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topic: West Nile

186 matches: Newest at Top (Duplicate stories may occur if content appeared in multiple sections)

1. ABQJOURNAL BUGMAN: Move gophers without harm

... measure of control, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.     Keep in mind that 10 people in several states contracted West Nile fever in 2008 and no one has died, according to the CDC's Web site, www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/surv&controlCaseCount08_detailed.htm.     But ...
full story 07/04/08

2. ABQjournal Go: Before Making a Run for the Border, Some Species Pause for a Spell in a Place That Is Endangered

... there are real bad," according to the member. "If you go there in the summer and wear shorts, you won't be able to see your legs. We've had West Nile down here, you know."     Then there's the issue of the homeless man who divides his time between sleeping in the marsh and getting evicted by sheriff ...
full story 05/07/08

3. ABQjournal: Health

... . Support Groups: List of support groups active in New Mexico. Medicare Benefit Calculator: * Kaisernetwork.org About the Flu: (an AP interactive) West Nile Virus: * The CDC's info. page SARS Virus: * An AP multimedia Web special Health
full story 04/30/08

4. ABQjournal Metro: Around the Metro Area

... Atrisco made a strong showing Thursday.     The school is scheduled to open to ninth-graders next August and to 10th- and 11th-graders in 2009.     West Nile Virus     Alert Premature     A report of West Nile virus at Volcano Vista High School was refuted by the state Health Department on Thursday ...
full story 10/19/07

5. ABQjournal North_News: Dead Chickadees a Mystery

... like this," said Eileen Everett, Audubon New Mexico's education manager.     Dead birds can be an early indicator of the arrival of diseases like West Nile virus, though a spokesman said Tuesday that the New Mexico Department of Health knows of no public health risks related to the birds.     Audubon ...
full story 10/17/07

6. ABQjournal NM: Around New Mexico

Saturday, October 13, 2007 Around New Mexico Journal and Wire Reports     5 More Contract West Nile     LAS CRUCES - The state Health Department announced Friday that investigators have confirmed five new cases of West Nile virus infection.     The new cases include a 17-year-old Bernalillo County ...
full story 10/13/07

7. ABQjournal NM: Around New Mexico

... New Mexico Journal and Wire Reports     Chaves Woman Has W. Nile     SANTA FE - The state Department of Health has confirmed another case of West Nile virus in New Mexico, this time in a 26-year-old woman from Chaves County.     The woman has West Nile Fever and has not been hospitalized, the department ...
full story 10/06/07

8. ABQjournal NM: Around New Mexico

... .     W. Nile Count Rises to 51     SANTA FE - The state Department of Health on Friday confirmed a 57-year-old Chaves County woman died of West Nile meningitis, the third West Nile fatality in New Mexico this year.     Kathryn Corn's husband, Jon Corn, said Thursday that she died Tuesday at a Texas ...
full story 09/29/07

9. ABQjournal NM: Around New Mexico

... .     W. Nile Count Rises to 51     SANTA FE - The state Department of Health on Friday confirmed a 57-year-old Chaves County woman died of West Nile meningitis, the third West Nile fatality in New Mexico this year.     Kathryn Corn's husband, Jon Corn, said Thursday that she died Tuesday at a Texas ...
full story 09/29/07

10. ABQjournal NM: Around New Mexico

... the open-container charge.     W. Nile Kills 3rd in N.M.     ROSWELL - A Roswell woman is the third person in New Mexico to die this year of a West Nile virus infection.     Kathryn Corn, 57, died Tuesday at a Texas hospital. She had been infected with the virus by a mosquito while she was working ...
full story 09/28/07

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Mosquitoes from Las Cruces tested positive for West Nile Virus this week.The New Mexico Department of Health today confirmed that mosquitoes from Las Cruces tested positive for West Nile Virus this we
Thursday, 03 July 2008

...ties; five in Dona Ana County alone.The New Mexico Department of Health announced today that 15 new cases of West Nile Virus have been confirmed in eight counties, bringing the total of human cases fo...
Thursday, 20 September 2007

... 9/13/07 UPDATE: The year's first reported fatality was an 80-year-old Dona Ana County man who died of a West Nile infection on Sept. 2, and while a 76-year-old McKinley County man died of a West ...
Wednesday, 12 September 2007

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