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The massachusetts department of health has just announced the first human case of triple e this year. they say it was found in a man in his 80s who was exposed in worcester county. according to the department, the risk level now in douglas, oxford, sutton and webster. is it critical this is the first... Read more
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Have you ever heard of a virus that can cause brain inflammation spread by something as small as a mosquito it's called ee and while it's rare it's something we need to be aware of here in massachusetts in today's video we're going to unpack everything you need to know about ee how it spreads and most... Read more
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The fight against triple e just went airborne. two planes loaded with pesticides taking off to douse a large swath of plymouth county and kill mosquitoes that carry the virus. what aerial application does is gets to areas where you can't get to them by truck. the mosquito control company behind the... Read more
Category: Travel & Events
Stop what you're doing the deadly ee virus has hit massachusetts here's how to protect yourself in recent weeks massachusetts has been grappling with the emergence of the deadly eastern equine en sephtis e virus this mosquito born virus can cause severe neurological issues and even death ee cases are... Read more
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One minute drill. hi, everybody. the red sox 2024 schedule is out and the sox schedule to start next season will be challenging. here's why. they begin their season at a ten game west coast trip. the season opener is actually march 28th out in seattle. then they go to oakland for three, followed by... Read more
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A rare yet deadly mosquito virus has officials on high alert eastern equine and sephtis or ee has been confirmed in the area one town plymouth is closing its parks and fields at dusk to protect residents for surrounding towns are advising people to stay indoors after dark authorities reported the first... Read more
Category: Science & Technology
Do you know what insect recently shut down multiple towns in massachusetts? mosquitoes. pockets of the us are currently experiencing an outbreak of eee or eastern equine encephalitis. 95% of patients infected with eee will develop flu-like symptoms and will make a full recovery after a few weeks. but... Read more
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Information in the coming months. five on your health this morning. the cdc is issuing an alert about a listeria outbreak involving deli meat. 28 people have been sickened across 12 states. that includes two in massachusetts. two people have died, one in new jersey, another in illinois. the cdc says... Read more
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Fatal mosquito disease alert massachusetts faces a deadly mosquito born disease outbreak sparking widespread concern health advisory issued residents urged to use insect repellent and avoid outdoor activities in high-risk areas public safety measures increased spraying efforts and warnings issued for... Read more
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's head urging those who may have any of the recalled products to just throw them out. they could make you very sick. local stop and shops and big chain stores playing defense against a deadly listeria outbreak. workers throwing out sliced deli meat and shutting down to deep clean. i saw them like wiping... Read more
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Borne illness causing concern in plymouth. all public parks and fields will close from dusk till dawn. after mosquitoes there were found positive with triple e, it isn't the only potentially deadly disease concerning officials. we are monitoring closely the department of public health sounding the alarm... Read more
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Eastern neine and sephtis is short term is triple e uh is a virus infection carried by mosquitoes that can cause uh very rarely causes disease in humans uh and when it does cause a infection is very very severe although it's a very rare infection we have no treatment for it uh to do this and once someone... Read more