Tick-borne ‘Wetland virus,’ newly discovered in China, could cause damage to brain, researchers say

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- Researchers have discovered a new tick-borne virus in China that can potentially cause damage to the brain.
- The virus, named Alongshan virus, was found in ticks collected from wetland areas in northeastern China and has been linked to cases of human illness.
- The virus is believed to be transmitted by ticks and can lead to symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and neurological issues, highlighting the importance of continued research and monitoring to understand the potential public health impact.

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