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B Virus InfoB Virus naturally occurs in macaque monkeys. While relatively benign
in its natural host, the alphaherpesvirus can cause rapidly ascending
encephalomyelitis with a fatality rate of approximately 80% if spread
to humans (through bites, scratches, splashes, or needle-stick injuries).
B virus directly affects the central nervous system of infected human
and nonhuman primates.
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