Can the new bat virus, HKU5-CoV-2, lead to another pandemic? According to Chinese researchers, the new coronavirus potentially transmits from animals to humans, and has reignited concerns about the possibility of another pandemic similar to Covid-19. However, News18 spoke to a few experts in India who dissapointingly have ruled out any immediate threat…
Reports of a mysterious virus called HMPV (Human metapneumovirus) spreading in China have emerged, causing concern due to similarities with the COVID-19 outbreak. Social media posts suggest overwhelmed hospitals and crematoriums, though these claims remain unverified by China or the World Health Organization…
China is currently facing a surge in cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory virus that causes flu-like symptoms. This increase comes five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, and reports suggest the virus is spreading rapidly. Social media posts and videos indicate crowded hospitals…
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The term “nothing burger” is believed to have originated on the internet forum Reddit in the early 2010s. Initially, it was used to describe a situation or event that was hyped up to be significant but ultimately turned out to be underwhelming or lacking in substance. The phrase is thought to have been inspired by the concept of a “nothing sandwich,” which refers to a sandwich with no filling or content.
Over time, the phrase gained traction and began to spread beyond Reddit, taking on a life of its own. Today, “nothing burger” is regularly used in online discourse, often to express disappointment or skepticism about something that was touted as remarkable but failed to deliver.