Rare Disease Strikes a Bronx Area All Too Familiar With Rats – New York Times
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Rare Disease Strikes a Bronx Area All Too Familiar With Rats
New York Times A rat on the platform of a subway station along 14th Street in Manhattan in June 2015. Credit Michael Appleton for The New York Times. The rare disease goes by many names. Mud fever, sewerman’s flu, swamp fever — those are just a few of the monikers … Rodent-ridden Bronx building at center of urine plague becomes Health Department battleground This rare disease spreads through contact with rat urine. In New York, it has left 1 dead. Rare Leptospirosis Cases in NYC: 5 Things to Know |
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