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Investigation into rabies death of NKyian ‘largely complete’ after 400-plus people contacted
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern Three weeks after the Kentucky Department of Public Health announced a human death from rabies ...
Kentucky resident dies of rabies
The Kentucky Department for Public Health reports that a northern Kentucky resident died from rabies on Friday.
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Person dies from rabies in Northern Kentucky, first rabies death in state since 1996
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Health officials in Kentucky have reported the state's first human death from rabies since 1996. The victim, a resident of Northern Kentucky, succumbed to the disease after ...
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LFCHD reports positive rabies case in skunk found in Lexington neighborhood
A skunk who tested positive for rabies was found in a Lexington neighborhood earlier this week, the Lexington Fayette County ...
Rabid skunk found in Lexington. Officials ask residents in the area to keep an eye on pets.
The health department posted signs in the area to notify residents of the discovery, the health department said.
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Person dies from rabies in northern Kentucky, health officials say
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Kentucky Department of Health said a person has died from rabies in northern Kentucky. Health officials said the source of the person's rabies exposure hasn't been ...
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Northern Kentucky man first human to die of rabies in state since 1996
KENTUCKY, USA — A northern Kentucky man died after a rabies infection. He is the first human to die from rabies in nearly 30 years, according to state health officials on Friday. They said the ...
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Kentucky resident dies of rabies in rare human case of disease
A Northern Kentucky resident has died of rabies, the state Department for Public Health announced Friday. Officials did not release the person’s name or disclose whether the victim was a man or ...
Investigation of Kentucky rabies death ‘largely complete’ after 400-plus people contacted
Three weeks after the Kentucky Department of Public Health announced a human death from rabies, the department has contacted more than 400 people who may have been in contact with the person who died.