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Rabies, once ‘eradicated' in this Long Island county, now declared a public health threat
Authorities in one Long Island county are issuing an imminent public health threat over a concerning rise in the number of cases of rabies, a disease local health officials say they eradicated nearly a decade ago.
Rabies is so widespread in Nassau County, health threat is declared
It’s a disease that’s so serious that only 14 people have ever survived it. Now that the number of reported non-human rabies cases has skyrocketed in Nassau County, its health commissioner has declared it to be an imminent public health threat to residents through animal transmission.
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A New York county has declared rabies to be an “imminent public health threat” as the disease spreads among wild and ...
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor granted the request earlier this month to extend the deadline for filing the ...
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