Part 2Scientific References & Medical EvidenceThe conclusions and clarifications presented in this article are based on established medical science, infectious-disease research, and guidance from globally recognized health authorities. No credible scientific body supports the idea that sneezing or drill exercise can prevent or cure Nipah virus infection.1. Global Health Authority GuidanceWorld Health Organization (WHO)Identifies Nipah virus as a priority pathogen due to its high fatality rateConfirms no specific antiviral cure
Part 2 Scientific References & Medical Evidence The conclusions and clarifications presented in this article are based on established medical science, infectious-disease research, and guidance from globally recognized health authorities. No credible scientific body supports the idea that sneezing or drill exercise can prevent or cure Nipah virus infection. 1. Global Health Authority Guidance World Health Organization (WHO) Identifies Nipah virus as a priority pathogen due to its high fatality rate Confirms no specific antiviral cure currently exists Emphasizes early hospitalization, isolation, and supportive care Makes no recommendation involving sneezing, night rituals, or exercise as treatment 2. National Disease Control Evidence Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) States Nipah virus spreads through close contact, bodily fluids, and contaminated food Confirms viruses replicate inside human cells, not in nasal passages alone Warns against non-scientific ho...