eradicate, and, furthermore, it continues
to spread to this day.
The virus stores itself inside of our lungs and intestines, which means that it can be
transmitted through close contact with fecal matter, or even through a simple cough.
Surprisingly, most people who get polio display absolutely no symptoms.
This means that many of them walk around their entire lives unknowingly spreading the disease.
For a select few, however – 1 infected person out of every 4, to be exact – the virus
closely resembles the flu at first.
This brief period of sickness goes away in less than one week, but for an even smaller
portion of those infected, the symptoms get much, much worse from there.
If the virus makes its way to your brain or spine, you're in real trouble.
You might feel like your legs are constantly and painfully asleep, kind of like pins and
needles to the worse possible degree, or you might experience a heaviness in your limbs
that makes your legs drag when you try to walk.
If the muscles controlling your lungs become paralyzed, you can stop breathing and die.
Only three countries in the world – Nigeria ["Ny-jeer-ree-ah"], Afghanistan ["Aff-gan-nis-stan"],
and Pakistan ["Pack-key-stan"] – continue to suffer from polio on a regular basis.
In recent years, however, outbreaks have occurred in Kenya ["Ken-yah"], Somalia ["So-mal-lee-ah"],
Mali ["Mall-lee"], and even as far away as Ukraine ["You-crane"].
Traces of the virus have also been detected in sewer systems in Israel as well.
So as you can see, polio still continues to make its presence known.
Oh, and here's the kicker.
Sometimes a person will seem to recover from polio, but they are never fully in the clear.
The virus has been known return up to 40 years later to cause new bouts of extreme muscle
pain, weakness, and paralysis.
Once you get it, it never goes away.
2.
"Ebola ["Ee-bowl-la"]": In 2014, the largest Ebola outbreak in world history brought
tremendous grief to West Africa.
Countless lives were lost from this terrible virus with no cure, and countless more were
permanently ruined.
This outbreak caused quite a bit of panic and misinformation to be spread, so let's
get a few things straight.
Humans can get Ebola only from direct contact from other infected humans.
Getting infected through air or water is not possible.
If you do manage to somehow absorb their bodily fluids into your mouth, nose, eyes, or through
any other mucous membrane, however, then you stand a high chance of becoming infected.
When this happens, you'll start to feel sick within 21 days.
There's nothing you can do to stop it, and the list of problems just goes on and on seemingly
forever.
You'll experience an extreme fever, headaches, weakness, muscle problems, diarrhea, throwing
up, pain in your stomach, and insane amounts of bleeding.
In fact, in the later stages, you'll be bleeding out of everywhere from your eyes
to your anus.
What makes Ebola especially elusive is that it can hide in certain parts of your body
for up to months at a time.
You might eventually recover from Ebola and feel fine, but in reality you are still carrying
it inside of your eye, further spreading it with every tear drop.
Men can even carry the virus in their sperm from anywhere from 3 to 9 months after being
infected.
Since it hides you well, you can imagine how easy it is for one massive outbreak to happen
after another.
And once you display symptoms, there is little that can be done to save you.
Sure, doctors will give you plenty of fluids and oxygen, and they'll try to keep you
alive as best they can, but it is ultimately up to you to pull through.
Interestingly enough, if you do manage to make it, then your body will have produced
enough antibodies to make you immune from getting Ebola again for at least another 10
years, if not the rest of your life.
In this sense, it truly is survival of the fittest with this germ.
1.
"HIV": The human immunodeficiency ["ee-mu-no-de-fish-en-see"] virus, also known as HIV, is a virus that
your body can never fully get rid of.
There may be some treatments, but there is no cure.
By its very nature, the virus attacks the body's immune system, destroying the white
blood cells that would ordinarily help you fight diseases and infections.
In its advanced stages, your immune system is unable to fight off even the most basic
of infections.
This end stage is called advanced immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS.
When you first get HIV, you might just feel like you have the flu for a while, or you
might not feel anything at all.
This usually occurs within 2 to 4 weeks after getting the infection.
You may continue to feel relatively okay for over a decade afterwards, but once enough
time passes, you are in deep trouble.
At this point, the disease has progressed to AIDS.
Now you are losing weight so fast that you are wasting away.
You are always tired, you develop sores and blotches, and you start to experience terrible
neurological disorders.
HIV is thought to have originally started from chimpanzees in Central Africa.
When people would hunt them for food, they likely came into contact with their blood.
The virus slowly mutated over time, and when it made the shift to humans, our timeline
was changed forever.
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