After finding a virus that's nearly 50,000 years old, scientists believe ancient "zombie viruses" pose a "tangible threat" to humans. Continue reading…
Source: Hudson Valley Post
Ancient Zombie Viruses May Unleash Deadly Pandemic In New York
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