Major Virus Warning as 'Mud Fever' Cow Disease Gives Humans 'Crusty Genitals'
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As the Ministry of Agriculture informed, the Shamonda virus has now also been detected in cattle herds in Lower Saxony. A vaccine is not yet available.
The pathogen infests cattle and is transmitted via mosquitoes. What effects does it have on animals and is there a danger for humans?
A virus has been affecting cow farms in France, the Shamonda-Europe, in recent weeks. Cases have been confirmed in two departments of Occitanie.
Major virus warning as 'mud fever' cow disease gives humans 'crusty genitals'
A new virus again? Yes – but it prefers to infest cows. For humans, the Shamonda virus, which was originally native to Africa, should not be dangerous.
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