Additional WNV Cases Found in California, Minnesota Horses
Erica Larson
October 10, 2016
California and Minnesota have confirmed 20 and 19 equine WNV cases, respectively, so far this year.
California and Minnesota have confirmed 20 and 19 equine WNV cases, respectively, so far this year.
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