Patient Exposed to Bat in Minnesota Dies From Rabies, Officials Say
Patient Exposed to Bat in Minnesota Dies From Rabies, Officials Say
The death, which was reported on Friday, is only the fifth fatal human rabies case in Minnesota since 1975, health officials said.
Bats have tiny teeth so a bite mark may not appear, according to the Department of Environment, Health and Safety at the University of Michigan. Sometimes victims don’t even feel themselves being bit.
Pets are also known to contract and pass on rabies. Many municipalities have laws requiring pets that might be susceptible to rabies to get vaccinated.
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Why did they put the patient in a room with a bat?
Animal x human gladiatorial fights are the default payment method for healthcare in America if your insurance doesn't cover something and you can't pay out of pocket. At least a dozen leukemia kids die each week in America to lion bites because their parents were poor but not poor enought for Medicaid.
Do I get to pick what I fight?
Only if you paid for the emperor plus additional hmo plan through your employers secret benefits website they hide in the real one every year