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What area of the world would it spread the most at

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What area of the world would it spread the most at

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I think that it would would probably be India because it has the biggest population of cows in the world and that is where the disease comes from.

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The last time that they researched the disease in depth is in the 1980's when researchers found that rodents, which can hold the disease, were responsible for most cowpox infections in humans.

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It is so uncommon that there is no population where it is more common than another

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Rare infection with only 150 human cases reported.

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Studies of mice have shown that using ribavirin therapy could benefit them but their is no actual cure for the disease.

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The immune response is sufficient enough to control the disease on its own and the lesions will go away in 6-12 weeks.

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People cannot get cowpox from other people, they can only get the disease from infected cow's udders.

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Coming in contact with infected cow and their udders can cause the person to get the disease

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It is transmitted and it is considered a viral disease

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-Can cause anxiety, apathy, or nervousness
-Problems with coordination or rhythmic muscle contractions
-Sensory problems
-Dementia or confusion
-Depression or psychosis

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-Skin Lesions
-Lesions appear 10 days after contact
-Mostly found on hands and face
-Will turn into a raised lesion over time
-Thick black sore will follow after that