WHO says low risk of Bourbon virus spreading worldwide
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Given the extremely small number of reported cases, the overall public health risk is assessed as low, Oliel said. The virus was first identified in the United States in 2014. He noted that the disease caused by the Bourbon virus is an extremely rare infection transmitted through tick bites.
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Given the extremely small number of reported cases, the overall public health risk is assessed as low, Oliel said.
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The virus was first identified in the United States in 2014.
according to RIA NovostiHe noted that the disease caused by the Bourbon virus is an extremely rare infection transmitted through tick bites.
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WHO called the low risk of spreading the Bourbon virus around the world August 4, 2026, 22:52 the World Health Organization considers low risk
omitted byLeft sidecovered byPublic / AgenciesGiven the extremely small number of reported cases, the overall public health risk is assessed as low, Oliel said.
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