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Bees are affected by any of a number of different viruses. Bacterial diseases include American Foul Brood and European Foul Brood (named after where the causes of the diseases were first recorded, not where the bees are located). They can also be affect by a microsporidian, nosema, or, although not strictly a disease, by mites such as acarine and varroa.

No bee virus or bacterium has any effect on humans, or vice-versa

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