West Nile virus: The mosquito-borne
virus that causes West Nile
fever. One of the flaviviruses, a family of
viruses also responsible for
dengue,
yellow fever, and tick-borne
encephalitis virus.
Full article >>>West Nile virus transmission cycle
The main route of West Nile
infection is through the bite of an infected mosquito.
Full article >>>West Nile VirusRelated Category:
Pathologymicroorganism and the
infection resulting from it, which typically produces no symptoms or a flulike condition. The
virus is a flavi
virus and is related to a number of
viruses that cause
encephalitis.
Full article >>>West Nile virus is a
virus that mainly affects birds and mosquitoes. It can also be passed from mosquitoes to humans.
How do people catch
West Nile virus?
Full article >>>West Nile virus West Nile virus is an arbo
virus closely related to St. Louis
encephalitis virus, but generally causes a milder
disease in humans.
Full article >>>West Nile virusDr Rob Hicks
West Nile virus is an
infection that mainly affects birds, but it can be passed to humans through an infected mosquito's bite. It was identified as a
disease in 1937 in the West Nile district of Uganda.
Full article >>>West Nile virus. A
disease primarily spread through the bite of an infected mosquito that affects the
central nervous system in humans and animals. Mosquitoes become infected when they feed on infected birds.
Full article >>>Preventing
West Nile Virus Blood From Spreading
In December 2005, the FDA approved the
first West Nile virus (WNV)
blood test to screen donated
blood,
organs, cells, and
tissues.
Full article >>>Encephalitis can also occur following
infection by
disease-carrying agents including
ticks (
Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted
Fever), mosquitos (
West Nile virus, St. Louis
encephalitis), and cats (
toxoplasmosis and cat-scratch
disease).
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