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West Nile detected in Lackawanna County mosquito samples, not in humans
A number of mosquito samples collected in Lackawanna County this season tested positive for West Nile virus, but no human cases have been identified to this point. County officials announced July 16 that the virus had been detected here for the first time this year,
Risk of West Nile virus increasing early this Minnesota summer. Here’s what to know.
The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District reports that mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile virus in all seven counties in the Twin Cities metro area. The Minnesota Department of Health is also investigating a number of human infections.
China is experiencing a chikungunya outbreak with thousands of cases reported in the south over two weeks. Cases have jumped ...
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Remove mosquito breeding sites to curb dengue – DOHThe Department of Health (DOH) urged the public to get rid of possible mosquito breeding sites after the heavy rains and ...
Mosquitoes are highly visual hunters when it comes to finding a human to bite. This means movement and dark clothing colors ...
This time of year, mosquito activity is at its highest. We spoke to an expert on the situation currently at hand and how ...
Shelby County Health Department details its mosquito control schedule, targeting West Nile Virus carriers with EPA-approved insecticides.
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Mosquito warning issued in Vermont after batch tests positive for 2 dangerous virusesMosquitos carrying two types of harmful viruses have been found in Vermont, health officials reported on July 25.
A city in China’s southern industrial hub has recorded more than 3,100 chikungunya cases so far this month, the country’s ...
Officials detected eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) Wednesday in a mosquito sample from Belchertown, the first time this ...
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York city officials announced Friday that they plan to conduct a series of sprayings on Staten ...
Think a mosquito bite is harmless? The amount of blood it takes, and why, is more surprising than you think. Here's a creepy ...
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