A Case of Human Infection with the Sindbis Virus Has Been Recorded in Germany for the First Time, According to Local Media Tageblatt
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According to the Robert Koch Institute, an infection with the Sindbis virus has been detected for the first time in Germany. It is transmitted by mosquitoes and usually runs harmlessly. By Jan Kerckhoff.
The disease often involves long-lasting joint pain: For the first time, Sindbis infection acquired in Germany has been detected. The virus is transmitted by mosquitoes.
For the first time a human has been proven to have been infected with the Sindbis virus in Germany. The disease is transmitted by mosquitoes.
For the first time in a human being in Germany, a acquired Sinbis virus disease has been detected in this country. What this means.
A case of human infection with the Sindbis virus has been recorded in Germany for the first time, according to local media Tageblatt
A case of human infection with the Sindbis virus has been recorded in Germany for the first time, according to local media outlet Tageblatt.The Robert Koch Institute in Berlin announced that an infection had been detected in a 60-year-old man from...
Fever, itchy rash and severe joint pain: A 60-year-old man from Baden-Württemberg suffers from Sindbis fever - the first known case of infection in Germany. The pathogen is transmitted by mosquitoes.
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