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Enterovirus Strain Spreads to California

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State health officials have confirmed that a strain of virus that's been causing respiratory illness in children in other parts of the U.S. is now in California. Four children in two counties - San Diego and Ventura - have recently been discharged from the hospital after contracting the virus.

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