California Battles Record West Nile Fever Outbreak
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California is experiencing a record outbreak of West Nile fever, with 180 cases recorded in Los Angeles County this year alone, the highest figure in a decade. The surge in cases is attributed to an unusually large number of mosquitoes, particularly the Culex quinquefasciatus species, which transmit the virus from infected birds to humans. Experts link the increase in mosquito populations to heat and high humidity.
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