The map below shows states with reported cases of West Nile virus in 2024. As with the EEE map, there may be some delays before the latest cases are added, with the CDC updating every one to two ...

West Nile virus is the leading U.S. cause of mosquito-borne infections, according to the CDC, with roughly 80 percent of those infected not displaying any symptom. However, one in 150 infections ...

West Nile virus was first confirmed in the United States in 1999, and in 2018, all but three of the lower 48 states have seen infections in either humans or animals.

West Nile virus causes fever and other symptoms in about 1 in 5 cases, according to the CDC. It is the most common mosquito-borne disease in the US.

West Nile became endemic in the U.S. 25 years ago in Fauci’s hometown of New York City. There are now thousands of cases yearly, although experts say the incidents are vastly underreported.

Two additional cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed in humans in Massachusetts, as public health officials raise the risk level in 9 more cities and town.. So far this summer, there have ...

With 66 deaths nationwide, West Nile virus has shown up in six new cases stretching from Los Feliz to Chatsworth, marking at least 78 cases in Los Angeles County this year, well below the five ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that a person downstate, specifically in Southern Illinois, was ...

There is a median of about 2,200 West Nile virus cases in the U.S. every year, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. How to stay safe from EEE and West Nile virus ...

EEE and West Nile virus risk map For an interactive map, go to this link. As shown in the map, Worcester County is at critical risk for EEE, while parts of Bristol, Essex, Middlesex and Plymouth ...

Two additional cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed in humans in Massachusetts, as public health officials raise the risk level in 9 more cities and town. So far this summer, there have ...

Two additional cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed in humans in Massachusetts, as public health officials raise the risk level in 9 more cities and town. So far this summer, there have ...