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=={{icon|FA}} Featured articles==
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Dengue fever]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Influenza]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:RNA interference]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Rotavirus]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Social history of viruses]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Virus]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Introduction to viruses]]
Total pages in content type is 7
=={{icon|DFA}} Former featured articles==
*{{icon|DFA}} [[:Macfarlane Burnet]]
*{{icon|DFA}} [[:HIV/AIDS]]
*{{icon|DFA}} [[:Polio]]
*{{icon|DFA}} [[:SARS]]
Total pages in content type is 4
=={{icon|GA}} Good articles==
*{{icon|GA}} [[:1993 Four Corners hantavirus outbreak]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:2007 Bernard Matthews H5N1 outbreak]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:2009 swine flu pandemic]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Baltimore classification]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Bat virome]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:COVID-19 pandemic]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Common cold]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Coughs and sneezes spread diseases]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Croup]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Disease X]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Gastroenteritis]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:HIV/AIDS in Malawi]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Hepatitis B]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Hepatitis C]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Hepatitis E]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Herpes]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:HIV/AIDS]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:HIV]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Host (biology)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Kivu Ebola epidemic]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Metagenomics]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Mosquito]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Myxomatosis]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Playa de Oro virus]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Poliovirus]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Prion]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Shingles]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Smallpox]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Spanish flu]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Western African Ebola epidemic]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:What Lies Below (Fringe)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Wikipedia and the COVID-19 pandemic]]
Total pages in content type is 34
=={{icon|DGA}} Former good articles==
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Canine parvovirus]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Foot-and-mouth disease]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Henipavirus]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Influenza A virus subtype H5N1]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Edward Jenner]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Measles]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Mimivirus]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Rabies]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Yellow fever]]
Total pages in content type is 9
=={{icon|DYK}} ''Did you know?'' articles==
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[1957–1958 influenza pandemic]]''' killed at least one million people worldwide? (2020-05-11)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that during the '''[[1967 United Kingdom foot-and-mouth outbreak|1967 outbreak]]''' of [[foot and mouth disease]] in the [[United Kingdom]], around 430,000 animals were slaughtered? (2009-08-28)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that in 2007, the first '''[[2007 Australian equine influenza outbreak|Australian outbreak of equine influenza]]''' caused a nationwide ban on [[horse racing]]? (2007-09-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[2013 dengue outbreak in Singapore|2013 dengue outbreak]]''' is one of the worst outbreaks of [[Dengue fever|the disease]] in [[Singapore]] to date? (2013-06-15)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that [[2020–21 Singapore circuit breaker measures|{{nowrap|COVID-19}} lockdown restrictions]] caused a 37-percent increase in infections of [[dengue fever]] in '''[[2020 dengue outbreak in Singapore|Singapore's 2020 outbreak]]'''? (2022-07-19)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Adenovirus serotype 14]]''' is an [[emerging infectious disease|emerging]] [[virus]], related to the [[common cold]], that has recently caused 10 deaths in the [[United States]], including at least one healthy young adult? (2007-11-20)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[agnoprotein]]''' ''(pictured)'' is found in two [[polyomavirus]]es that can cause human disease, [[JC virus]] and [[BK