CDC Warns of Melioidosis, Tropical Disease That Has Killed Two. Should Americans Be Worried?
Melioidosis is endemic to tropical and subtropical climates but four cases have recently been documented in the U.S., including two fatalities.
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Melioidosis is endemic to tropical and subtropical climates but four cases have recently been documented in the U.S., including two fatalities.
Experts say that understanding how the virus first leapt from animals to humans is essential to preventing future pandemics.
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