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First locally acquired Chagas infection confirmed in San Diego County - SFGATE

On Monday, San Diego County health officials announced that they had confirmed the first locally acquired Chagas infection in the region.

SFGate·7 July 2026 at 22:23·1 min read
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On Monday, San Diego County health officials announced that they had confirmed the first locally acquired Chagas infection in the region.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY — On Monday, San Diego County health officials announced that they had confirmed the first locally acquired Chagas infection in the region.

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