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Arizona experiences worst outbreak of West Nile in U.S.

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Source: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarep...09/20101209arizona-west-nile-virus-cases.html

Arizona experiences worst outbreak of West Nile in U.S.
CDC weighs data from nation's worst outbreak

by Dianna M. N??ez - Dec. 9, 2010 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic

Arizona experienced the nation's worst outbreak of West Nile virus during this year's season, accounting for nearly one in five severe cases in the nation, a new report shows.

A total of 159 confirmed cases were reported in Arizona this year through Nov. 30, according to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. At least a dozen Arizonans died. State officials updated the count on Dec. 2, reporting 163 cases.

Arizona had nearly 20 percent of the nation's neuroinvasive-disease cases. The disease attacks the nervous system and can lead to life-threatening West Nile encephalitis and West Nile meningitis, the CDC reported...
 
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