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West Nile virus appearing earlier in North Dakota this summer, with 14 human cases so far
Cases of West Nile virus are springing up earlier this year in North Dakota due to wet weather creating prime mosquito breeding grounds, according to a state health official. Fourteen human cases of West Nile virus,
Cases of West Nile Virus on the rise in North Dakota, Cass County reports six infections
Fourteen human cases of West Nile virus, including three cases requiring hospitalization, have been reported in the state this summer. Cases have been identified in nine counties: Cass, Burleigh, Hettinger, McLean, Mercer, Richland, Morton, Kidder and Stutsman. Most cases have been reported since mid-July, with cases nearly doubling this week.
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South Dakota reports second death from West Nile virusA second death from the West Nile virus (WNV) has been reported in South Dakota. According to a press release from the South ...
Approximately 1-in-150 can develop a serious, sometimes fatal, illness. This summer, the sometimes deadly West Nile virus is hitting close to home. West Nile virus in Philadelphia ...
Specifically, Mandli reports that last week, the lab processed 187 mosquito pools. Of the 133 pools tested, 34 tested positive for West Nile Virus, representing over 25% positivity.
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