First human case of Shamonda virus kills man in France
By Global News
A man has died in France after contracting the world’s first documented human case of Shamonda virus. The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that the virus was unlikely to pose a wider public health threat, as the man was severely immunocompromised. Shamonda virus is typically found in livestock, with…
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