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West Nile Virus Surges in California | San Jose News
California’s West Nile virus outbreak is hitting a five-year high—with 30 human cases and 3 deaths by mid-August, far above normal. Mosquitoes, dead birds, and horses across 32 counties are testing positive, and bird deaths are more than double the average. While most won’t get seriously ill, vulnerable populations face risks of encephalitis or meningitis. Protect yourself: use EPA-approved repellent, wear long sleeves at dawn/dusk, fix screens, eliminate standing water, and report dead birds. Don’t wait—this is prime mosquito season. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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