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viral

[vahy-ruhl] / ˈvaɪ rəl /


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They measured viral exposure both in the air participants breathed and in the room itself.

From Science Daily

The author of a viral post on Venezuela, relating from personal experience its difficult day-to-day conditions, admits he was shocked by how far his message spread.

From MarketWatch

Today, about one percent of people carry these inherited viral copies.

From Science Daily

"I woke up the next day and it was kind of viral, and pretty much every record label under the sun was in my inbox," he recalls.

From BBC

The disease develops when repeated or long-term liver damage -- caused by viral hepatitis, excessive alcohol use, metabolic disorders, toxins, or autoimmune disease -- triggers an overactive healing response.

From Science Daily