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2026-10-24 18:32
France detects first human case of insect-borne Shamonda virus
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France has reported the first documented human case of Shamonda, which was previously detected only in animals. The virus could cause fever, diarrhea and reproductive disorders in animals, the World Organisation for Animal Health said, but its potential symptoms and effects on humans are unknown.
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French authorities have announced the first confirmed case of Shamonda virus in a human in a man who died earlier this month.
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French health officials on Thursday reported the first documented human case of the Shamonda virus, an Africa-origin, insect-borne disease.
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