virus]]? (2016-08-22)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[Alternanthera mosaic virus]]''', a type of ''[[Potexvirus]]'', has been misdiagnosed as the closely-related [[Papaya mosaic virus]]? (2009-01-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[American Society for Virology]]''', the first independent [[Learned society|scientific society]] specifically for [[Virology|virologists]], was founded only 34 years ago? (2015-06-09)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that viruses can be catalogued into seven groups in the '''[[Baltimore classification]]'''? (2025-12-07)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that public health authorities are still not exactly sure how '''''[[Alaskapox virus]]''''', a recently discovered relative of ''[[Monkeypox virus]]'', has spread to humans from animals? (2022-07-19)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Bourbon virus]]''' ''(pictured)'', discovered in 2014 from a man who died after [[tick]] bites, is the first '''[[thogotovirus]]''' to be associated with human disease in the Western hemisphere? (2015-04-17)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that after suspected '''[[2020 coronavirus pandemic in Maharashtra|coronavirus patients in Maharashtra, India]]''', started fleeing hospitals, the government directed officials to stamp the left hand of those quarantined at home using [[Election ink|indelible ink]]? (2020-04-16)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that a man suspected of carrying '''[[2020 coronavirus pandemic in Nepal|coronavirus in Nepal]]''' ran away from the hospital? (2020-03-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that residents of [[Rankin Inlet]], Nunavut, blocked access to a local goldmine over fears of {{nowrap|COVID-19}}, even though '''[[COVID-19 pandemic in Nunavut|Nunavut had no confirmed cases]]'''? (2020-05-29)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that "'''[[Catch It, Bin It, Kill It]]'''" ''(poster shown)'', a slogan first used in 2007, has been revived to fight the [[2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom]]? (2020-04-04)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the CEO of '''[[Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations|CEPI]]''', a key organisation in the race to develop a [[COVID-19 vaccine|vaccine for {{nowrap|COVID-19}}]], has called the disease "the most frightening" that he has ever encountered in his career? (2020-03-31)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[coccolithovirus]]''', a giant double-stranded [[DNA]] [[virus]], has 472 [[protein]]-coding [[genes]], and is the largest known marine virus by [[genome]]? (2006-06-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[coughs and sneezes spread diseases]]''' ''(poster shown)''{{-?}} (2020-05-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Dinocampus coccinellae paralysis virus|a novel virus]]''' may be implicated in its [[Dinocampus coccinellae|parasitic wasp host]] turning the [[spotted lady beetle]] into a "zombie bodyguard"? (2015-02-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that experts on the [[World Health Organization]]'s emergency committee believe that [[Coronavirus disease 2019|{{nowrap|COVID-19}}]] could be the first '''[[Disease X]]'''? (2020-04-07)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that vaccine coverage at schools around the [[Disneyland Resort]] was too low for [[herd immunity]] when '''[[Disneyland measles outbreak|measles broke out in 2014]]'''? (2022-03-07)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[double-stranded RNA viruses]]''' cause everything from [[gastroenteritis]] in young children to [[bluetongue disease]] in livestock? (2007-11-27)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that {{nowrap|COVID-19}} vaccine scientist '''[[William Paul Duprex|Paul Duprex]]''' got his start in microbiology by experimenting with his high-school classmates' spit? (2022-01-07)
*{{icon|DYK}} [[Elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus]] (article's talk page missing blurb) (2006-05-16)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the old adage "'''[[feed a cold, starve a fever]]'''" was first published in a 1574 dictionary? (2023-03-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that professor '''[[Neil Ferguson (epidemiologist)|Neil Ferguson]]''' and his team believe that significantly more people in China have been infected with the [[Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2|2019 novel coronavirus]] than has been reported? (2020-03-11)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Franquet's Epauletted Fruit Bat]]''' ''(pictured)'' is one of three fruit-eating bats found to be a reservoir for [[Ebola virus]] in the wild? (2011-06-01)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that research by Dr. '''[[Harold Ginsberg]]''' on [[Adenoviridae|adenoviruses]] led to the development of [[gene therapy]], in which modified versions of viruses can be used to implant healthy versions of genes to treat disease? (2010-08-22)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[groundnut rosette virus]]''', which causes serious damage to peanut crops in Africa, is spread by the '''[[Aphis craccivora|groundnut aphid]]'''? (2015-02-22)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[HPgV-2]]''' is the second human ''[[pegivirus]]'' ever