Melanie James+FollowWest Nile Virus Cases Spike in EuropeDid you hear about the West Nile virus surge in southern Europe? Italy’s seeing dozens of cases, and most people don’t even know they’re infected—80% are asymptomatic! The virus is spreading to new regions, and experts say climate change is helping mosquitoes expand their turf. The good news: you can lower your risk by using bug spray, covering up, and keeping windows screened. Wild how fast these things can spread! #Health #BodyHealth #WestNileVirus10Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowWest Nile Virus Is Creeping Into New StatesMosquitoes are testing positive for West Nile virus in places you might not expect—think Rhode Island, Oregon, and New York! With 98 cases already this year, experts say changing weather is helping these bugs spread. Most people don’t get sick, but if you do, symptoms can range from fever to headaches. Pro tip: dump standing water, wear long sleeves, and reapply bug spray—especially at dusk and dawn. Don’t let the buzz ruin your summer! #Health #BodyHealth #WestNileVirus10Share
Misty Brady+FollowMosquito Alert: West Nile Hits Early!West Nile virus is already popping up in Massachusetts mosquitoes—way earlier than usual! Experts say it’s not time to panic, but it’s definitely time to break out the bug spray, wear long sleeves, and dump any standing water around your place. With warmer temps, these disease-carrying bugs are sticking around longer and spreading to new spots. Stay safe and check your local risk maps—nobody wants a nasty bug bite turning into something serious! #Health #BodyHealth #WestNileVirus10Share
Chris Lyons+FollowWest Nile Virus Hits the UK?!West Nile virus has officially been found in UK mosquitoes for the first time ever—yep, the same bug-borne illness that's already a big deal in Europe. Scientists say rising temps are letting these viruses spread to new places, and it’s not just West Nile—diseases like dengue are popping up in unexpected spots too. The UK is ramping up mosquito checks and giving docs new guidelines. Pro tip: plant citronella or lavender to keep those biters away! #WestNileVirus #MosquitoAlert #ClimateChange #Health21Share
wilsonjames+FollowMosquito Bite Turns Deadly—Family’s WarningImagine losing a loved one to a mosquito bite. That’s what happened to an Ohio family after Mike Black Sr. caught West Nile virus and passed away just months later. The scariest part? His family had no clue they lived near infected mosquitoes. With hotter temps bringing more bugs, experts say this could happen more often. Double-check your screens, dump standing water, and don’t skip the bug spray—seriously, it’s not just about itchy bites anymore! #WestNileVirus #MosquitoSeason #ClimateChange #HealthAlert #ProtectYourFamily #Health00Share
