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Spike in rabies cases prompts public health push in Southwest Virginia

Summary by Cardinal News
There’s a large window in Meagan Helmick’s office at the Mount Rogers Health District that looks across the hallway to a table where animals are tested for rabies. The process is grim. It involves decapitating the animal and collecting a brain tissue sample that’s sent to the state lab in Richmond.Even though the environmental health team draws a curtain beforehand, Helmick leaves her office every time. She’s both director of the health district…

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Cardinal News broke the news in on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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