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"In the past, we considered adenovirus a 98-pound weakling," says Dr. Dean Erdman, leader of the respiratory diagnostic program at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. "But adenovirus is causing severe disease and, in some cases, death in normal, healthy people."

At least 1,035 people in Oregon and a handful of other states have been infected by adenovirus so far this year. One of the largest outbreaks was at an Air Force base in Texas. Watch Dr. Sanjay Gupta explain the killer cold virus

The bug causing the serious disease is called "adenovirus 14," one of the 51-odd strains of adenovirus that typically cause anything from colds to conjunctivitis and gastroenteritis. While adenovirus isn't a new bug on the block -- it was first identified in 1955 -- researchers believe it has mutated into a more virulent form, first identified in 2005.

"We were very surprised when we ran into this much more aggressive form of adenovirus, which took otherwise healthy people and put them into our intensive care unit with life-threatening pneumonia," says Gilbert.

It is important for doctors to think of adenovirus when confronted with an ill patient -- recognizing early symptoms before they become life-threatening. Infectious disease experts say shortness of breath, cough and fever are all symptoms you should not ignore.

Adenoviruses are ubiquitous, scrappy bugs -- they exist on everything from pens to countertops to inside our noses. They are spread through contact with a surface, or through the air we breathe. Most people won't suffer life-threatening illness if exposed to adenovirus 14, and that strain of the virus is still pretty rare, but since few people have antibodies to it, there's opportunity for a new virus to spread rapidly throughout the population.

"We are asking physicians is to be alert, not to panic -- but be alert," says the CDC's Erdman, who stresses that influenza remains a much larger public health concern, killing and causing far more serious illness annually than adenovirus.

Experts stress that one of the most important things for doctors to recognize is whether a patient has an acute respiratory illness. It could be adenovirus, something they may not connect to severely ill patients.

The CDC stresses that while a flu shot is a good idea and you should get one, it won't protect you against adenovirus 14. But common sense will: keeping household surfaces clean with a good virus-buster like bleach, avoiding and covering up coughs and sneezes, and of course, hand washing.

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yea i once got this isue with bullgaurd but its solved now an lot of reporting to bulgaurd that it was not trojan finaly did the trick but i must say and im sorry if its inapropiat but who names their virus scanner f-secure its an really funny name since its sounds to me like f$$$k security sorry thats an bit of my childish nature but i get your problem i realy feel the pain 2 not being able to use wemod is really anoying if its becouse of some virus scanner

This antivirus software can detect and eliminate any and all malware thanks to its suite of maintenance tools, accessing at a single click any of 12 basic applications for improving your computer's performance, such as an auto executable file manager, a processes administration panel, a registry analysis, etc.

10 years ago the norm was to use Avast, AVG, Norton etc, then when Windows 10 was released there was a shift and many vouched that having only Windows Defender and common sense was enough, now it seems were going back to actually installing antivirus programs again.

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In most eukaryotes, biparentally inherited nuclear genomes and maternally inherited cytoplasmic genomes have different evolutionary interests1,2. A female-biased sex ratio is advantageous for cytoplasmic genomes while a 1:1 sex ratio is adaptive for nuclear (autosomal) genomes; thus, there exists a conflict over the sex ratio. In arthropods, strongly female-biased sex ratios have been repeatedly observed in various arthropods, which resulted from the male-specific lethality (male-killing) induced by maternally inherited symbiotic bacteria such as Spiroplasma and Wolbachia3,4,5. Likewise, heritable viruses in insects are known but are generally thought to be uncommon (e.g., sigma virus6). Such viruses are classically biparentally inherited and thus are not expected to manipulate host reproduction. Recent studies investigating the metagenomics of various arthropod taxa have unearthed a wide array of viruses7, some of which are likely to be vertically transmitted endosymbionts, and their effects on host ecology as well as evolution are gaining attention8,9,10,11.

Recently, Fujita et al.8 discovered a virus (Osugoroshi virus; OGV) belonging to the family Partitiviridae, from a male-killing moth matriline, Homona magnanima20. Although the OGV is considered to cause male-killing and comprises 27 RNA segments (3 of which were RdRp), the segments responsible for male-killing have not been identified. Our BLAST search suggested that none of the protein sequences derived from the 27 RNA segments were homologous to PVMKp1 at the amino acid level. We hypothesize that DbMKPV1 and OGV have independently acquired male-killing genes through shuffling of genomic segments, or reassortment, which is quite common in segmented viruses21. The fact that a single protein encoded by a viral RNA segment induces male-killing imply that other Partiti-like viruses, and possibly segmented viruses of other taxa as well, can easily acquire such gene to manipulate host reproduction and cause male-killing in a wide variety of arthropods.

Disseminated via infected floppy disks, the virus itself was harmless, but it spread to all disks attached to a system. It spread so quickly that most cybersecurity experts consider it the first large-scale computer virus outbreak in history. Another early problem was the Morris worm back in 1988, but that was a computer worm rather than a computer virus.

Early viruses like Elk Cloner were mostly designed as pranks. Their creators were in it for notoriety and bragging rights. However, by the early 1990s, adolescent mischief had evolved into harmful intent. PC users experienced an onslaught of viruses designed to destroy data, slow down system resources, and log keystrokes (also known as a keylogger). The need for countermeasures led to the development of the first antivirus software programs. ff782bc1db