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Officials warn of increase in flea-borne typhus cases in McKinney

Collin County officials are warning the public after a reported increase in cases of flea-borne typhus in McKinney. According to a news release from Collin County health care services, typhus can be spread to humans through contact with infected fleas, which become infected after biting infected animals such as dogs, cats, opossums or rats. The disease can …

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Rodent reported inside state public health building in Las Cruces

A state public health office in Las Cruces remained open on Monday, two weeks after state workers and the public reported seeing a rodent. Workers from three different state-run programs operating in the building reported encountering a rodent in late July, according to emails reviewed by Source New Mexico. Staff answered the main phone line on …

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