West Nile Virus Cases Surge in Greece, Eastern Attica Heavily Affected

Greece is experiencing a surge in West Nile virus cases, with eastern Attica being the hardest-hit region, and experts predict the peak will continue for another two to three weeks. Health officials are advising the public on symptoms and those most at risk.

22 Aug, 06:46 — 22 Aug, 06:46

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Greece’s West Nile virus cases surge, with eastern Attica hit hardest

Greece's national public health authority has confirmed 157 West Nile virus cases and 13 deaths this year, all among people over 65, as infections continue rising across Attica, Thessaly, Central Macedonia, Peloponnese and Central Greece The post Greece’s West Nile virus cases surge, with eastern Attica hit hardest appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Greece’s West Nile virus cases surge, with eastern Attica hit hardest

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West Nile Virus Cases Surge in Greece, Eastern Attica Heavily Affected

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Greece’s West Nile virus cases surge, with eastern Attica hit hardest

Ιός Δυτικού Νείλου: Σε έξαρση για ακόμη 2-3 εβδομάδες -Τα συμπτώματα που πρέπει να μας θορυβήσουν, ποιοι κινδυνεύουν περισσότερο

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