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France reports first human case of Chamonda
France has recorded its first human case of the “Chamdonda” virus, which was previously known to infect only animals, following the death of a patient with severe immunodeficiency in early October. This virus primarily causes infections in animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats, and is mainly transmitted through bites from small insects called midges. Investigations indicate that the patient was bitten by an insect in eastern France during the spring or summer seasons, while officials are still searching for the source of the infection and how it was transmitted to humans. To date, health authorities and the World Health Organization affirm that this case is exceptional, with no evidence of a public health threat. The relevant agencies continue to monitor the situation and assess any potential implications.
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