Possibly deadly Bourbon virus confirmed in New York: What is it?
A tick-borne virus called Bourbon virus has been confirmed in New York for the first time. The virus, which was first identified in 2014, has no vaccine or specific treatment and has caused at least one death. Health experts are concerned that additional cases may not have been detected.
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2 sourcesDoctor Says Cases of This Deadly Tick-Borne Virus May Go Undetected
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3 sourcesExperts warn of rare tick-borne Bourbon virus after NY sees its first case
No cure, no vaccine: Experts warn of rare Bourbon virus after first NY case
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3 developments- Jul 29Rare Bourbon Virus Confirmed in New York for the First Time
- Jul 31Only lean-left coverage:Doctor Says Cases of This Deadly Tick-Borne Virus May Go Undetected
- Aug 1Experts warn of rare tick-borne Bourbon virus after NY sees its first case
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