discovered? (2018-02-07)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[hairpin ribozyme]]''' is an [[RNA]] that can encode [[Genetics|genetic]] information and [[Catalysis|catalyze]] biological [[Chemical reaction|reactions]]? (2010-09-25)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Virology|virologist]] '''[[Harald zur Hausen]]''' is recipient of both the [[Gairdner Foundation International Award]] and the [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]] in 2008? (2008-10-13)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that China is the only country in the world to have a licensed vaccine for '''[[hepatitis E]]'''? (2019-09-09)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that before the '''[[Hershey–Chase experiment]]''' confirmed the role of [[DNA]], scientists believed that [[gene]]s were carried by [[protein]]s? (2011-04-08)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that humans and horses are '''[[Host (biology)|dead-end hosts]]''' for the [[West Nile virus]]? (2018-04-10)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that in a 1997 Alaskan expedition, pathologist '''[[Johan Hultin]]''' retrieved samples of the [[1918 flu pandemic|1918 influenza virus]] from the lungs of flu victims preserved by [[permafrost]]? (2009-05-06)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[human bocavirus]]''' is the fourth most commonly found [[virus]] in samples collected from the [[respiratory system]]? (2008-11-23)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that 95% of adults have been [[infection|infected]] by '''[[human herpesvirus 7]]''', a virus that can cause [[influenza-like illness]] and [[Febrile seizure|seizure]]s but normally causes no [[symptom]]s? (2010-08-25)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that although '''[[Indian cassava mosaic virus]]''' does indeed infect [[cassava]] crops in India, the actual origin of the virus is unknown? (2019-01-11)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Infectious Salmon Anaemia]]''' is a [[Virus|viral]] disease of [[Atlantic Salmon]] which affects [[fish farm]]s in [[Canada]], [[Norway]], and [[Scotland]]? (2005-05-17)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the 2018–2020 '''[[Kivu Ebola epidemic]]''' was the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]'s 10th and longest [[Ebola]] outbreak and the second largest in the world after the [[Western African Ebola virus epidemic|outbreak in West Africa]]? (2021-03-26)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[Kunjin virus]]''', which can be [[Mosquito-borne disease|transmitted by mosquitoes]] and may cause [[encephalitis]] in humans, is named for an [[Indigenous Australians|Indigenous Australian]] clan living near where the virus was first isolated? (2009-08-16)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that according to [[(RED)]], providing health-restoring [[antiretroviral drug]]s to [[HIV|HIV positive]] people in Africa, as described in the documentary '''''[[The Lazarus Effect (film)|The Lazarus Effect]]''''', costs [[United States dollar|US$]]0.40 per person per day? (2010-08-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[List of Ebola outbreaks|outbreak of Ebola]]''' in [[Bundibugyo District]] in [[Uganda]] in 2007 was caused by a novel strain of the [[Ebola]] virus? (2009-12-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that because [[Micrograph#Photomicrograph|photomicrographs]] of '''''[[Longan witches broom-associated virus]]''''' were not published, the virus was not initially accepted as the cause of the eponymous disease? (2019-12-12)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Lymantria dispar multicapsid nuclear polyhedrosis virus|LdMNPV]]'''{{`s}} EGT gene is responsible for the infected larvae's 'zombie-like' behavior? (2012-10-04)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the vaccine '''[[MVA-B]]''' has been found to create a resistance to [[HIV]] in 90% of the Phase I testers? (2011-10-11)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that although [[measles]] was declared eradicated from the United States in 2000, '''[[Measles resurgence in the United States|more than 500 people there have been diagnosed]]''' with the disease so far in 2019? (2019-05-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that a '''[[Merkel cell polyomavirus|novel human polyomavirus]]''' is associated with [[Merkel cell cancer|Merkel cell carcinoma]], a rare and highly aggressive form of [[skin cancer]]? (2008-04-13)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[Mokola virus]]''' is a relative of the [[rabies]] virus and was first isolated in [[tree shrew]]s? (2005-07-28)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[murine polyomavirus]]''' ''(pictured)'' is an [[oncovirus]] that causes tumors in newborn [[mice]]? (2015-08-02)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that Governor [[Andrew Cuomo]], who was initially praised for his handling of the {{nowrap|COVID-19}} pandemic in New York, is now implicated in '''[[New York COVID-19 nursing home scandal|a scandal related to it]]'''? (2021-03-17)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Shetland|Shetlander]] '''[[Johnnie Notions]]''', a physician with no formal medical background, developed a smallpox [[inoculation]] that successfully immunised thousands of