37 Cases of West Nile Fever Have Been Registered in Serbia
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From June 1 to September 6, 37 cases of West Nile fever were registered in Serbia, of which 34 were cases with neuroinvasive form of bole
The virus is transmitted by infected mosquitoes, so the summer period and stay in the open air additionally remind how important it is to reduce their number and protect yourself from bites. This involves using repellents, wearing clothing that covers your arms and legs, and removing standing water from yards, patios, and other spaces. Most of those infected do not have pronounced symptoms, but some may experience fever, headache, muscle pain an…
37 cases of West Nile fever have been registered in Serbia, of which 34 have a severe form of the disease. Learn more about this dangerous situation.
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