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France reports first human Chamonda case
The French authorities announced the first human case of Chamdonda virus, which was previously limited to infections in animals and was transmitted through small, biting insects. The case differs from previous ones; the patient suffered from severe immunodeficiency and died in early October after being hospitalized in Lyon. It is believed that the infection was caused by a bite from a colicoid fly in eastern France, where the virus proliferates among animals during the spring and summer seasons. Despite the serious brain complications observed in the patient, the statement indicated that there are no apparent health risks for the general French population at this time. Efforts are ongoing to investigate the source of the case, its impact, and to prevent the spread of the virus.
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