Kansas reports three deaths from West Nile virus as cases reach five-year high

This image depicts a mosquito in the process of ingesting her blood meal through the host’s skin surface. Her abdomen had taken on a red coloration because of its growing contents of host blood. The insect has been found to be a vector of West Nile virus. (James D. Gathany/CDC)
By: Aj DomeKansasReflector.com Three people in Kansas have died from West Nile virus infections this year, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.…

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