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February 29, 2024
The dengue situation has escalated from an annoying buzz to a full-blown roar, with 4,787 confirmed cases reported in just the first six periods of 2024.
February 9, 2024
On a late October night, Reesa Bhowmik (SFS ’26) and her friend were walking back to their Village C dorms from Lauinger Library when a rat jumped out of the bushes, scuttling directly over their feet. “It was the most scary, disgusting, all in one experience that I think I’ve ever had on campus,” Bhowmik...
February 8, 2024
On a late October night, Reesa Bhowmik (SFS ’26) and her friend were walking back to their Village C dorms from Lauinger Library when a rat jumped out of the bushes, scuttling directly over their feet. “It was the most scary, disgusting, all in one experience that I think I’ve ever had on campus,” Bhowmik...
January 12, 2024
San Diego County announced Friday a mouse positive for hantavirus was found in Mission Trails, the first positive of the new year.
December 28, 2023
Technicians from the San Diego County Vector Control Program Wednesday demonstrated a tick-removal process dubbed "flagging," in which canvas is dragged through brush to collect ticks for disease testing and identification.
December 18, 2023
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with San Diego County public health officials, are cautioning travelers to northern Mexico and Baja California of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
November 23, 2023
Residents are urged to become aware of signs and symptoms of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever following the death of a San Diego resident who traveled to the Baja California region before becoming ill.
November 22, 2023
San Diego County public health officials Tuesday encouraged residents to become aware of signs and symptoms of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever following the death of a San Diego resident who traveled to the Baja California region before becoming ill.
November 22, 2023
The person contracted the tick-borne disease when visiting the Baja California region
November 22, 2023
Health officials are warning the public to be aware of tickborne illnesses after a San Diego resident recently died from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.