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Tiger Mosquito: Why Does This Small Town of Isère Concentrate 80% of the Cases of Chikungunya?
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The invasion began. Every year in France, mosquitoes return to the rooms and to the terraces as early as spring, with a peak of presence in the summer. If in the north of the country, the insect is still discreet, more to the south, its presence is already particularly irritating. In Isère, it is not so much the presence of the common mosquito that disturbs, but that of its Asian cousin. As reported by Actu.fr, the tiger mosquito "disturbs the d…
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