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Dallas County Health and Human Services says it's confirmed the first human case of West Nile for 2015.The patient, who lives in the 75217 zip code, was…
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West Nile Virus season usually shows up in Texas in June, but it came early this year. About two weeks ago, Mesquite had the first mosquito trap in Texas…
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Your toes may be numb and your lips chapped, but the cold isn’t all bad for your health. Here are three things to appreciate about cold weather.1. Cold…
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Five stories that have North Texas talking: Texas Christian University's education project changes its name for a good reason, the state's obesity rate is…
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Dallas County Health and Human Services has confirmed the first cases of West Nile virus of the season. Two people in Dallas County are confirmed to have…
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A second Dallas resident has been diagnosed with West Nile virus.The resident lives in the 75224 zip code, which is in the Oak Cliff area, Dallas County’s…
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Dallas County has another human West Nile virus case, the third in as many days.University Park officials say a teenage boy has been diagnosed with West…
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Dallas County Health and Human Services announced the second human West Nile virus case in Dallas County for the 2013 season. This time, it is the more…
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Dallas County reports its first human case of West Nile virus this year. A resident of Richardson has West Nile Fever, the less severe form of the…
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Dr. Roger Nasci, a mosquito expert at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, says you don't necessarily need repellent with a high percentage of DEET to keep the 'skeeters away. Repellent still works well in low doses, and so far mosquitoes aren't growing resistant to it.
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UT Southwestern has developed a formula that it says could revolutionize the way communities fight West Nile.And even though recent rains have drenched…
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Public health officials thought West Nile virus was history. But in 2012, the virus struck back, sparking a major outbreak around Dallas that killed 19 people and left hundreds more disabled. Scientists say they've discovered key clues in the Dallas outbreak that could help predict future outbreaks.