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 » Arboviral » WestNile: WestNile Virus In Texas |
WestNile Virus In Texas |
Zoonosis Control Group |
 | West Nile Virus (West Nile Virus, WNV, WestNile) ICD-9 066.4; ICD-10 G93.3 |
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11 West Nile human fatalities have been reported in 2007.
* West Nile Virus may be found in multiple sources in the same county.
A major source of West Nile horse data is the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory.
More
Annual Summaries may be found on the statistics page.
Maps by Year may be found on the maps page.
Database Updated: 11/19/2007 9:06:05 AM
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• Human West Nile Cases
Comparison of Human West Nile cases in Texas, 2002 - Present.
• West Nile Virus Information En Español
Information about West Nile Virus, including Frequently Asked Questions, Fact Sheets, West Nile Virus Myths and Rumors, and the Texas Department of Health's Response Plan.
• Sample Submissions
Identifying and reporting dead birds and the requirements for submitting specimens for West Nile Virus testing.
• Media Releases
Access to all of the West Nile Virus related media releases from the Texas Department of Health.
• Maps by year
Geographical distribution of West Nile Virus in Texas and the U.S.
• Statistics
Detailed and summary data of where West Nile Virus has been found in Texas.
Last Updated: Saturday, October 01, 2005
Texas Department of State Health Services - Infectious Disease Control Unit
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