Epidemiologists See a "Very Low" Risk for Humans From the Shamonda Virus, but Warn: "Nulus I Dare Not Say it."
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This does not necessarily mean that humans will get sick if there is Shamonda virus in cattle, SSI emphasizes.
"It is necessary to treat the information with tweezers before launching the alarm," warns CISA director Naomi Sevilla. Pathologist Badiola suggests testing the personnel of livestock farms where the virus has been detected.
That doesn't necessarily mean humans get sick if there is Shamonda virus in cattle, SSI stresses. Statens Serum Institut (SSI) is aware of suspected infection with Shamonda virus in cattle in Denmark. SSI said in a written response to Ritzau after French health authorities detected for the first time the Shamonda virus in a [...] The article: Beware: Deadly virus may be at play in Denmark was prepared by Ritzau on the editorial staff of Presse-f…
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