Vibrio Cholerae is a Highly Virulent Pathogen Compared with the Influenza

Question

Vibrio cholerae is a highly virulent pathogen compared with the influenza virus.

Accepted Answer

Vibrio cholerae, while capable of causing severe cholera outbreaks, is not inherently more virulent than the influenza virus. Virulence varies widely among strains of both pathogens, and the impact of each disease depends on a range of factors including the strain, environmental conditions, and host immunity. Influenza can be highly virulent, causing global pandemics with significant mortality rates.