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France confirms first Shamonda virus infection in a human death of 'severely immunocompromised' individual

Outlet: DW English · Published 22/10/2026 12:46 UTC

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The Shamonda virus has been detected in a human for the first time, French health officials said. Authorities see no risk to the public, adding that the victim, who died in early October, was severely immunocompromised.

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    The Shomonda Shamonda virus has been detected in a human for the first time, French health officials said. Authorities see no risk to the public, adding that the victim, who died in early October, was severely immunocompromised.

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