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education
1 -
cable public access shows
1
- local news articles/reports
0 - PowerPoint presentations
95
- Mosquito Control web hits
mosquito control
85 - permanent sites
366 - permanent site visits
144 - service requests investigated
surveillance
83 - bird calls received
3 - birds sent in for testing
positive cases in Cabarrus county
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WNV (M) |
1 |
American Crow - off of S. Union Street |
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0 |
Humans |
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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (T) |
8 |
Humans; broad range of ages and geographic distribution;
no fatalities |
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Lyme disease (T) |
0 |
Human; no fatality |
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Ehrlichiosis (T) |
1 |
Human; no fatality |
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Rabies (MA) |
9 |
Animal; 4 raccoons, 2 skunks, 2 foxes, 1 bat |
(M) = Mosquito-borne
(T) = Tick-borne
(MA) = Mammal transmission
positive cases in North Carolina
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WNV (M) |
3 |
Humans; Mecklenburg, Onslow and Cleveland counties |
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EEE (M) |
TBA |
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LAC (M) |
14 |
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STL (M) |
0 |
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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (T) |
535 |
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Lyme disease (T) |
23 |
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Ehrlichiosis (T) |
47 |
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Rabies (MA)(humans) |
0 |
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Hantavirus (MA) |
0 |
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Plague (MA) |
0 |
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Tularemia (MA) |
0 |
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West Nile Virus Synopsis
Cabarrus county followed the nationwide trend of decrease virus
activity. Nationally cases decreased from 9862 to 2432 and
the death toll similarly decreasing from 264 to 87 deaths. A
victory for Public Health Pest Management! As with all viral
transmissions, they behave with cyclic activity meaning that there
will be downward trends followed by spikes of activity. No
one knows the the rhythm of WNV cycle yet, so active surveillance
is necessary to stay ahead of the disease.
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