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At the Edge of Spillover: The Nipah Paradox

Nipah virus is deadly but rarely spreads far. Learn why R₀ stays low, what would trigger a pandemic shift, and why spillover recurs in Kerala.

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Heather McSharry, PhD

19 hours ago19 min read

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