MERS claims more lives in South Korea

The virus is believed to spread through respiratory secretions of infected persons

COVID-19: 'Need to address the unknown'

WHO spokesperson Christian Lindmeier's on why the UN health body doesn't consider novel coronavirus to be a pandemic

MERS outbreak: WHO, South Korea present joint assessment results

The situation is still grim as hundreds of patients are under quarantine in a premier hospital

South Korean prime minister declares ‘de facto end’ to MERS outbreak

MERS has infected 186 people in the country, killing 36

WHO gears up amid new coronavirus cases in Japan, Thailand after China

About 41 people in Wuhan were infected with the virus that was traced to a seafood market

WHO and Republic of Korea begin joint mission to review MERS

The epidemiological pattern of the virus in the country, its characteristics and clinical features, and public health measures implemented will …

BATting for disease

A new study maps the transmission landscape for diseases emanating due to contact with bats

MERS virus may be capable of airborne transmission

Scientists find gene fragments of the virus in air samples taken from camel barn belonging to infected man

MERS respiratory illness claims two lives in South Korea

Government places 700 people in isolation, fearing possible infection

A deadly virus of patenting

A Dutch institute's patent application on the MERS virus raises concerns about public health

WHO expresses concern over MERS, urges countries to act

A considerable number of pilgrims travel from India to Mecca-Madina for Haj every year and get exposed to the deadly virus

Monitoring animal health must to prevent Ebola-like outbreaks: FAO

70 per cent of infectious diseases in recent decades have originated in animals

MERS virus may spread to India post Haj

Researchers predict spread of acute respiratory syndrome that originated in the Middle East by studying population movements; Mumbai, Kozhikode …