Hantavirus Found in Mice at San Onofre State Campground
Two mice collected from a campground trail at San Onofre State Beach as part of ongoing surveillance to protect public health have tested positive for the potentially deadly hantavirus. County Vector Control team is working with campground officials to notify campground visitors and staff.
San Diego County public health employees collected two mice from trails around San Onofre State Beach that tested positive for hantavirus, it was announced Monday. The county's vector control team ...
A Ranchos de Taos man who survived a near-fatal bout with the respiratory disease caused by the Sin Nombre virus is now ...
Hantavirus infections have been reported globally ... in Europe; and the striped field mouse (Apodemus agrarius) and rice rat (Oryzomys palustris) in Asia. In South America, the Andean long ...
These important tools were recently reported for the serologic diagnosis of hantavirus ... a well-defined time interval and can be used in field conditions. An immunochromatographic test produced ...
In western North America, breathing dust that has come in contact with mouse feces has been linked to the deadly hantavirus.[citation needed]. The original motivation for the domestication of cats ...
With winter just around the corner, mice are preparing for the cold months ahead by finding cozy spots to nest and ride out ...
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