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Coxsackie virus, polio, varicella, Epstein–Barr and adenoviruses, among others, can get into brain cells; adenoviruses are even used to deliver gene therapies within the organ.

One long-suspected culprit in type 1 diabetes is the Coxsackie virus, a common pathogen.

His rash looked more like a herpetic infection or hand, foot and mouth disease, an infection usually caused by the Coxsackie virus and most commonly found in young children and occasionally in adolescents.

By piling up random genetic changes, or by swapping genes with other intestinal viruses like Coxsackie virus, viruses can become virulent again and paralyze children who have never been vaccinated.

She said using the same protocol, a pediatrician in north Alabama last year observed a new Coxsackie virus, a type of hand, foot and mouth disease in children.