Second U.S. Malaria Case Not Tied to Travel Raises Fears of Local Transmission

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Second U.S. Malaria Case Not Tied to Travel Raises Fears of Local Transmission

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What Two Potential Local Malaria Cases Mean for U.S. Health

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One-off cases of malaria in the U.S. may become more common as warming temperatures lead to booming mosquito populations

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