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Health officials are urging residents to take precautions as a case of West Nile Virus has been confirmed in Michigan.
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We talk to MSU entomology professor Ned Walker about why mosquitos in Michigan aren't what they used to be.
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It's been a mosquito-heavy July for many Michiganders. Experts say the reason for this boom is recent warmer temperatures and heavy rainfall.Lynn Sutfin…
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Kent County health officials expect to see cases of West Nile virus before summer ends. That’s because there are way more mosquitos found with the virus…
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The first cases of rabies and West Nile virus were confirmed by state officials this week. Three birds and a bat were discovered to have the diseases,…
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Robins are considered "super-spreaders" of West Nile virus. They’re especially good at passing the virus to mosquitoes, and mosquitoes, of course, can…
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The wetter the summer, the more mosquitos you’re likely to find outside.In hot, dry summers, like the summer we are having now, there are fewer…
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In a normal year, Michigan sees about a couple dozen or so cases of West Nile virus: 18 cases last year, according to the CDC’s map. Just one in 2014. And…
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The first human cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed for 2015. Three patients in Macomb, Monroe and Ottawa counties have been diagnosed with the…
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Combine heavy rain, humid and warm weather, mosquitos, three dead crows ... and what you get is the first West Nile virus activity in Michigan in 2015.Dr.…