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WI: Wausaukee man battles for his life against Powassan virus

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Source: https://www.nbc26.com/news/local-news/rare-tick-disease-wausaukee-man-battles-for-his-life

Rare Tick Disease: Wausaukee man battles for his life
By: Valerie Juarez
Posted at 6:34 PM, Nov 04, 2022
and last updated 8:37 PM, Nov 04, 2022

A Wausaukee man is battling for his life after a tick bit him this summer.

Since August, 71-year-old Al Dennis hasn't been able to walk or talk.

Doctors said the tick that bit him was carrying an extremely rare disease and it was not Lyme Disease, but was the Powassan virus.
Rare tick disease: Wausaukee man battles for his life..
 
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