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'''Vanoi fever''', also known as '''Vanoi encephalitic fever''' ('''VEF''')<ref group="note" name="vef" /> and '''Vanoi hemorrhagic fever''' ('''VaHF''')<ref group="note" name="vhf" />, is a [[w:viral hemorrhagic fever|viral hemorrhagic fever]] caused by the PC-60 virus that affects most mammalian sapient species. Vanoi fever was first identified in the Vanoi Medical Center in Voskakova, [[Valokchia]] in May 2018, and caused the following [[Vanoi fever pandemic]].
Symptoms usually begin from two days to three weeks after exposure and initially takes the form of [[w:influenza-like illness|influenza-like illness]], followed by progressive inflammation of the meninges and central nervous system causing paranoia and insomnia before resulting in extreme aggression resembling furious [[w:rabies|rabies]]. Vanoi fever has a fatality rate of about 93% once it is allowed to progress to a late stage.
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