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Mosquitoes have hidden in the extreme heat, but the recent rain may bring them out again this week.
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No human cases of the virus have been found yet, but Austin Public Health still recommends people stay vigilant.
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Thanks to a relatively mild winter and April’s above-normal rainfall, the pesky bugs are swarming the city early in high numbers.
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Four mosquito pools in the 78744 zip code have tested positive for the virus in the last two weeks.
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From Texas Standard:West Nile virus made big headlines in Texas in 2012. But the truth is, it probably infects thousands of people here each year, even…
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Scientists say they’ve invented a new tool to fight mosquito-borne illnesses. The technology could help public health officials rapidly track and fight…
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A Harvey evacuee at the Delco Center was getting treated for a wound on her head last week when workers discovered she was diabetic.“The people of CVS…
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Travis County health officials have confirmed the second case of Zika virus in the region. With peak mosquito season approaching, what should people be…