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Experts who predicted Covid issue chilling fresh pandemic warning over new virus

A new virus named Camp Hill has been discovered in shrews in Alabama, raising concerns among health experts about its potential to cause a global pandemic.
Camp Hill virus belongs to the henipavirus family, which includes Nipah and Hendra viruses, known for high mortality rates and severe symptoms.
Dr. David Dyjack warned that if the virus mutates to infect humans, it could have devastating effects, particularly on the kidneys.
While some experts express concern, Dr. Donald Burke stated that the Camp Hill virus is unlikely to cause an epidemic at this time.

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