people before [[Edward Jenner|Jenner's]] vaccine was available? (2019-12-28)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Melahat Okuyan]]''', a Turkish female [[microbiology|microbiologist]] and AIDS activist, once proposed the establishment of [[Male prostitution#Male brothels|male brothels]] for homosexuals and [[cross-dressing|cross-dresser]]s in order to improve public health? (2017-10-21)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that a [[Influenza A virus subtype H5N1|Bird Flu]] pre-[[pandemic]] [[vaccine]] called '''[[Pandemrix]]''' is the first to be approved by the [[EU]] for the [[inoculation]] of populations in the early stages of a bird flu pandemic? (2008-06-30)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that death due to the '''[[Parapoxvirus]]''' is one of the main reasons for the decline of the number of Red [[squirrel]]s on the [[British Isles]]? (2005-03-21)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that [[Trinidad and Tobago|Trinidadian]] [[Virology|virologist]] Dr. '''[[Joseph Lennox Pawan]]''' [[Order of the British Empire|M.B.E.]] was the first person to show that [[rabies]] could be spread by [[Vampire bat|vampire bats]] to other animals and humans? (2011-04-05)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that studies in '''[[phage ecology]]''' indicate that [[virus]]es may be the most abundant [[organism]]s on [[Earth]]? (2006-09-10)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[phage group]]''' was an informal network of biologists centered around [[Max Delbrück]] that contributed heavily to the [[history of molecular biology|origins of molecular biology]]? (2007-05-10)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''''[[Plotkin's Vaccines]]''''' was written by the inventor of the rubella vaccine because he felt that vaccinology had become a distinct field of medicine? (2025-08-05)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the [[genetically modified]] [[plum]] C5 is the only ''[[Prunus]]'' species resistant to the devastating plant disease '''[[plum pox]]'''? (2005-07-09)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Polio in Pakistan|polio eradication efforts in Pakistan]]''' were hampered by a vaccination campaign conducted by the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]] as cover in the search for [[Osama bin Laden]]? (2012-06-03)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that there are two known '''[[Polyomavirus]]es''' which infect humans? (2004-07-01)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that a '''[[quaranjavirus]]''' that can infect humans was discovered in 1953, but it took 60 years to classify it? (2015-03-30)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[RNA silencing suppressor p19|p19 protein]]''' ''(dimer pictured)'' evolved in an [[evolutionary arms race|arms race]] between plants and viruses? (2017-01-08)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that in 1978, populations of the '''[[Heliaster kubiniji|gulf sea star]]''' in the [[Gulf of California]] were devastated by '''[[starfish wasting disease]]''' and had not fully recovered twenty years later? (2013-11-24)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[Robert Shope]]''', described as a "walking encyclopaedia" of [[arbovirus]]es, discovered more novel viruses than anyone previously? (2016-03-18)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the stripes on [[tulip]]s ''(examples pictured)'' that caused [[tulip mania]] were probably caused by a [[virus]], but this was '''[[history of viruses|unknown to science]]''' at the time? (2010-12-08)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that in addition to infecting squashes, the '''[[squash mosaic virus]]''' also infects melons? (2013-10-31)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that virologist '''[[Stephen Straus]]''', first head of the [[National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine]], said he did not use [[alternative medicine]]? (2016-09-27)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[T4 rII system|T4 ''rII'' experimental system]]''' enabled [[biologist]] [[Seymour Benzer]] to map a [[gene]] down to the level of one or two [[base pair]]s before the invention of [[DNA sequencing]]? (2009-02-13)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[transmission of COVID-19]]''' is known to occur through [[respiratory droplet]]s, contaminated surfaces, kissing, and [[aerosol-generating procedure|aerosol-generating medical procedures]]? (2020-08-31)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''[[viral vector vaccine]]s''' currently in use include four [[COVID-19 vaccine|{{nowrap|COVID-19}} vaccines]] and two [[Ebola vaccine]]s? (2021-04-26)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that '''''[[Virology (journal)|Virology]]''''' is the first English-language journal to focus on [[virus]]es? (2013-02-22)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the '''[[Visna virus]]''', a [[retrovirus]] that causes [[encephalitis]] and chronic [[pneumonitis]] in [[sheep]], is used as a [[model system]] for [[HIV]] infection? (2009-02-11)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that during the '''[[West African Ebola virus epidemic]]''' as many as 15 different vaccines were in development? (2016-11-17)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that a '''[[White House COVID-19 outbreak|COVID-19 outbreak at the White House]]''' infected at least 35 people, including [[Donald Trump|the President]], [[Melania Trump|First Lady]], three senators, and [[Chris Christie|a governor]]? (2020-10-08)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that in 2020, '''[[Wikipedia coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic|{{nowrap|COVID-19}}–related articles across all Wikipedias]]''' received more than 579 million pageviews? (2023-05-01)
