To: MeeknMing
And how do the mosquitos become "infected"? Is this similar to malaria in that a non-infected mosquito becomes a carrier when it sucks the blood from an infected person or animal? I like the comment about there being no consensus on how the disease arrived in the U.S. Another gift of the Clintons and unchecked illegal immigration.
3 posted on
08/06/2002 1:57:53 AM PDT by
waxhaw
To: waxhaw
Michael Savage was talking about this last evening. He said the first case of WNV was in the Long Island NY area--close to where the UN is located--who's members have unobstructed diplomatic entry into the country. [Just supposition, of course.]
4 posted on
08/06/2002 2:28:57 AM PDT by
TomGuy
To: waxhaw
Mosquitoes aquire the virus by biting infected birds. When the same mosquito bites a human, that human can be infected. It's identical to the transmission of malaria, but malaria is transmitted by a different species of misquito.
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