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A horse in the town of Morristown has died of Eastern equine encephalitis, a virus carried by mosquitoes, St. Lawrence County Public Health Director Susan J. Hathaway said.
The horse is the first EEE case found in New York State this year.
There have been three human deaths over the last three years in Central New York, including a child in Oswego County last year, due to the EEE virus. The virus rarely is transmitted to people but can cause serious illness or death.
... http://www.ogd.com/article/20120726/NEWS09/707269737/-1/ogd?wd_site=ogd
Two horses test positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis
Wednesday, August 22, 2012 4:22 a.m. CDT
UNDATED (WSAU) Two horses in north central Wisconsin have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis. State agriculture officials said yesterday that one horse each in Clark and Lincoln counties were confirmed to have the mosquito-borne encephalitis. That?s after tests were performed at a national lab in Ames, Iowa.
... http://wsau.com/news/articles/2012/aug/22/two-horses-test-positive-for-eastern-equine-encephalitis/