*{{icon|DYK}} ... that the recently discovered '''[[Zamilon virophage]]''' ''(pictured)'' casts doubt on the concept of [[virophage]]s? (2016-03-22)
Total pages in content type is 81
=={{icon|FP}} Featured pictures==
<gallery mode=packed>
File:AntigenicShift HiRes.svg|AntigenicShift HiRes
File:Child with Smallpox Bangladesh.jpg|Child with Smallpox Bangladesh
File:Ebola Virus - Electron Micrograph.tiff|Ebola Virus - Electron Micrograph
File:MRNA vaccines against the coronavirus.webm|MRNA vaccines against the coronavirus
File:Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.jpg|Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2
File:Phage.jpg|Phage
File:SARS-CoV-2 scanning electron microscope image.jpg|SARS-CoV-2 scanning electron microscope image
</gallery>

Total pages in content type is 7

=={{icon|GAN}} Good article nominees==
*{{icon|GAN}} [[:Adnaviria]]
*{{icon|GAN}} [[:COVID-19 lab leak theory]]
Total pages in content type is 2
=={{icon|itn}} In the News articles==
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2009 swine flu pandemic]] (2009-04-25)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2013–2014 chikungunya outbreak]] (2014-05-05)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2018 Équateur province Ebola outbreak]] (2018-05-20)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2023–2025 mpox epidemic]] (2024-08-16)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2019 Bihar encephalitis outbreak]] (2019-06-19)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:COVID-19]] (2020-03-11)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:COVID-19 pandemic]] (2020-01-20)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:List of deaths due to COVID-19]] (2020-03-29)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Dengue fever]] (2004-02-24)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Ebola]] (2010-05-30)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Ebola virus epidemic in Liberia]] (2015-05-10)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Anthony Epstein]] (2024-02-13)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Harald zur Hausen]] (2023-06-02)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:HIV]] (2009-08-05)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Johan Hultin]] (2022-01-29)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Kivu Ebola epidemic]] (2018-11-13)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:MERS outbreak]] (2014-06-06)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2022–2023 mpox outbreak]] (2022-07-23)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Pandemic]] (2020-03-11)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Pandoravirus]] (2013-07-20)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Phage display]] (2018-10-04)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Polio eradication]] (2014-03-28)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Rinderpest]] (2010-10-14)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Rubella]] (2015-05-01)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2019 Samoa measles outbreak]] (2019-12-09)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Simian immunodeficiency virus]] (2010-09-18)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Swine influenza]] (2009-04-25)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Western African Ebola epidemic]] (2016-01-14)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Yellow fever]] (2009-11-25)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:Zika virus]] (2016-01-24)
*{{icon|itn}} [[:2015–16 Zika virus epidemic]] (2016-02-01)
Total pages in content type is 31
== Main page featured articles==
* [[:Macfarlane Burnet]] (2009-01-06)
* [[:Dengue fever]] (2011-08-05)
* [[:HIV/AIDS]] (2006-06-15)
* [[:Influenza]] (2007-01-01)
* [[:Polio]] (2008-08-22)
* [[:RNA interference]] (2011-11-25)
* [[:Rotavirus]] (2008-04-07)
* [[:SARS]] (2004-12-20)
* [[:Social history of viruses]] (2013-08-18)
* [[:Virus]] (2009-10-05)
* [[:Introduction to viruses]] (2012-10-21)
Total pages in content type is 11
=={{icon|potd}} Picture of the day pictures==
<gallery mode=packed>
File:AntigenicShift HiRes.svg|AntigenicShift HiRes (2011-05-19)
File:Child with Smallpox Bangladesh.jpg|Child with Smallpox Bangladesh (2013-10-26)
File:Ebola Virus - Electron Micrograph.tiff|Ebola Virus - Electron Micrograph (2020-03-26)
File:MRNA vaccines against the coronavirus.webm|MRNA vaccines against the coronavirus (2021-10-21)
File:Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.jpg|Novel Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (2021-09-03)
File:Phage.jpg|Phage (2020-05-24)
File:SARS-CoV-2 scanning electron microscope image.jpg|SARS-CoV-2 scanning electron microscope image (2022-02-22)
</gallery>

Total pages in content type is 7

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