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West Nile Virus, Atlanta and Mosquito

Health Alert: West Nile Virus Confirmed In Atlanta-Area Mosquitoes

“Mosquitoes can be dangerous if infected and may pose a serious health risk to people in our area. We want to make sure communities are aware and take necessary precautions to protect themselves,” sa...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 2d

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus detected in Atlanta: What can you do?

Hoodline · 2d

West Nile Virus Detected in Fulton County, Atlanta and Hapeville on Alert

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First case of West Nile reported in Brookings County

The South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus of the 2025 season, according to a press release.

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West Nile Virus risk increases in Boston area

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Lake County health officials confirm state’s 2nd case of West Nile Virus this year

Putnam Daily Voice · 1d

West Nile Virus Found In Mosquitoes In This NY Town

"This time of year, we see more mosquito activity, which increases the risk of West Nile Virus," said Rockland County Health Commissioner Dr. Mary Leahy, who added, " Our team works actively to locat...

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Mosquito spraying scheduled in south Fort Collins after high levels of West Nile detected

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Longmont finds West Nile virus in mosquitoes; spraying starts Thursday

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Massachusetts health officials confirm first animal case of West Nile virus of 2025

West Nile virus was detected in a goat in Lunenburg, marking the first animal case in Massachusetts in 2025. Nearby towns are now at moderate risk, officials say.

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What Is West Nile Virus? Dengue-Like Fever Sparks Fear Among Locals In Georgia

Two mosquitoes are detected positive for the West Nile Virus. Fulton County locals gribbed in fear of the mosquito-borne disease that can cause neurological disease and death in people. TheHealthSite.

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‘Fight the Bite’ officials stress mosquito prevention to avoid West Nile Virus exposure

Each summer and fall, Nebraskans become all too familiar with pesky mosquitoes. A bite from one of these pests can result not only in an annoying itch but also in potential exposure to the West Nile Virus.