Plague Case Confirmed in Arizona, Patient Recovers
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Apache County, Arizona, confirms its first plague case in seven years, with the patient fully recovering after treatment. Officials are investigating the local environment and implementing safety measures. Symptoms include fever, chills, headaches, and swollen lymph nodes, appearing 2-6 days after exposure. Seek medical attention if youve been around rodents or fleas. Antibiotics are effective if caught early, and officials advise staying vigilant around wildlife.
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