New York Amish immunize horses opposite lethal mind disease

<p><span>ALBANY, New York</span> (Reuters) – <span>Amish farmers</span>, whose beliefs stop them from inoculating their children though not their <span>horses</span>, alive a first-ever giveaway veterinary vaccination hospital this week to deflect off a illness that has killed a dozen horses and a four-year-old girl.</p>
<p> Demand for a vaccine opposite Eastern Equine Encephalitis, a mosquito-borne illness that attacks a brain, was so high during a two-day state-funded hospital that veterinarians vaccinated scarcely 40 horses on Thursday and were approaching to provide another 150 horses on Friday.</p>
<p> The illness was blamed for a genocide final year of 4-year-old <span>Maggie Sue Wilcox</span> in a city of New Haven, nearby <span>New York</span>‘s limit with Canada, along with 12 horses. The illness has also killed 5 other people in a St. Lawrence River area in a fi...