GK Science: List of Diseases caused by Viruses | Diseases caused by Viruses | Viruses Diseases

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DISEASESCAUSED BYMODESEFFECTS
Small poxVariolaDirect contactSkin
Chicken poxVaricellaContactSkin
ColdRhino VirusContactair or skin
InfluenzaOrthiomixoContactLungs
Measles (Rubella)ParamyxoContactSkin, respiratory Tract
MumpsParamyxoContactSalivary glands, ears, jaws
ViralEncephalitis (Arbovirus)Domestic AnimalsBrain
PolioEnterovirusContact, food, houseflies &waterParalysis (Brain)
Rabies (Hydrophobia)RhabdovirusMad dogParalysis, Death, insomnia
Dengue (Break-Bone)ArbovirusAecies(Mosquito) bite 
AIDSHuman T-cell Leukamia
Virus(HTLV-3) Lav(Retrovirus) AVR
Besides other, Hemophiliacs, Promiscuous indi. 

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