1 posted on
08/03/2002 8:00:01 AM PDT by
Clive
To: Nogbad; keri; The Great Satan; okie01; Shermy; aristeides; Alamo-Girl; BlackVeil; ...
West Nile virus ping.
2 posted on
08/03/2002 8:05:24 AM PDT by
Mitchell
To: Clive
Anything that hangs around Louisiana long enough will mutate, the state is a petro-chemical dump.
---max
5 posted on
08/03/2002 8:20:20 AM PDT by
max61
To: Clive
Experts believe this strain arrived from the Middle East. Hmmm.
6 posted on
08/03/2002 8:34:57 AM PDT by
MSSC6644
To: Clive; rubbertramp
Dr. Desjardins says this may be because the virus is a "foreign" invader. "You have to keep in mind that where this virus is traditionally seen, in North Africa and the Mediterranean, there's a certain amount of exposure to it and people have a level of immunity. That wouldn't explain why the NYC outbreak -- or the outbreak here in the D.C. area, for that matter -- have been so mild.
To: Clive
Experts believe this strain arrived from the Middle East. Hmmmm....probably just some bird that few in from a Palestinian neighborhood.
10 posted on
08/03/2002 8:59:37 AM PDT by
FITZ
To: Clive
Time for DDT to come back in a BIG way.
To: Clive
The headline seems a bit alarmist for the content of the article.
To: Clive
Dr. Desjardins says this may be because the virus is a "foreign" invader. "I'd definitely wager my money on the bet that a "foreign" invader introduced this to the United States.
21 posted on
08/03/2002 11:10:47 AM PDT by
dubyagee
To: Clive
so we are to understand that WN can species hop from infected bird to skeeter to human - but HIV wont ? - I dont get it
To: Clive
EVERYTHING is peculiar in Louisiana. That's it's charm.
44 posted on
08/11/2002 7:57:46 AM PDT by
Mamzelle
To: Clive
"Has it gotten into a broader range of mosquito species than up in the Northeast?" I'm concerned that it may get into the midge ('no-see'um's') population in the South. That would be big trouble.
45 posted on
08/11/2002 8:01:08 AM PDT by
blam
To: Clive
In Ohio alone the death toll has risen. Timely bump.
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