A viral infection has been confirmed in East Tennessee. This infection is rare across the country. The case was found in Claiborne County and is considered a serious disease.
It is spread by mosquitoes and is typically found in certain forest ecosystems. Further information about this case can be found through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or local news sources, including details about past cases in the region, such as those reported in Knox County.
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