First Positive West Nile Test Leads To Fresh Warnings From Health Officials

Sumary

There was a confirmation by the health department of Toronto that they have found the first West Nile infected mosquito of the year which was found routine check in the Dufferin and St. Clair area. The health department of Toronto suggested that people who have outdoor activities should be aware of the threat of West Nile virus (WNV) from mosquitoes. The virus is carried by mosquitoes, and usually affects birds, but humans and other animals can contract it. Although the risk of severe illness from West Nile increases is depend to the age of the person who got infection, the older a victim is, the easier a victim can get infected. The health department of Toronto also predicted that in September the virus would probably spread all over the city; however, 80 percents of the victims who have this virus do not show the symptom.

Personal Response

In my opinion must have develop vaccine for spread out of disease and explain to the people to inject it. The important thing must beware the mosquitos bites. If you
feel something wrong, should will see the doctor.

Source

http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_24679.aspx

Mr.Tearayut Chanwittayangkoon

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