France detects first human case of Shamonda virus, officials say
Officials say Shamonda virus, which usually affects cattle, was identified in a patient in France who died in early October.
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Officials say the first human case of Shamonda virus has been detected in France, according to BBC News.
The virus, which typically affects cattle, was identified in a patient who died in early October. The provided information does not establish whether the virus caused the death.
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