West Nile Virus: Why Is It Hitting Attica This Year - 1 in 150 Cases Shows Encephalitis, Says Majorkinis
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The summer outbreak of West Nile virus in the country is in full swing, with confirmed cases reaching 232 and deaths at 19. At the same time, the epidemiological burden is shifting significantly to Attica, where 60% of the total cases are recorded. In fact, cases are recorded particularly in areas of Eastern Attica, such as Spata and Markopoulo. Why are we seeing so many cases in Eastern Attica Speaking to Orange Press Agency, Associate Professo…
Of particular interest is the geographical distribution of the cases. According to Gikas Majorkinis, in recent years there has been a change, as more cases of West Nile virus are being recorded within Attica and mainly in Eastern Attica. The post West Nile Virus: Why is it “hitting” Attica this year – 1 in 150 cases shows encephalitis, says Majorkinis appeared first on in.gr.
Climate change, Daniel and mosquito migration - What the Associate Professor of Hygiene and Epidemiology at the National University of Athens, Ghikas Majorkinis, says
"The West Nile virus this year, like every summer, is in the outbreak phase, which, let us remember, begins around mid-to-late June."
What did Gikas Majorkinis say about mosquito contamination and the rural areas of the basin? The post West Nile Virus Why does Attica have so many cases – The role of wild birds appeared first on Iatropedia.
Climate change, Daniel and mosquito migration - "1 in 150 cases shows encephalitis."
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