Is Alaskapox Virus the Next COVID 19 Pandemic

Alaska pox is a mysterious orthopox virus identified in 2015, related to smallpox, cowpox, and mpox. It causes mild flu-like symptoms and pox lesions, spreading from animals to humans, with no human-to-human transmission documented. Although rare, studying Alaska pox helps understand emerging diseases and highlights the importance of vigilance in our connection with nature. The video explores these aspects in under two minutes, encouraging curiosity and awareness.

What is the primary focus of the introduction to Alaska pox?

• The treatment options for Alaska pox

• The potential of Alaska pox as a pandemic

• The history of Alaska pox

• The symptoms of Alaska pox

Which family of viruses does Alaska pox belong to?

• Flaviviruses

• Orthopox viruses

• Retroviruses

• Coronaviruses

How is Alaska pox primarily transmitted?

• Via airborne particles

• From infected animals to humans

• From person to person

• Through contaminated water

What is the current status of human-to-human transmission of Alaska pox?

• It is common

• It has been documented

• It is yet to be documented

• It is increasing rapidly

Why is studying Alaska pox important?

• It helps in developing vaccines

• It highlights the connection with nature and emerging diseases

• It is a common virus

• It is a major cause of death