Lineage H Rift Valley Fever Virus Drives Deadly 2025 Outbreak in Northern Senegal.
DIAGNE, M. M.; FALL, G.; Sall, A.; Sow, B.; Ndiaye, N. A.; Gaye, A.; Ndao, M. S.; Gaye, A.; Ndiaye, E. H.; Diop, S. M. B. S.; Sankhe, S.; Kane, M.; Ndiaye, S.; Faye, O.; Sall, Y.; Barry, M. A.; Gueye, I.; Ndione, M. H. D.; Diop, B.; Cisse, O.; Fitchett, J. R. A.; Dia, I.; Loucoubar, C.; Dia, N.; Diallo, M.; Diallo, B.; Fall, I. S.; Ndiaye, M.; Diallo, D.; Sow, A.; Faye, O.
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In late September 2025, a deadly Rift Valley fever outbreak in northern Senegal caused 44 cases and 8 deaths. Sequencing confirmed lineage H persistence with three novel polymerase mutations suggesting adaptation. Ongoing concurrent One Health investigations target vectors, livestock, and human exposure to identify risk factors and strengthen control.
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