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Hot and dry? Weather conditions mean fewer mosquitoes this summer

Looking for birds, Nancy Glass, with her binoculars, and her husband Joe, with his camera, didn t find much over the water at Crego Park Friday.

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West Nile virus found in mosquitoes in Knoxville Could malaria follow

Mosquitoes from the Inskip area of Knoxville recently tested positive for West Nile virus. Here s what the Knox County Health Department is doing.

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Expect fewer mosquitoes than usual, but the ones left can carry disease

Expect fewer mosquitoes than usual, but the ones left can carry disease
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Hot and dry? Weather conditions mean fewer mosquitoes this summer

Michigan's dry and drought conditions should keep most of the mosquitoes to a minimum, but West Nile, EEE and even malaria remain as risks

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Malaria has a rich history in the US Should Americans be worried about rising cases?

Since May, seven cases of locally transmitted cases of malaria have been reported in Sarasota, Florida. Should Americans be worried about the illness?

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