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October 20, 2026
- Update The site now shows Google AdSense ads. Ads are selected by Google; advertisers have no influence on our texts. We updated the privacy policy, the consent to data processing and the About page. If you decline cookies, ads are not loaded.
October 13, 2026
- Update The article “Adenovirus vs. flu, parainfluenza and other respiratory viruses” now opens with a schematic chart styled like gel electrophoresis: each of the seven viruses has its own lane, and the bands show the parts of the respiratory tract and the organs it affects most often.
- Update The article “Adenoviral conjunctivitis” now opens with an engraving of the eye: scrolling walks you through the illness day by day, from exposure to recovery, including the lymph node, the second eye and the cornea.
- Update The adenovirus quiz is now a capsid build: each of the 10 answers adds two faces of the twenty-sided shell. Correct answers glow; wrong ones stay as defects. At the end you get a card with your capsid.
- Update The article “Adenovirus treatment” now opens with a “medicine cabinet under the light”: twelve remedies and measures, each with a verdict based on Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines and CDC data: recommended, recommended with caveats, or not recommended.
- Update The article “Adenovirus symptoms” now opens with an atlas: scrolling takes you through the eight organs adenovirus affects, with facts and source links. The Leonardo da Vinci drawing was replaced with an original figure inspired by the Vitruvian canon of proportions, including on the map in the respiratory virus comparison.
October 12, 2026
- Update An interactive body map on Leonardo da Vinci’s “Vitruvian Man”: in the article “Adenovirus symptoms” it shows what adenovirus affects, and in the respiratory virus comparison it shows which parts of the body different viruses affect.
- Update The article “Adenoviral conjunctivitis” has an interactive “Eye by day” diagram: how the eyes change, when a person is contagious and when the illness clears up.
- New New articles: “Adenoviral vectors”, “Adenovirus, rotavirus and norovirus” and “Adenovirus vs. flu, parainfluenza and other respiratory viruses”.
- New We published the privacy policy and the consent to data processing, and added a cookie notice that lets you opt out of Yandex Metrica. Session recording (Webvisor) is turned off, and the site’s server no longer stores visitors’ full IP addresses.
- Update The About page now explains how we use artificial intelligence and how to report an error.
October 10, 2026
- New New articles: “Human adenovirus types”, “Adenovirus pneumonia”, “Prevention and vaccine” and “Adenovirus in dogs”.
- New New pages: About and Changelog. The How we work page was expanded.
- Update The source registry now includes Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines on community-acquired pneumonia in children and adults and on acute bronchiolitis, as well as veterinary sources. We added level 6: professional reference works.
October 9, 2026
- New Seven articles: treatment, symptoms in children and adults, how long the illness lasts, the intestinal form, tests, and how contagious it is.
- New Interactive tools: comparison with flu and COVID-19, illness timeline, quiz, embeddable virion model.
- New “Frequently asked questions” sections in all articles.
October 8, 2026
- New Site launch: a home page with a 3D virion model, the special feature “Deep dive”, the articles “Adenovirus symptoms in children” and “Adenoviral conjunctivitis”, and the source registry.