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UpdatedFri, Apr 23, 2021 at 9:31 am ET Reply So called because of the characteristic way it appears, white-nose syndrome first appeared in the U.S. near Albany in 2007. (Shutterstock) April 23, 2021 Virginia populations have suffered really severe impacts from white-nose syndrome, so there are unfortunately just not that many bats left, said Virginia Tech infectious disease ecologist Kate Langwig, who has studied the disease extensively. Subscribe So called because of the characteristic way it appears, white-nose syndrome first appeared in the U.S. near Albany in 2007 and by 2009 had spread to Virginia, traveling southward through the Appalachian region. The fungus that causes the disease (

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