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West Kentucky hospital warns of increase in Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases

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West Kentucky hospital warns of increase in Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases
Leanne Fuller Jul 7, 2022 Updated 10 hrs ago

MURRAY, KY — Murray-Calloway County Hospital is warning the public about a recent increase in Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in the area.

The hospital says it has seen 27 cases of the tick-borne illness over the past couple of months. Without treatment, the bacterial infection can cause serious damage to a patient's organs, including the kidneys and heart...
 
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