#mosquito-borne-illness

#mosquito-borne-illness

A person in New York has been hospitalized with Eastern equine encephalitis, marking the first case in the state since 2015.

This year's EEE season in Massachusetts has raised significant concerns as multiple human cases and infected mosquitoes have been reported.

A rare equine virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, has been detected in multiple regions, posing a risk to both horses and humans.

There is a confirmed case of Eastern equine encephalitis in Massachusetts, causing critical risks in four towns.

Awareness and communication about EEE are crucial for public safety, as demonstrated by the tragic death in Acton.

Mosquito-borne illnesses are increasingly dangerous, necessitating urgent public health responses and personal preventative measures as climate change expands their reach.

Baldwin Park has reported unprecedented local transmission of dengue with three cases, raising public health concerns.

Fauci was hospitalized due to West Nile virus after suffering severe symptoms, highlighting the risks associated with mosquito-borne diseases.

Two fatalities from West Nile virus in New Jersey this year, affecting older adults from Cumberland and Mercer Counties.

Health officials reported eight cases of West Nile virus, highlighting hospitalization and serious health impacts among older individuals.

Increased vigilance is recommended, including prevention measures like insect repellent and protective clothing. There’s also a concerning EEE case in a teenager.

West Nile virus cases in Massachusetts increased to six, raising health risks, especially in areas near the recent diagnoses.

A spike in dengue fever cases in the Tri-State Area is a cause for concern among medical experts.

West Nile virus remains prevalent in New York, with the first 2024 case reported in Suffolk County.

West Nile virus has caused three deaths in Wisconsin and Illinois, highlighting the ongoing health threat posed by this mosquito-borne illness.

Natural remedies are being explored to complement conventional methods in the fight against dengue fever.

Dengue fever is surging in Brazil, with four times the number of cases compared to the same period last year.

Brazil has declared emergencies in three states and has started mass vaccination to combat the spread of dengue fever.