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Emerging bat virus found in stored throat swabs from 5 patients with suspected Nipah virus infection

Summary by University of Minnesota Twin Cities…
The discovery of Pteropine orthoreovirus raises the concern that dangerous bat viruses may be silently co-circulating with Nipah virus.
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Emerging bat virus found in stored throat swabs from 5 patients with suspected Nipah virus infection

The discovery of Pteropine orthoreovirus raises the concern that dangerous bat viruses may be silently co-circulating with Nipah virus.

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University of Minnesota Twin Cities… broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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