Nigeria: Climate Change Fueling Rise in Lassa Fever Cases – NCDC DG

[Premium Times] Mr Idris said this season typically runs from October to May, with May being the peak month. Outbreaks typically occur during the dry season, when human exposure to rodents is highest.

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