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First human West Nile case of year reported in Iowa, HHS says
POLK COUNTY, Iowa — Iowa Health and Human Services announced the first human West Nile case in Iowa Thursday afternoon. The infection, which occurred in a middle-aged adult from northern Iowa, was confirmed through a test at the State Hygienic Lab.
The affected individual is a middle-aged adult between age 41 and 60 from northern Iowa. The infection was confirmed through ...
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