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West Nile virus continues to surge in Sacramento. Watch out for mosquitoes in the heat - Vimarsana News

West Nile virus continues to surge in Sacramento. Watch out for mosquitoes in the heat

Don’t get bit, and be alert for mosquitoes in these Sacramento neighborhoods in particular.

Source: yahoo.com
First case of St. Louis encephalitis recorded in Kern County - Vimarsana News

First case of St. Louis encephalitis recorded in Kern County

California is experiencing high mosquito activity this year due to the winter storms, and Kern County mosquitos have tested positive for both West Nile and St. Louis encephalitis.

Heavy winter snowfall leads to major mosquito season in Placer County - Vimarsana News

Heavy winter snowfall leads to major mosquito season in Placer County

This winter's heavy snowfall is causing an explosion of mosquitos in Placer County. It's a problem that stretches all the way up to the high country.

Get Ready to Get Itchy: A "Mosquito Surge" Is Hitting the California Mountains - Vimarsana News

Get Ready to Get Itchy: A "Mosquito Surge" Is Hitting the California Mountains

With the Sierra’s record snowpack beginning to melt, swarms of the biting insects are coming out en masse. For hikers, that could be a nuisance.

Unleashing the swarm: Battling the global mosquito menace and defending public health - Vimarsana News

Unleashing the swarm: Battling the global mosquito menace and defending public health

The Greek Ministry of Health has issued a stark warning: rapidly multiplying, stealthily infiltrating and carrying a deadly payload of dengue fever, Zika and Chikungunya, mosquitoes and other vector-carrying insects are swarming the country. Their arrival in such large numbers has come as a surprise to health officials, as mosquito-borne diseases are most prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa.