Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) may spread from one person to another through mosquitoes. AFM may be caused by several different types of viruses, toxins, and genetics. Often, the cause of a patient’s AFM may not be identified. Anyone of any age may get AFM, but it is more commonly reported in children. Read more: Is AFM Contagious? Article
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