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Spring rabies vaccine bait drop to be conducted in Vermont beginning May 4 - Vimarsana News

Spring rabies vaccine bait drop to be conducted in Vermont beginning May 4

Health Department officials said the spring vaccine bait drop is necessary due to a rise in rabies cases in parts of Northern Vermont, including Chittenden and Franklin counties.

Source: mynbc5.com
As tick season rolls around, health officials urge steps to protect yourself - Vimarsana News

As tick season rolls around, health officials urge steps to protect yourself

Tick season is rolling around, and with a steady rise in illnesses caused by tick bites, the Vermont Department of Health is asking you to be diligent.

Rare fungal infection blastomycosis is spreading beyond expected regions in the US: Study - Vimarsana News

Rare fungal infection blastomycosis is spreading beyond expected regions in the US: Study

A study from the CDC finds that a rare fungal disease blastomycosis is spreading to unexpected regions such as Vermont.

Source: yahoo.com
Mosquitoes in Swanton and Alburgh test for EEE disease; Health department shares prevention tips - Vimarsana News

Mosquitoes in Swanton and Alburgh test for EEE disease; Health department shares prevention tips

FRANKLIN COUNTY — Vermonters are urged to take steps to protect themselves against mosquito bites, as mosquitoes in Swanton and Alburgh have tested positive for eastern equine encephalitis — a

West Nile virus detected in VT mosquitoes; flood water could impact later populations - Vimarsana News

West Nile virus detected in VT mosquitoes; flood water could impact later populations

"If you dump them out, then those mosquito larvae won't have a chance to become adult mosquitoes that bite humans."

Source: mynbc5.com