xist on environmental surfaces for 3-8 weeks and still be infectiou
Unlike the VSF virus, Adenoviruses can live up to 3-8 weeks on an inanimate surface and still be infectious.
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It spreads most often through the air as aerosolized droplets through sneezes or coughs, and also from inanimate surfaces on which those aerosolized droplets have been deposited, such as door handles, silverware, and handkerchiefs
Adenoviruses can spread on inanimate surfaces
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throughout spring, and early summer,
Similar to the VSF virus, Adenoviruses are more common in the late winter (early march) through early summer (early june)
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VZV is transmitted through respiratory droplets, direct and indirect contact.
VSF transmission is similar to transmission of Adenoviruses
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VZV is present globally and incidences of disease caused by VZV tend to increase from March to May (CDC Website).
Common in the springtime
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The Ebola virus and the influenza virus can both be spread through contact with bodily fluids. Both viruses also encode their genomes on negative single-stranded RNA.
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Ebola
The Ebola virus and the influenza virus can both be spread through contact with bodily fluids. Both viruses also encode their genomes on negative single-stranded RNA.
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